I saw the amount of letters the .15 model thread got, and I figured you guys would like to check this out:
http://www.netax.sk/hexoft/stunt/thetiny.htm>
Two little stunters that can do the F2B pattern w/foam wings, 1 meter (thirty and some inches) wingspan. And one of them looks gorgeous!Ion
Ion, if you'd edit your post, and remove the >, it would provide a "hot link" to Igor Burger's website. Good website, tho. Steve
http://www.nwskyraiders.org
LAST EDITED ON Aug-18-02 AT 03:27 AM (CDT)I liked it quite well. Once again I am not surprised to see someone signing the praises of a 15 size plane for learning to do stunts. They are the best flying easiest flying planes around. I thought the red and white one was quite nicely finished with proper layout of the stripes. And he even used a decent engine instead of trying to use some clunky American made relic. Good job! He's really taking this too seriously with all those numbers though.
Thanx guys. It is really out test model called “Tiny”. It was developed for request of small models and we wanted to test our airfoil on smaller model. We did two versions – one (the yellow - blue) build by experienced builder building and flying F2B by using all hi knowledge. The second (white - red) was built by myself but with technology and skill of beginner. Also final color trim was done only by few strips of 3mm masking tape, but without large area masking – with “spray edges” - all in few minutes - all on wood not covered by paper and not very smoothly sanded. It uses very old plain beared Os Max .15 with baffle and iron piston using clunk RC tank. Both fly almost same way. The second model also absolved two crashes to the concrete with full engine power in hand of beginner – after all and after few repairs both engine and model survived.