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.
Hi there all my fellow RC scartch-builders DemonDriver AKA Chris here showing you how I use a rotary fabric cutter to cut thick balsa sheet and depron, using this tool helps prevent tearing of the...