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I think that plane is a Cessna 182 Skylane.I guess they can't use the name Cessna.I would peal off the Skycruiser decal on the wing to make it more scale.

If your plan is in PDF, Adobe allows you to scale print it using the setting in "Page Sizing and Handling" section in the "Print" menu. The plan will be printed as a mosaic on multiple pages that need to be assembled. I believe it can add registering marks to help line-up the pages. If I remember correctly, it may take a few try to get the scale factor just right. Some kind of light box is useful to assemble the pages into a plan. Also, computer printer can "drift" a bit on printing causing long lines to be off by a little from one end of the page to the other, so a long ruler is useful to insure that the reference line (mid fuselage, main spar) is one straight line. In any case, period plans are seldom perfect anyway! Another possibility is to load the plan in some drawing program, retrace it (or part of) then hide the plan and print the retrace. This is useful when plan is scale-up a lot giving fuzzy thick pixelized lines after magnification.

Foam board is the best. Cheap and durable. Too bad it is very tedious and time consuming to build foam planes. And yes I built a few balsa planes in the 1980's. PS: Turn up the mic.

Everyone wants to think of themselves as some kind of patriot, standing up to the federal government and Big Brother. But you need to realize that this hobby was completely unregulated until gyros and quadcopters emerged, making it possible for any fool to visit an airliner on final approach, up close and in person, or spy on a teenage girl in her bedroom at night. I guess it's easier to blame the FAA than millions of unnamed idiots saying "watch this", but the FAA had no choice but to respond to this emerging threat. Eventually, if people act like adults, they will ease off on some restrictions, as they already have.

Love the aircraft but their website is horribly slow and won’t load the individual models

Nice video!! I always follow your channel. I have one question, please: I have a Spektrum receiver AR6400. Wich external ESC do you recommend me to use it with a litlle brushless motor? Thanks and regards!

Nice review! Love the vids and love the little pupperz with you in the hobby room 🐕

Very nice 👍

Very interesting

Thank you for the instruction. You make it easy to understand.

I'm still building my plane . All these vids are helping a great deal. Thank you very much.

Is there a way two run two fan units off the receiver/speed control?

Great stuff I'll be trying buildone soon thanks,

i have a question, can i also extend the cable from the esc to my reciever with a servo extension cable? or will this impact my BEC. thankyou

Looks a nice aircraft Tim. I just filmed the FMS c182 that flies so well . Well done

Very nice plane Tim

Exact same model as the old FMS 1400mm Cessna 182. Exactly the same! Maybe FMS is making it for them, or maybe they bought the molds? Who knows? It is a nice flying foamy!

It's a very nice-looking and flying Sky Cruiser. I just got the Tower Hobbies Cessna 400 1.1m PNP. For 179.00 It is another great plane that flies really well.

Nice 👍

My Minimum MiG flew on rails, easily the best flights I've had are logged on that model. I've got the Sabre under my desk ready to build soon. I definitely got a few of the plastic bits upsidedown on the MiG and had to take it apart like I was defusing a IED. The finish got a little banged up as a result, but not bad at all. This thin depron foam is unforgiving in the build stage, but it's super tough. It has outlasted many of my firm landings

can someone please clarify: can i add an extension cord to the battery side of the EXC? Lets say i cant do that, would i damage some part permanently by doing so? Thank you and safe flying!

My birth year. 1973 ..so many changes in the last 50 years.

Very nice review. Thank you!

Beautiful airplane, could you sent me a list of the materials you used

Is there a general rule as to how to place servos so it turns the right direction. Ref. left right stick to make control surfaces move the right direction. I mean is there a backwards or upside down

Very good information. Thank you

The x fly motor I ordered has all black wires to connect to the esc. There's no direction on how to hook them up. How do I figure out what wires to connect to each other? If you have any suggestions on where I can get the info id really appreciate it.

Thank you, Tim. Really good video! I thought to buy one, and now I order it.

ugh. I still have 200 guillows models to convert, Tim! LOL

Nicely done Tim, so they've changed the wooden dihedral brace to plastic, that's an innovation from all the other models of theirs I've put together 👍

Love that we live in an age where we can build what should be basically 1/48 static scale models, but they actually fly more than once.

if you havent already can you do a video on the pinkus? thats the one ive had my eye on for a while

I'm seriously considering purchasing the Fanjet kit they have. I have the mini ASW glider and that flies really well but it's very small. I would put a nice 64mm EDF in that Fanjet model.

I’ve bought a lot of electronic stuff from them. My parents were asking what to get me for my birthday and said get me the the mig😀

Very nice, thank you for sharing!!! Your builds inspire 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Cool little model, Tim. She flies great!

Minimum makes some great products for sure Good review

Nice little jet 👍🙂 Thanks for the video 👍

Great vid! The model appears to be flying very slow, how did you accomplish that? I'm a newbie and the faster I fly the faster I crash😅

Hey Tim, I'm brand new to RC planes and have never actually have had a plane in the Air yet. I just got the FMS piper pa-18 1300mm but with no experience I'm nervous to fly it and crashing. I don't have a computer for a flight simulator to practice. Can you make a video on how to take off for first time flyer's.. thanks a bunch, enjoying your videos

You say you don't use the BATT terminal when flying gas models. (4:55) How do you power the receiver and servos when using a glow engine and a specktrum set-up. Do you need a ESC or just use an old school receiver battery to the batt port? Thanks

soooooooooooooo....how low can I take any lipo battery? Give me numbers please!

Thanks, great info.

Tim, I just love your videos buddy. Very helpful, not too flashy, to the point, reliable information. Checks all my boxes my friend! Thanks. Also, for the beginners, Horizon Hobby makes a flight simulator called “Real Flight”. I cannot stress just how critical this was for me. Honestly, had it not been for the simulator, I likely would have left the hobby. I couldn’t afford to crash any more planes! For $100 you really can’t heat the price and will likely saves HUNDREDS in crashes. I STILL practice on my simulator. I’ve also used it to teach my son to fly and it helps me know when he’s ready for the real thing.

I’ll never forget early in the hobby I noticed the downward and to the right pitch of the nose and prop and thought I better fix that! 😂

Used to be big into RC thermal gliders. Took a few years off traveling and was thinking about getting going again. I already had and used the FCC number but upon seeing the new changes I think I will just stay out of the hobby now. If there was a club near by I would try control line flying at least that isn't over regulated yet.

Very impressive. Great idea

Sorry I meant a 50 mm edf . Not 64

I'm working on a foam board SR-71 using your technique. With a 64mm edf though it glides without power when I test throw it. I think it's going to fly well under power too. We shall see how friendly the sky's really are. Lol . Thanks for the instructional vids . They do help very much

Very nice👍