Ken Groves was a very good friend of mine. We flew together every Friday night for years. This is great to see one of his designs being used for instruction. He taught a class of kids every Sunday in a local library and once their models were done, he would bring them out on a regular friday night flying session so we could all help the kids.....what great times.
Plans for similar models are at outerzone.com, try the Gym Dandy or the Hanger Rat. Another design is the Blatter 40, not at outerzone. These are intended for indoor flying. They will do fine outdoors IF the wind isn't blowing.
first of all thank you for your knowledge and for sharing it with us and I have a question for you the curve of the front wing has some degree Exactly or is it pure calculation and if you have any diagram I have a plane but the wing is Brocken and could not fly any more Thanks for your time and information
I see in the video that your t pins have some sort of black circle on them, which I am guessing makes it so you do not have to put the pin through the balsa and split it.could I get some detail on those where to get or how to make them
Ken Groves was a very good friend of mine. We flew together every Friday night for years. This is great to see one of his designs being used for instruction. He taught a class of kids every Sunday in a local library and once their models were done, he would bring them out on a regular friday night flying session so we could all help the kids.....what great times.
WOW what a work of art
I recommend CA glue which is basically wood friendly superglue. you can get it in gap filling or super thin from your hobby shop.
I like CA too. But I carpenters glue in areas that might need some sanding as CA is so much harder, it can be difficult to sand.
saludos desde colombia buen video
Plans for similar models are at outerzone.com, try the Gym Dandy or the Hanger Rat. Another design is the Blatter 40, not at outerzone. These are intended for indoor flying. They will do fine outdoors IF the wind isn't blowing.
excelente vídeo felicitaciones desde Venezuela me gustaría ver completo el trabajo de armado saludos
first of all thank you for your knowledge and for sharing it with us
and I have a question for you the curve of the front wing has some degree Exactly
or is it pure calculation and if you have any diagram
I have a plane but the wing is Brocken and could not fly any more Thanks for your time and information
I see in the video that your t pins have some sort of black circle on them, which I am guessing makes it so you do not have to put the pin through the balsa and split it.could I get some detail on those where to get or how to make them
could you make a video how to make a home-made rubber powered Airplane where we live they dont sell that set.
Hi, do you mind share the drawings with me, please? I want make a rubber band powered plane and I don't have drawings.
could you pls share the dimensions
I thought it meant, how to build one, not how to assemble a kit.
I recommend a cardbord rubber band plan