Something special here. Absolutely in love with this jet! it flew fantastic the first throw. Perfect blend of control authority and sharpness. you feel like you have a small amount of thrust vectoring. The build is fun and easy. hand launching is a breeze with a well positioned hand launcher.

Jef flies slow, Jef flies fast, Jef is maneuverable, Jef is fun to fly. :-)

The JF-17 isnt a very well known airframe, or at least by me until recently. I downloaded the JF-17 in my DCS world simulator and I found I really like the way it flies. Its a cross between a F16 and a F18. It has a wonderful blend of the two with the bonus of not cracking the intake when you land like the F16. All around its a great platform and fun to fly.

Iconic carrier jet from Lockheed Martin! This twin 50mm is easily hand launched, floats and doesnt really tip stall under normal flying conditions so you'll fly this with ease. Amazing thing about this design is that its winspan is 47.0" (1194mm) but it easily runs on a 3s twin 50 package! you can absolutely run 4s if you like. Canopy is huge so you can reach everything easily. I designed the nacelles to be slightly above the fuselage so they wont contact the grass during landing. Its a very durable model that can last a very long time.

Shes a BEAST! massive intakes, lots of power. Just like the real one, she flies like a fast interceptor. Similar to a large F15. Pretty easy to build and print. I was pretty shocked how locked in the design was with no flight stabilization. Full flying direct drive tails provide smooth powerful elevator response. Plenty of wing area to provide soft landings.

This design along with my A6 intruder should be in the elite series if I had one. They print perfectly, are fun and easy to assemble and fly great on the first throw. The Vampire has always been known to be an easy to fly platform due to the very light wing loading. It has great stability due to the twin tail booms. Its easy to hand launch due to the easy to hold exhaust. The vampire will plop pillow land at almost zero airspeed.

By far the most challenging design project i've attempted. The B2 cannot be designed like a traditional flying wing and made to "look" like a B2. it can only be a B2! this allows for very little wiggle room to make it fly well in RC scale. I'm happy to offer this beautiful model to everyone. Its fun to build, fun to fly and the silhouette against the sky is unmistakable!

The B2 also comes with a fun GBU-57 you can print and figure out a fun way to drop. The GBU57 prints easily and you can print it in LW PLA.

Small Buy GOOD!

Low drag airframe, low weight and good power to weight. This airframe has always fascinated me after learing about the story behind it.

Scott Winton was the designer and builder. He knew the power behind the flying plank. He was able to set many records with this design.

The plane is very easy to print and very easy to assemble. It needs no flight stabilizer or gyro, it just flies well. I was able to fly for 18 min on a 2200 3s and the volts were at 3.9, so i could have gone another 5-10 min. 30 min flights is easly done on a 3,000 3s

WOW... most fun ive ever had with a flying wing. This thing is ultra maneuverable, fast and efficient. Just watch my videos and youll see. Its also hand launchable! I provide a specially designed hand launcher you can hot glue on the bottom that gives a great way to throw it. You can print this on any size printer if you're familiar with slicing parts in half. its designed around a 250/250/250 bed.

I finally felt ready to put together everything ive learned into one jet thats easy to fly for beginner EDF pilots. So many people that are new in my facebook group ask the same question. "I'm new to EDF's, whats the easiest plane to fly" most responses are different. Now the answer is easy. The Scout.

This menacing beautiful piece of machinery looks insane in the air. I wanted to design a version of the B1b that would be easy to build and light weight enough to hand launch. I did just that. This model can easily be hand launched by an experienced EDF pilot. If you have an airstrip field you can easily add some fixed gear on this with all the flat surface on the bottom of the fuselage. Once in the air this bird flies like a beginner jet. I know many will expect a swing wing design but it would be too heavy as a 3d printed platform.