11/04/2024
My new little Park Flyers are coming along nicely, with the newest addition of a "sort-of" WW1 wood-built flying machine. I named it the "Little Woody". Of course we all know that the mono-wing really never took hold during the war, however if they did, this is my vision of one might of looked like.
She flies only needed 3-channels and is very easy to build, and can be done on a single weekend, making it one of my Weekend-Warrior series models.
She prefers to fly slow and realistic, but can handle a bit of throttle if wanted, but to me flying slow at scale-like speeds is what makes this aircraft look and perform as if it were the real deal.
My kits are rated at skill-levels from 1-3 and I give this model a 2.
Specs:
Wingspan- 28"
Length- 19.5"
Motor- 1806
Prop- 3-blade 5"
Battery- 800 Mah 2S 7.4V
Flying weight- 8.7 ounces
(I added1.5 ounces due to wind conditions in Florida)
Covering- Lightweight plastic or equivalent & painted forward fuse.
Flight time- 8 minutes at 40% throttle
Construction- Balsa / Ply
Requires- 3-channel radio system, 2S 7.4 800-900 mah lipo, 5" prop, covering material, thin & medium C/A glue, hobby knife and tools.
I still have a couple more minor tweaks to make before it is kit ready. but it should be ready early 2025.
Target Price Factory Direct- $69.95
Made-In-the-USA!