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100% agree! Kits, even from reputable manufacturers I have found need some sort or repair/re-design more than half the time. Building your own gives you that experience to become a better builder and a better rc pilot!

@@woody7739 borrow away, that is why I post! To expand the hobby!

@BuildYourOwnRC thx, and see you around!!!

Cheers!

I just use a google 3 view image and make a wing plate out of 10mm foam board. I don't have plans unfortunately. From there I used the 3 view to create the side pieces.

@@albertwebb3051 Oh cool, how does the alpha jet fly compared to the AMX?

@BuildYourOwnRC it flies good, seemed a little tail heavy at first, but after a little trimming all good.

​@@albertwebb3051I love all the trainer jets. I may have to look up the alpha jet. I have an F-22 coming soon!

@@FoolSendRC Wing span is 610mm on mine, RTF with 2200mAh 4S is 845grams with gear fitted. The listing did indicate 680mm span.

@BuildYourOwnRC thanks for sharing what you've got. my final AUW is 870g with 4s2600. it does seem quite heavy for a EDF jet of this wingspan, I hope it doesn't fly too badly

@@FoolSendRC I honestly feel the AMX I bought after is lighter and easier to fly on 3S! (645gram with 3S 2200) Hell, my scratch build F-20 flies better than both of them.

​​@@BuildYourOwnRCI watched your AMX build video, it does look a bit more involved to put together compared to the f35 I've installed a 70mm thrust vectoring nozzle (modified for yaw moment only). will throw it in the air one of these days n see how she flies lol

@@gerolddo The elevators are hooked up to the elevator and aileron channels in the radio and operate with elevon mixing! I then plug the aileron servos into a Y lead and the Y lead into channel 5. I then mix channel 5 with the aileron channel so they operate independently from the elevator.

Cheers, I haven't actually flown it yet so hopefully have some footage in the coming days

@BuildYourOwnRC awsome

Not that I have found, but that would be kool!

Kool, mine had a faulty receiver on my first launch so I need to do some Repairs. Unfortunately forgot my camera that day

@@bsimpson4158 power is from 2 x 64mm 5blade EDF fans (will look over sized but that's ok)

Yeah, the tail throw is a little high. I need to put the clevis further out. Either that or add some expo and keep the throw for full stick manouvering. It does recover well

I have wanted to build one of these for a looooong time. Not sure way I waited so long! Too many projects ts and ideas and things going on...

Cheers man!

@@DazDaMan Cheers!

Oh Nice, would be interesting to see how it goes! 4S is definitely the minimum for this model. A 70mm fan though wow!

@@libertycounty9656 I'd better finish the 737 first, then see if it actually flies! Then I have a different method for then next one! 777 would be a great fit!

No plans as usual. But here is the video from when I built it! ruclips.net/video/3bXMqUNxXoQ/видео.htmlsi=fQPoyNwBNUBfkLmG It really is just a box fuselage, 2 basic wings and a tail!

@@judahRC It's replacement is coming together in a new design! Stay tuned!

@@judahRC I don't have plans unfortunately. I just pull images off google, usually 3 view drawings and transfer to grid paper. If you follow one of my repair videos you'll see its just a KF style wing with 3 layers of foam for the "wing box"

@@judahRC cheers for watching! Loved watching your vampire flying! Ever since I saw one in the metal at a Museum in Dubbo, I've had a soft spot for the vampire and just how compact they are in Real life!

@BuildYourOwnRC thanks for the compliment Love the builds Eagerly looking forward to the next video

The original design was a meant to be a cross of the smaller teen series jets like the F-16/18. High wing to make it easier to fly and a large LERX section like the F-18. It flew extremely well, so much so an idiot like me decided it was a great Idea to see if I could fly it like 2 inches off the ground!!!

@@davehenry-hl5mt They are an awesome plane with A LOT of possibilities! Which version were you thinking about? Older model, newer model, floats or landing gear? So many options!!!

@@BananaMana8122 Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! More coming down the pipeline

@@SteveAdams-q5q I'm not big on plans, I trace out a wing plate from a 3-view image from Google, and use the side images to box the rest in

No real plans sorry, just a Flitetest style wing and a slab sided fuselage taken from a Google 3 view image.

@@SteveAdams-q5q I will have to see if I can make them into A4 printable when I get a chance. I'm not big on using or making plans

@@IMPhomeStudio2024 I'll have one in the pipeline soon after mine exploded in the air as can be seen in this video at the end: ruclips.net/user/shortshoGCe-ho6bs?si=1XBBXIBCnbHbLs2j

@@chrislayne3653 I used the same COG as the freewing F-35, seems to work great! Take a line across the wing roots and back 4mm.

@@PilotDEE38 Stay tuned for the 4S upgrade!

@@joepowell8950 So true!!

@@Matia-r9g Funny you should mention the F-20. Stay tuned over the next few weeks!!!!

@@BuildYourOwnRC haha few weeks

@@TIKKIALOOOI'll do what I can. What do you need?

@@BuildYourOwnRC dimensions or measurements

@@BuildYourOwnRC if you use any social media please tell me so i can build this under your guidance 🙏

@@TIKKIALOOO I usually don't make plans but here is a link to a mini version that I drew up. It really is a basic flitetest style wing on a box fuselage. Add a tail and your there. The larger on has a 40" wing span with an 8" base chord. The fuselage is a 4" x 4" square tube. forum.flitetest.com/index.php?threads%2Fcorvo-mini-drone-easy-to-build-high-performance.74784%2F#post-753701

@@joepowell8950 If you watch the following and zip forward to 8:30 you'll see how it "Flew"! ruclips.net/video/EevyWq1JFlY/видео.htmlsi=VcfhbZ11UdvXmCrM

This is what came of the wing ruclips.net/user/shortsgYfh_RielJA?si=CwZgCcoxz29-XnHR

@@rmgcustoms4667 It isn't marked but its around 4mm back from where the wing root joins the intake. I had to look up a freewing F-35 manual to get an idea of where it is! www.motionrc.com/pages/freewing-f-35-lightning-ii-v3-70mm-edf-jet-support-page?srsltid=AfmBOopSNK41V6vTvPbGGUbToD1rFyd_jvvVlj0ZyWt2WBV-dMBk2B9W

@@senorowlando Awesome! That'd be great to see! What power system are you looking to use?

@@funfairmeccanopolyp I used the same COG as the free wing version. Its roughly at the wing root!