WW2 combat is a great day on the slope, but it does require as many pilots as possible.
Australian WW2 combat pilots
Aircraft Spec's
This is a new category of combat called PCS Profile combat Scale. The rules are simple . span 48"
nose moment from l/edge 8" tail moment from t/edge 16" to tail post of the rudder. the o/all length of the fuse would be 33" Note*nose and tail moments are a guide only .
Profile fuse thickness 2.0" enough to fit standard servos
root chord: 9" tip chord 6"
sections root E205 @10% tip E214 @10%.
all control surfaces can be off your choosing but for
damage control sake corro tail feathers and even ailerons.
This is not about speed this is a one class design profile
based solely on WW2 warbirds .
no EPP only EPS (cheap cheap cheap) More Bang for the buck
carbon maybe used to stiffen wings and fuses sparingly.
normal strapping and packing tape finishes.
Basically a block of EPS knock the edges of it and throw radio gear in it.
So lets show the Aussie's how the kiwi's do WW2 combat.
Let me know who would be interested and if you would like wings etc cut.
Regards Dave Pope.
Plans are now available see the links below. (Hold off printing the plans due to some changes being made)
You can click on the links and they will open in a new window and then you can save the PDF or just right-click on the links and use the 'save as' option in the submenu that appears.
Construction
Wing taped and ailerons/servo installed
Fuse coreflute back bone with the radio gear installed ready for the last side of foam.
Spits fuse hot glued together ready for taping
Finished Spitfire ready for test flight and some combat.
