Show us your bad ass plane!

[Tseres]

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I like to build but I don't do it much. This plane was a challenge to see if I could build a scale plane. Finished it in 09 but it sat on the shelf for most of it's life till this year. Have about 30 flights on it and most of the bugs are worked out.

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[SleepyC]

Tom that's a pretty sick sled. that tail wheel is slick.

 

[Planecraz3d]

I love that Jug Tseres! Thats amazing detail on it especially the tailwheel.

 

[Spats]

Latest; Pilot 40% Yak 54 GP 176 on Smooth Pipes.

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[MSColan]

Do you guys accept custom built CL aerobatic airplanes?!



This is my Thundergazer, a plane I built over the course of a year from the fall of 2011 and finished very early in 2013. It features an aircraft aluminum take apart structure from Australia (most CL airplanes are built as one piece). The fuselage top and bottom blocks and wing sheeting are all molded balsa. The fuselage is covered in carbon fiber tissue, and the wings, tail and rudder covered in silkspan. The aircraft was then painted with Brodak dope.



The motor is a RO-Jett 61 with a carbon fiber tuned pipe which swings a Brian Eather 12.75-3.75 pitched to 3.9 carbon three blade at 9800RPM at launch.




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I don't have a truly "bad-ass" RC plane (yet), but I thought this would make for a good substitute!

 

[ChickenBalls]

MSColan;822 wrote: Do you guys accept custom built CL aerobatic airplanes?!



This is my Thundergazer, a plane I built over the course of a year from the fall of 2011 and finished very early in 2013. It features an aircraft aluminum take apart structure from Australia (most CL airplanes are built as one piece). The fuselage top and bottom blocks and wing sheeting are all molded balsa. The fuselage is covered in carbon fiber tissue, and the wings, tail and rudder covered in silkspan. The aircraft was then painted with Brodak dope.



The motor is a RO-Jett 61 with a carbon fiber tuned pipe which swings a Brian Eather 12.75-3.75 pitched to 3.9 carbon three blade at 9800RPM at launch.




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I don't have a truly "bad-ass" RC plane (yet), but I thought this would make for a good substitute!

Looks "bad ass" to me MSColan

 

[kwj48]

Here's some on my EE 50cc. Pics courtesy of Cbarnes






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[BalsaDust]

kwj48;856 wrote: Here's some on my EE 50cc. Pics courtesy of Cbarnes






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That was a beautiful and fun filled day of flying other than what happened to my lamyak.

 

[kwj48]

cbarnes0061;858 wrote: That was a beautiful and fun filled day of flying other than what happened to my lamyak.

Yep, I can't wait for the next one.





I gotta get some flying in. Last couple of weekends have been crap! Either rain or got other plans.

 

[BalsaDust]

kwj48;863 wrote: Yep, I can't wait for the next one.





I gotta get some flying in. Last couple of weekends have been crap! Either rain or got other plans.

I know the feeling this coming weekend is my weekend off and its calling for rain all weekend. I got a new plane with only 3 flights on it that I really wanna get back in the air.