Description
Can be powered by up to 70mm EDF or a single pusher motor. This Mk.4 version of the plans allows scope for a 3d printed intake duct and thrust tube / nozzle for 64mm EDF.
This is for plans only. Once purchased you will receive a download link to a zipped file. the PDF files will be within it.
^ See the Build guide in the Tabs above ^
Κostantinos –
Hey Guys!! WHAT AN AWESOME PLANE!! you should definitely buy and build this one! this is just SPECTACULAR! i have build my own with CFT tanks on the main fuselage and it flies with out problemAsk Craig for help if you think that this is necessary but for sure this plane is JUST AMAZING!! Check out my Maiden Flight here!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbYdr5bZpHk&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR3xA1UlD8gI3LfFafapn4sFFebQM32ToWq7pZCV3fIU_-BuaSVZsZ5keZg You should go for it guys 😉 support Craig for this unique work!!
Olaf Haack –
Here is a short summary of building and flying this awesome F-16 Jet in 115% size.
I decided to build it in a two seater variant and in newer Block 50 livery with a different turtle deck design, painted in IAF Paint scheme. Building her up is quite easy, in 115% size you can still use 6mm Depron sheets without problems. Using a 70mm EDF/4S setup is recommended (or similar pusher setup). I used all new 3D printed parts too. For having a perfect fit of the doubleseater canopy, you have to modify the fuselage with an additional depron layer near the canopy area. Reinforce the rear section of the fuselage sides where you find the bearings of the elevator tubes is also recommended. Use 4 mm liteply.
CG shown on the general arrangement overview is spot on. Dont forget to recalculate when going with other scale than 100%. Elevator is in 3-4 mm up position (front tip down!) when Tx Sticks are neutral, this provides a straight flight without dive tendencies. Flight characteristics are amazing and it flys on rails. Landing her is an easy thing. If you like, add wingtip missiles or CFT´s (conformal tanks on newer Block series). Have fun and thanks to Craig for a grat design!!