Thursday, December 02, 2004
The Lark. I had the plans from an old Jetco kit. This version is powered by a Cox .010 engine, and it can also be built as a rubber-powered model. I have flown it at a local football field. The .010 engine is incredibly powerful. After launch, the model climbs gradually for a second or two; then the engine leans out, the it goes into a vertical climb -- it goes up like a bottle rocket. It then settles into a flat, circular glide, and lands on the wheels. Awesome.
Baby Biplane The plans for this were featured in Flying Models magazine a few years ago. It was originally designed for the K&B Infant ...
-
A Satellite 320 free flight model. I recently built this from a Midwest kit that I purchased when I was a kid, back in the late '60s. T...
-
This is the Genesis Sailplane under construction. It was built from the Peck-Polymers kit, and will be radio controlled. The elevons have ...
No comments:
Post a Comment