Might be too heavy. Use small LiPo battery and powerfull motor with big prop. Keep up!

This is a working RC airplane based on the Supermarine Spitfire Mk VIII. It is a 4 channel RC airplane.

Instructions: - Print all parts with 2 hulls and 10% infill (the part was designed to be printed with 2 hulls but if possible you can also try printing with 1 hull to reduce weight) - All parts have already been oriented correctly so they will print without problems. Most parts are support-free, but there are a few parts that require a little support that will need to be removed after printing the model - The parts will need to be joined using a strong plastic glue. It is possible to use carbon fiber rods in the wings to increase strength, although this will remove the dihedral effect of the wing. Note: When building the plane, I highly recommend attaching the engine to the nose before gluing the nose to the center part, otherwise it will be very difficult to attach the engine later. Parts Needed: I am still testing different electronics with this RC model to get the best results, so I will not give a specific list of electronics. Required: - 1x Brushless Motor - 1x ESC - 4x 9g or 5g Servos - I haven't tested 5g servos but they will fit much better whereas with some 9g servos you have to remove the plastic screw mounts for them to fit - 4x Servo Horns - 4x Servo Pushrods - I just use 0.8mm piano wire - Battery - If you are using a large battery you will have to manually cut the center plastic off the middle section to fit - Minimum 4CH Transmitter and Receiver - CA Glue and CA Hinges. Optional: - Flite Controller - For auto leveling and stabilization - Carbon Fiber Rods - FPV Camera and Transmitter - The hole in the top canopy is for FPV cameras - FPV Receiver and Monitor

https://youtu.be/lb9wcGTV51w

Spitfire remoded (repaire)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Eredeti