This plans is based on a scale outline of the X-29, but for a better-flying RC model— increased the vertical tail area about 10% and also scaled the wing and canard up about 15% relative to the fuselage (since the real X-29 has a rather small wing). These changes paid off, since this model is smooth and solid in the air and can truly be called a park-capable flyer.
Want to learn how to build the AirCore Power Core with the Spitfire body? This video should do the trick for you! In this video we got over how simple it is to piece your plane together and how...