You mean bambu studio?It works very well.

Too heavy compared to what? foam models? You have no idea how much know-how is used to save every unnecessary gram in the design of these models and still get a stable and suitable for everyday use! The weight is absolutely top and is even in the mid-range of comparable conventional models. Or do you mean 3d printed models that fall apart during transportation or in fast flight?

@@planeprint just compare to your previous designs,ASK14,2.5m wingspan just 1.2kg PLA，I printed two,it flies very well. some other examples: eclipson MODEL BXL,1.5m wingspan,700g LW-PLA eclipson MXS-R V2,1.4m wingspan,800g LW-PLA eclipson MODEL X,2m wingspan,860g LW-PLA 3dlab P51D,1.4m wingspan,776g LW-PLA 3dlab A10,1.56m,1.5kg LW-PLA 3dlab 1.7m B-25J,2kg PLA your 1.5m SEA FURY,2.1kg material,include 1.6kg LW-PLA!! seems you don't pay much attention to the work of other designers,I printed more than 50 models,3dlab,owlplane,pp,titan dynamics,troy's,eclipson,etc. ,none of them fall apart during transportation or in fast flight.

@@Rick-ox5yh Unfortunately, if you only compare the wingspan, you don't get meaningful results. The Sea Fury is a powerful aircraft with a lot of volume. You can't do magic with LW PLA either. I don't think much of the construction method with very few ribs inside, these models are too fragile for me. But of course everyone sees it differently.

in reality, this plane is so lightweight that i would even suggest a slighty heavier battery for a scale like appearance. it is light like a feather in the air

The underside is a light gray-blue

Thank you! This is not really a problem with light colors, as the infill of this model (Planeprint P5 construction) is very dense and there is hardly any deformation. Many people use the new Colorfabb LW HT, which is slightly heavier, but the heat problem is no longer a problem.

@planeprint Thanks for the suggestion, I will try this filament. Keep it up because your work is amazing!

BambuLabs also has an ASA-LW-PLA. Using the white colour, a good sized part was printed and left at our field for several days... in the sun... no effect at all. But, I don't know how it would react when painted with a dark colour and left in the sun.

​@@rcdavidkIt would be still be ASA, dark color or not.

Yes, even in four parts if desired

Thank you very much, I am honored!

Yes, it's very easy, the struts have quick-release fasteners and stay on the wing, only two screws need to be loosened at the top.

@@planeprint it sounds great, thank you! I saw the screws in the manual and wasn't sure how easy it'd be to detach the rest of things.

Basically yes, PETG is more difficult to print and in my opinion it breaks faster than tough PLA when hit.

Yeah, i was thinking in petg because in my airfield the ambient temp can raise over 37C in summer and pla is very sensitive to high temp, it becomes soft and deforms very easily. Moreover, if for some reason i forgot to take the plane out of the car, i can be sure that i have to print it again because it will be an sculpture of modern/abstract art jejejejeje

That’s what I’m thinking. And I believe it can be done.

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Definitely not if you want to fly with it! Much too heavy

@@planeprint ahh what a bummer, no problem then, i can't build it, cuz where i live its $100 a roll for lw pla, have to search something else for my first plane

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Thank you very much! Yes, floats and skis are also planned, let's see …

No, that is definitely not planned. That would be a completely new development and I think two bobbers are enough for a portfolio. The Cub is also very similar to the Bobber, apart from the grid fuselage.

@@planeprint ah I see, Its because I like very much the P5 profile with the Lw-pla gyroid system, It would be nice to see it on the savage bobber too.

No, they exist in Thingiverse

Hallo und danke! Wird Zeit dass du mit dem Modellfliegen anfängst 😊

Theoretically there would be room for a servo in the front of the fuselage, but with this model a rudder is not necessary and would hardly bring any advantage

No, I would not recommend that. I designed the first prototype exactly for this purpose, with carbon reinforcement and PLA edge bends. But the model is basically not suitable for this and therefore unnecessarily heavy. The fuselage would have to be much longer and the rudder further away. That would add more lead to the front.

Understood. Thks!!!

This model is designed for normal PLA, all information can be found in the manual ...

Ok, thank you

Thank you very much! Yes, it's not easy but 3d printing and especially the materials available are constantly evolving and getting better. You have to work with what you have and try to make the best of it. In the end, it's always the best compromise that counts. But that also applies to classic construction methods such as wood or composite.

Glad you like them!