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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Another design from the golden era of carrier jets! Goes very well in the hanger with the A6 Intruder and the Harrier :) She flies exactly like the A4 should fly. Tons of pitch authority, great roll authority, she will plop land. easy to hand launch if you throw her from the EDF area on the fuselage. dont throw this one from the exhaust.

This whole experiment started out as a challenge to myself. I wanted to see if I could make this design fly. It was a rollercoaster ride getting it flying but once the CG was right, it flew fantastically. DARPA and the Military reaching out to me to congratulate me on getting it flying and enjoying my video will always be so special for me. This design will always hold special place.

Very simple, fun to fly, looks funny flying around the field lol. I saw one of my friends print and attempt to fly another 3d printable "paper airplane" from another company and man it was over complicated and never flew. I wanted to make something that would be easy to print and build and most importantly.

This design hands down is the most polished, most perfect printing, building and flying model i've done to date. In other words its much more scale. the control surfaces are dialed, the scale details are much better and the fit and fitment is so nice. I set out to make the A6 fly like it should! its slightly larger than my harrier so she floats more, handles like the A6 would in real life.

I love flying it because its the sport jet I always wanted. I never like flying sport jets because they dont look like a real military jet, and they tend to wing/tip stall. This guy does not tip still like the sport jets ive flown. The Harrier is easy to print, build and fly.