Thread: Routing and building RC models
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18-04-2016 #1
I download plans from sites like aerofred, outerzone, rcgroups etc and then online convert them to jpg's and import them into Draftsight as reference images. I then trace over them, nest the parts and cut them out of balsa and lite ply. I've currently got 4 gliders and planes on the building board.
Ply does cut better than balsa but if you have a sharp cutter (single flute) and get speeds and feeds correct then it cuts OK.
What sort of planes are you looking to make?
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19-04-2016 #2
I am looking at a P51-D Mustang :) I have found these plans that look really nice
There seems to be great models already made. I really think there is something to get out of the models already made. But this time I might try to do this in Fusion 360. It works on my mac and I'd like to see if I can get it to work properly, thought I honestly like SW much better.
I've got an old Graupner MX 12 412MHz receiver, and a brushless motor from my old parkmaster from Multiplex. Got all metal bearing/gear servos as well. Very light but really nice electronics pack. Probably should buy a more recent radio lol, 2.4GHz :)Last edited by eurikain; 19-04-2016 at 08:37 AM.
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