MTB Electric model airplanes after role models (PoD)

Electric model airplanes after role models

Construction tips and methods for self-build

How about, for example, a Beech Staggerwing biplane, a historic Junkers W 33, a Piper J-3, an Airbus A400 or a Klemm L 20? Each model built by yourself and equipped with an ideal electric drive? Too difficult? But no!

Aviation history offers countless models, among which everyone can find his dream model according to taste, craftsmanship and flying temperament. Aircraft with box-shaped fuselages are the easiest to rebuild, but round-shaped fuselages are also no problem, as this book shows. Here you'll learn everything from considerations for model selection to the materials and tools needed to successfully finding the all-important construction documents.

From the content:

Using the example of 13 different models - around 1 m wingspan - from biplanes to multi-engined aircraft, different construction methods are described in detail and in a practical manner, plus many notes on motorization, landing gear, cockpit fittings and other fine details that contribute to the prototype-like impression. In over 320 illustrations, all details can be seen in detail, so that no questions remain unanswered.

The prototypical dream model with electric drive - here it comes true.