Streamer Combat, the hunt for a paper tape at the back of the opposing model, is one of the funniest, most exciting and admittedly most unreasonable varieties of model flying. For this you need two or more like-minded people, crepe paper tapes, a certain freedom from pain, spare propellers and material for emergency repairs on the square. And above all, models that are good-natured, agile and inexpensive, for example a KungFu.
KungFu was designed for streamer combat (old German fox hunting) — but of course, much more. KungFu is fast, easy and inexpensive to build, extremely agile and still always controllable. Speed already promises a moderate motorization. This qualifies the model for club competitions, fun pylon races and youth groups.
In this video, we are going to make a cardboard airplane (glider) properly, we are going to use techniques used in RC airplanes builds but using cardboard
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