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  • Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
  • The Old Fogey foam board scratch built airplane design is part of the Flite Test Swappable Fuselage Series.
    This kit is also available as a Speed Build Laser Cut Kit:
    store.flitetest...
    Download the plans and see more photos on the website:
    *Look for additional steps if you're building a Speed Build Kit*
    flitetest.com/a...
    Watch how to build your power pod here:
    • Flite Test - Power Pod...
    Check out the Old Fogey review here:
    flitetest.com/a...
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  • @scootersdenver
    @scootersdenver 7 років тому +7

    I've made a couple of scratch built planes and decided to take a short cut this time and I ordered your Old Fogey kit. It arrived very fast and surpassed all expectations for materials and the precision of your cutting. You packaged this kit like it was a Ming vase and it, of course, arrived in perfect condition. With your videos and PDF plans you guys put a tremendous effort into this industry. It is great that you produce kits this quality product at this low price. Thanks!!

  • @patriotprojects
    @patriotprojects 9 років тому +30

    I just wanted to take a minute and say thank you to you guys, i built this plane about 3 weeks ago and have since taught myself to fly on it, and now I'm hooked, i have been interested in the hobby for years now but could not bring myself to buy an expensive plane that i was for sure going to wreck, but being able to build a plane that doesn't cost but a few dollars has empowered me to jump in with both feet without the fear of crashing. I'm working on the simple storch now, and i can't wait to fly it. Thanks again guys for all that you do!!

    • @devanscherer9272
      @devanscherer9272 6 років тому

      Bearhawk Customs q

    • @shutdahellup69420
      @shutdahellup69420 5 років тому +1

      im in the exact same situation... just build me a "the fish" by raptor...jmand need to install the power system hope every thing works out...its my very first plane, have a lil experience in quads tho :)

  • @Playboyjoeshmoe
    @Playboyjoeshmoe 5 років тому +1

    One of my first airplanes back in the 80s was an under cambered old timer stick and covering.
    It flew great! I think I will download these plans!

  • @TuckerFamilyEC
    @TuckerFamilyEC 11 років тому +3

    Thanks for the inspirational build video and free plans, we had to try it! After about four hours of build time the main sections of the plane are complete and look ok for our first ever RC scratch build. Thank you and God bless

  • @Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes
    @Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes 10 років тому +1

    I used 4 of the screws that came with my servos (mounting screws) for the motor to the plywood, and put a small square of sticky-backed velcro (walmart craft isle) 1"x1" to the back of the ESC and on inside of the right sidewall of the power pod, also attached my receiver the same way, only to the inside LEFT wall towards the back (right in front of the servo tray, when pod is mounted in plane) - worked out great!

  • @picramide
    @picramide 11 років тому +1

    Great build and flight! Love the chase plane footage, too. This perhaps the best of the Flite Test series, and that's saying a lot.

  • @HookedOnJonics
    @HookedOnJonics 10 років тому +1

    Very fun plane! I don't have much room at home to fly but it's a blast. I have an over power motor on it currently and it does loops like crazy, awesome build!

  • @andrewcooper3845
    @andrewcooper3845 7 років тому +2

    This is a great plane. flew mine for the first time today. was tail heavy to start with but flew nicely once that was sorted out.

  • @danisnotgone
    @danisnotgone 9 років тому +1

    flies really nice, my friend from JC quadcopters build one out of super heavy Australian foam board and it flew amazingly with a 1500 3s, it could fly so slow and i think i could have caught it when he flew by slowly

  • @SongOfWhiteWolf
    @SongOfWhiteWolf 8 років тому +1

    This Old Fogey Got Your Old Fogey To Fly! Had a maiden today and posted the video on my channel.

  • @lylevasser
    @lylevasser 11 років тому +1

    The inflight shots with tracking?! REALLY cool! Great job guys!!

  • @1968ronron
    @1968ronron 11 років тому +1

    ok thank you for the help . its hard learning all this by myself so thank you for taking the time to help ... i ordered a dxi6 radio hope that will work

  • @cha3119
    @cha3119 10 років тому +1

    That was cool! I just happened onto this video and think it is so great. Good Job. I like the fast pace. If you miss something, go back later. Thanks Flitetest...

  • @KJ4CTZ
    @KJ4CTZ 11 років тому +1

    Love the build video series! It is amazing that a flying machine airframe can be built so cheaply yet fly nice.

  • @starletzzang
    @starletzzang 2 роки тому +1

    As a beginner, I recommend ft Fogey. It has 3 channels and has a large wing area, so it can glide slowly and is easy to control, so it is good for beginners. thank you

  • @G56AG
    @G56AG 11 років тому +1

    Very innovative design, nice slow flyer to relax with.

  • @dz1sfb
    @dz1sfb 11 років тому +1

    Beautiful job on a classic looking model that is fun to fly.
    Kudos Guys!

  • @MrGrymReaper
    @MrGrymReaper 11 років тому +1

    It take the blade off the plane or it gets bit !
    Safty Mr. Blix !
    Keep it going !!

  • @Rcgary24
    @Rcgary24 11 років тому +1

    very nice , im gonna start my build this weekend , it will be perfect for my dad , since he is an old fogey!!! almost got my fowl flyer done noww i gots to build this one! keep up the awesome works guys!

  • @DistantFilms
    @DistantFilms 11 років тому +1

    Thanks of providing these great scratch build videos I recently built the delta wing, the video realy helped alot. I already designed two other planes using the swapable fuselage.

  • @davereap
    @davereap 11 років тому +1

    A nice old style model, and it goes well...The build method is very good, but it needs some shape changes to be more like the Buzzard bombshell..
    It wants to have less chord on the wings and be shallower in the body...
    What a shame we cant get that cheap and light art board here in the UK... It has given me a lot of ideas...

  • @mhfxfxr
    @mhfxfxr 11 років тому +1

    A wonderful build and step back into my childhood of flight. Thanks.....

  • @Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes
    @Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes 10 років тому +1

    also be sure to stick the ESC as far forward as you can and the Rx as far back as you can to avoid interference - you will need to add a small washer under the left motor mount screw location (between the plywood and the mount) and 2 to the top screw location to get the Old Fogey to fly correctly! (I stuffed mine several times before I figured out "Thrust Angles") the Motor needs to point slightly DOWN and to the RIGHT so shim the mount accordingly, I dont think Josh mentions that in the videos?

  • @Mindauxx
    @Mindauxx 11 років тому +2

    What hot glue and glue gun are you using, that you have sooo much time to make adjustments, before the glue hardens? I have 10 seconds at best with my glue and 10W glue gun... Thank you for your perfect build videos!

  • @DustyTripleSix
    @DustyTripleSix 11 років тому +1

    finally convinced my dad the best plane for christmas is the bixler. cant wait :)

  • @stancnet
    @stancnet 10 років тому +2

    Thanks for taking the time to do these videos!

  • @twist555
    @twist555 11 років тому +1

    it should definitly be called the
    FT OAP !!
    has such a good ring to it !!

  • @stevenmayhew2550
    @stevenmayhew2550 3 роки тому +1

    Looks like a fast build and fun flyer. Helpful vid.

  • @chzecrepublican2008
    @chzecrepublican2008 11 років тому +1

    I would really like it if you guys could do a swappable lazy bee scratch build

  • @JMxVideos
    @JMxVideos 11 років тому +1

    I'll be definetly building this plane this summer!

  • @Iflyanythin
    @Iflyanythin 11 років тому +2

    Had a plane similar to this and can only fly that on a perfectly flat field or it rips the tail off

  • @ryanlemons3255
    @ryanlemons3255 Рік тому +1

    Need to build a supersize version of this plane and fpv it

  • @booger37391
    @booger37391 5 років тому +2

    old ink pen plastic tubes is great for the servo rods

  • @WafflePlaneRC
    @WafflePlaneRC 11 років тому +1

    First - 20 seconds after the video was first posted. Thats gotta be a new record.

  • @sokey70
    @sokey70 11 років тому +1

    You are a genius. I have always wanted to fly but didn't want to destroy my expensive plane - keep it up!

  • @Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes
    @Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes 11 років тому +1

    The PLANS have been available for free download since Dec 5th 2012 when this video was first put up if thats all you want- I was asking them when a speedbuild kit was going to be available from their store where the plane is already lazer-cut out for you already and all you have to do is fold and glue! (I downloaded the free plans myself and cut out and made one a long time ago dude-

  • @johnchapman1649
    @johnchapman1649 8 років тому +1

    as I am in UK I am using depron lightweight aircraft grade to make one.

  • @woodcutter610328
    @woodcutter610328 11 років тому +1

    well done! That is next for the work bench!

  • @rcflyer40plus1
    @rcflyer40plus1 11 років тому +1

    Keep up the good work guys. Enjoy your channel quite a bit.

  • @mikeg_123
    @mikeg_123 11 років тому

    Elmer's glue works pretty well. Just apply a small amount on the paper/foam edges.

  • @Jon110334
    @Jon110334 11 років тому +1

    I'd say... maybe... depends on how heavy your motor is. The "blue wonder" they recommend pushes about 325 grams on a 2s (with an 8x4.3 according to their webside), so you're in the ballpark, but the motor they recommend is only 24 grams.
    I had a motor that could generate about that much thrust and put it on the FT Flyer, but the motor was so heavy that it couldn't fly on only 300 grams of thrust.
    I

  • @isaacdopita1503
    @isaacdopita1503 11 років тому

    josh and josh these swapabls are da bomb... cheap, easy to repare, and fly amazing you should do a flying wing with the swapale fusalge.... like a zagi

  • @zxggwrt
    @zxggwrt 11 років тому

    I clip the square end off of an appropriate size zip tie and push it onto the wire to hold wheels on the landing gear.

  • @mabbs2757
    @mabbs2757 11 років тому +1

    Gr8 job Lad's... HOW ABOUT BUILDING A TWIN WITH TWO OF THE POWER POD'S SOMETHING LIKE A DORNIER DO 335 OR A MOSQUITO ?????? keep up the good work ...

  • @natiksadik7356
    @natiksadik7356 5 років тому +1

    You are creative and I follow your channel and all the videos belonging to you Greetings your friend from Iraq

  • @Vparanormal1
    @Vparanormal1 11 років тому

    Nice build video! If each stick weighs 8 grams, that translates to is 9/32 oz (.28 oz)

  • @andrewcooper3845
    @andrewcooper3845 7 років тому +13

    this is not going well,I don't have a friend from Sweden! I do have one from Norway though.. will that work?

  • @robertwick8427
    @robertwick8427 11 років тому

    Three thoughts? Why not put a top on the rear fuselage? Second with the "Dutch Roll" being a problem why not post the correct dihedral. I did encounter the D roll. Interesting fix for the problem, carefully heated the seams with a heat gun and as they loosened let it set in the new position, added glue later and all seems fine. Careful with the heat as it can warp the foam but taking your time with this seems to work very well. I am trying 1 1/2" instead of the initial 2 1/2"

  • @eelcogg
    @eelcogg 11 років тому

    I just use the european style foam board. It's 5mm thick, and comes in various sizes. The difference between the US and the EU version is the flexibility and the way the paper is stuck to the foam. The EU version is a lot stiffer and tends to break if you try to fold it. Also the paper cannot be peeled off.

  • @808GT
    @808GT 11 років тому +1

    Fantastic instructional video. Makes me want to start building right away!

  • @1968ronron
    @1968ronron 11 років тому +1

    great video you should sell that as a kit josh i would surely buy it !!!

  • @d.jensen5153
    @d.jensen5153 6 років тому +1

    The comment about the lazy loops that the Old Fogey can fly w/o any control input causes me much confusion. So if I am flying hands-on, will I be constantly fighting the Old Fogey's wayward ways? Am I mostly to let it do its own thing, or should I attempt directed flight? Sorry for the stupid question. My orientation is manned flight. The idea of a Cessna 172 doing its own thing is anathema.

  • @daditown
    @daditown 11 років тому

    So if you have friend from sweden let him in...
    LOL you guys are the best.

  • @TinkerManRC
    @TinkerManRC 11 років тому +1

    Great video and nice build Tim

  • @joepboats
    @joepboats 11 років тому +1

    thanks Reagan, I'll give it anothe try.....

  • @bbjunkie
    @bbjunkie 11 років тому +1

    Hi Josh, nice vid - 8 grammes of weight is NOT an ounce though! it's approx 0.1 oz :)

  • @bmakhale
    @bmakhale 11 років тому

    I would really like to see this as a speed build kit in your store..

  • @SurvivalOfU
    @SurvivalOfU 11 років тому +1

    Get vid... When I first started watching your vids they were better than good... Now they are better than GREAT!

  • @33jelppirt
    @33jelppirt 9 років тому +16

    B fold = beside fold
    A fold = above fold
    Is that what it means????????.

    • @kardRatzinger
      @kardRatzinger 9 років тому +5

      It wasn't meant to mean it, but it turned out to be a happy accident.

    • @gautamkrishna7421
      @gautamkrishna7421 5 років тому +2

      I don’t know if you know but that’s what josh tells everyone in the more recent build videos

    • @OskarKopecky
      @OskarKopecky 4 роки тому

      Yes, its : A - above, B - besides

    • @saatvikraghuvanshi1631
      @saatvikraghuvanshi1631 3 роки тому

      Yes

  • @Abbiyaahwu
    @Abbiyaahwu 9 років тому +3

    Wow! Fantastic video my friend. I've never made a RC plane before, but this video really gives me the motivation to do this project. Thanks! :)
    Oh btw, what is the name of the music that you have playing at the end of the video and where can I find it?

  • @amenahmw
    @amenahmw 11 років тому

    In the UK you can get foam board that is polystyrene and 5mm thick from Hobby Craft. It's also got paper on it so it is very similar to the Dollar Tree stuff. I think they had a 3 for £10 deal, so not as cheap as Dollar Tree unfortunately:(.

  • @Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes
    @Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes 11 років тому +1

    I JUST got the new "Flite Test Insider" email newsletter that states: The Old Fogey is coming out as a speed build kit, but I just checked the FT Store, it's still not listed......

  • @burnarb
    @burnarb 11 років тому

    thank you so much for the plane and the plans i have built it. and flue it today i have built five plains all flue but not by me as my reactions are to slow. this one is so gentile in the air I have time to think about what to do next. THANK YOU again the old fogey from New Zealand

  • @Hoverbot1TV
    @Hoverbot1TV 11 років тому

    A lot like the Lazy Bee too.

  • @need4drift
    @need4drift 11 років тому +1

    Hey guys nice video and greate build josh! I have a small question. If i build this plane and add an extra servo under the wing for ailerons, will it fly ok?

  • @frederickbeard4095
    @frederickbeard4095 10 років тому

    All foam nice...........I built a Black Magic model scratch built from APS UK' SINGLE CHANNEL with elastic powered escapement but it flew away for miles.

  • @MrClean417
    @MrClean417 11 років тому +1

    Can't find them on the Hobby King website either.

  • @primozdobersek4437
    @primozdobersek4437 11 років тому +1

    Can you design some balsa wood planes not just a foam?

  • @badmofo350
    @badmofo350 10 років тому

    I think everyone would like to see some scratch built micros. They are popular and you guys have never built any.

    • @wlouisharris
      @wlouisharris 9 років тому

      ShareCraft I agree. I think what keeps them away from micros is the need for brushed motors. I love my micros but really starting to hate the motors. They just have to high of a failure rate. The main reason I am looking at their planes is because most of them have brushless motors in mind for power. This site has pretty good micros - www.stevensaero.com/ - as you can see a lot of the planes use the Park zone UMX P-51 motor.

  • @antoniosandoval336
    @antoniosandoval336 10 років тому +1

    Hello friends, I am Atonio from Guadalajara, Mexico and I want to know how and where you get this kit OLD fogy here in Mexico we do not have the materials you build impressive aircraft. Greetings and congratulations.
    Antonio.

  • @zoomie9134
    @zoomie9134 11 років тому +1

    could you do a review on this style of wing?

  • @Moeisabeast12
    @Moeisabeast12 11 років тому

    Been waiting! AWESOME! I wish i had parts to build it, im already using all my motors and servos :/

  • @deepakts6237
    @deepakts6237 5 років тому +1

    Bro I have made a model but the plane spins in the opposite direction of that of the propeller.can you guys help me to find the issue plz

  • @MrJackpoppy
    @MrJackpoppy 11 років тому +1

    What foam are you using and what thickness is it for all us NOOBS

  • @stevenenciso5023
    @stevenenciso5023 11 років тому +1

    Would it be too unreasonable to ask if it would be alright to add arialions

  • @akujiwar
    @akujiwar 9 років тому +11

    swedish friend included?

  • @XrossRider
    @XrossRider 6 років тому

    How are you achieving the correct thrust angle? Should not be a motor mounted to the firewall pointing right and down?

  • @RCdude2003
    @RCdude2003 10 років тому

    I love this plane!!

  • @kurniaputra87
    @kurniaputra87 4 роки тому +1

    want to ask what size motor and propeller specifications use?

  • @larrypaine1523
    @larrypaine1523 2 роки тому

    I just built the speed build kit with the power pod. When I run up the RPM’s, the nose wants to dive down. The motor mount was built to spec-it is straight on line with the pod. Why is this happening? Maiden was 30 feet and a nose dive crash.

  • @IlluminatedWhiteGuy
    @IlluminatedWhiteGuy 10 років тому +12

    3 grams in an ounce? Your crystal meth dealer is robbing you there speedy! lol 28 grams to an ounce...

    • @Hofftari
      @Hofftari 9 років тому

      I think what he meant was 3 sticks to an ounce. 8*3 = 24.

    • @haywoodjablomy1361
      @haywoodjablomy1361 9 років тому +1

      *****
      @10:07 {Quote} "3 grams of weight is an ounce" {End quote}
      Nice try, but he's human......he made a mistake....it happens....face it.

    • @Hofftari
      @Hofftari 9 років тому

      +Haywood Jablomy What? Wasn't that what I said?

    • @haywoodjablomy1361
      @haywoodjablomy1361 9 років тому

      *****
      Yeah, sorry. I misinterpreted your comment. Made a mistake....it happens.
      Now that that's behind us.....Geo K's comment was pretty funny, I thought.

  • @P47Thunderbolt41
    @P47Thunderbolt41 11 років тому

    Could u build one smaller and only use 1 motor and put a rudder on it

  • @scrooem
    @scrooem 11 років тому

    nice job and i do have a friend in Sweden!

  • @anujpatil8879
    @anujpatil8879 5 років тому +1

    Sir I had old fogey also prepared as per instructions weight 500g cg OK will it fly. Please provide contact so that I can share my video if any problem

  • @hasanenahmed2000
    @hasanenahmed2000 5 років тому +1

    when maiden mine is swinging left and right
    why?

  • @tsaddler3
    @tsaddler3 11 років тому +1

    Where can I get the plans. My son would like this plane

  • @fistulator
    @fistulator 11 років тому

    Wow, you guys are incredible...I want

  • @AG-id5fj
    @AG-id5fj 5 років тому

    Excellent job

  • @JaredReabow
    @JaredReabow 11 років тому

    it looks very similar to the supercub

  • @juspe74
    @juspe74 11 років тому +1

    Could you make next a hc 3d swappable

  • @SolarWebsite
    @SolarWebsite 11 років тому

    I don't think they use a laser cutter, they cut the poster board by hand (well, with a knife, actually). It's quite soft stuff so that's no problem. You just need to be accurate, that's all.

  • @LINDANETA1
    @LINDANETA1 11 років тому

    very beatiful plane!!!

  • @ewaldstander766
    @ewaldstander766 8 років тому +1

    Why won't my fogey fly??? It wobbles form side to side and won't climb. Got a emax gt2215/09 1180kv motor 10.4 prop 18amp esc and a 3cell lipo. Only difference is that it's made of 3mm foam board. It is as straight as a arrow and my cg looks good. I moved my lipo to all positions. Nothing works. What other trainer should I be looking at. I like the slow flying planes. Please advise FliteTest

    • @piotrsok123
      @piotrsok123 8 років тому

      +Ewald Stander Decrease your rudder deflections to about 40% (or maybe even less). The wobbling should stop. You might also consider decreasing the elevator deflections too for a smoother flight.

  • @womackke
    @womackke 11 років тому

    10:06 3 grams is less than a tenth of an ounce....each stick is a littlle less than a 1/3 of an ounce.....That aside incredible build vid!

  • @CaptainSuperNerd
    @CaptainSuperNerd 11 років тому +1

    Hey Flite Test I noticed in the Review video you landed the Old Fogey on water, were the floats scratch built or did you pull them off another plane? :)

  • @websitesthatneedanem
    @websitesthatneedanem 11 років тому +1

    Please, please, PLEASE can someone give me a definitive answer as to what size / thickness foam board you guys use for your builds please?
    Thanks, M- UK

  • @altamashshaikh7480
    @altamashshaikh7480 4 роки тому +1

    You are awesome ❤️

  • @rifted
    @rifted 11 років тому +1

    Nice! keep it up guys! amazing ideas for all the world to try and have fun!!! :-)

  • @EyeOnTheTV
    @EyeOnTheTV 11 років тому

    Why not just bend the end if the wire up to keep the wheel from slipping off?

  • @thebagnanofthebrothel
    @thebagnanofthebrothel 2 роки тому +1

    Where can I find plans
    Cheers
    John