I have not. 1/32 scale is not one I am familiar with. At that scale it might be difficult to find electronics that would fit.

I made actuators using n20 geared motors and sone end stops. They’re driven by an esc. The case was 3D printed. You could also use the little 12volt linear actuators you find online, nice thing with those is they already have limit switches so you don’t have to wire your own.

Make sure you assigned one as pilot and one as copilot. Can’t just place two in there.

@@BuildItBetter3DAh thats worked, Many thanks!!

Thank you!

You can open any existing plane in planemaker and make changes to the flight model. It can be a quick and dirty or as complex as you like. Quick power would be adding power to the engine. pitch, assuming you mean on the propeller, can also be adjusted in the propeller section. speed can be a result of those changes or you could adjust how much drag the aircraft has or streamline parts of it.

@@BuildItBetter3D I want to practice Pitch/Power Flying on the C172 using the below values in clean configuration and at any altitude, but can't figure out what to change or in which submenus. Guess I'm too stupid for this. 1. Horizontal Flight: 2200 RPM, 0° Pitch, 108 kts 2. Climb: 2500 RPM, +7° Pitch, 85 kts 3. Descent: 1700 RPM, -2° Pitch, 108 kts

That’s more flying practice than changing settings. If the aircraft doesn’t meet the exact numbers you’re looking for there are a lot of factors that affect that, including aircraft weight, weather and atmospheric conditions. I can’t give any specifics on how to achieve what you’re aiming for.

It’s been a while since I’ve worked with x-plane. There may be a brightness setting for the monitor, or it could be your material or background color. I think my background for screens was solid black. I don’t remember exactly how it all worked.

@@BuildItBetter3D Thanks for the reply, it might have been that. I managed to get it looking right but I wasn’t sure what I did. It was likely to do with my material settings

Thanks, I’m hoping to finish it this year. I’ll put up a video when I do.

Thank you!

Thank you! I use this for sound and lights: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maS0mIecrbeXbrssi=aDqlatul-f6oYVwb

Link is in the description

I added the sound after in my video editor. Wish I could fit a sound module in these little ones.

@@BuildItBetter3D The "Das Mikro" sound module might fit, especially in the 'Super Sleeper'. I think I'll give it a go.

I show all of that in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3nMeKykoKaAY7ssi=USWCLMCXb0UrrlBe

Can you add these to any DCP truck?

@jaontechester1274 I’m not familiar with DCP trucks so I can’t say.

Link to files is in the description

I printed mine in PLA. If you plan to leave it in hot places such as a car then you’ll want something with more heat resistance.

@@BuildItBetter3D thanks for responding, i live in Canada Lol.pla should be ok. I have experience in 3d printing but not at all in electronic parts, for example how to sync up the CR controller ,etc is there all the instructions about it? Thanks in advance

@gafenickel5869 my instructions don’t cover electronics. The truck uses very standard rc equipment though and most rc information should apply to it.

@@BuildItBetter3D sorry my stupid questions, where can i find information about it?

@gafenickel5869 I mostly search KZbin with the questions I have. Usually there’s someone that’ll show how to do it.

I printed mine in PLA. If you plan to leave it in hot places such as a car then you’ll want something with more heat resistance.

There’s highly detailed instructions included with the files so I didn’t really make an assembly video.

@@BuildItBetter3D I'm gonna be honest the instructions are hard to follow. There is nothing about the cab. I'm telling ya if you made a how 2 step by step it would do great. This is the best one I have seen but I cant figure out what to print and not print.

I'm sorry to hear they are hard to follow. There is an entire manual dedicated to the cabs, Keny_Assembly. In the manuals at the beginning of each section you will find a parts and print settings table with how many and how to print. You will also find the purchased parts table with all items that need to be purchased for that section such as screws or bearings. I will think about making a video, however I follow my manuals when I build also as I can't remember screw sizes for everything. You can also join the discord channel, link is in your instructions or description of this video, you can get a lot of help there with the build.

You can use blender for the visual models, as I show in later videos. You cannot skip planemaker, it controls everything that makes the aircraft actually function.

Yes it should fit. You would need to make some bracket for mounting, but that should be pretty straightforward.

Thanks. It’s on a 3D printed frame, but would fit a tamiya chassis with a little work to make some brackets.

Not yet, hope to eventually.

Hey what's the progress on the wrecker

The frame did get mirrored after this video to work with more motor/esc options. All assembly is the same though.

I am not current on what version the plugin is. You will need to be sure the plugin version and blender version are compatible.

I had to make a small plugin to implement this. I am not qualified to explain how that is done, I stumbled and made many mistakes along the way. Kind of feel lucky I even got it to work.

@@BuildItBetter3D Looks very spot on to me..I need a tutorial on this please

Yes, I probably will. It is a big and complex build, so it’s not for the faint of heart. They won’t be available for a while though.

Ok love to get the files

There are authorized sellers that can print the parts for you. I do recommend having access to a printer at least for replacement parts. Link to sellers and their contact information is in the description.

Thanks. I haven’t finished it yet. All the body panels are made but no finishing work to make it look nice. I hope to get to it later this year and then I’ll do a follow up.

A micro limit switch and a diode on each end. With the diode when hitting the switch it will stop in that direction but still allow for direction to be reversed.

I show how to make the whole plane. I don’t think I showed how to do the clipboard as I was still learning when I made it.

@@BuildItBetter3D Got it, thanks for the tutorial!

I run 3s 1500 with plenty of room to spare. Not sure exactly the measurement of the area. Plenty of people on discord could tell you what they are getting to fit. A downside to a big battery is it gets top heavy and tips more easily.

I know he’s working hard to keep things in stock. It’s been really popular so it’s hard to keep things available. I’ve noticed most of my Amazon links are getting sold out too.

Thanks. It got put on the back burner but I’m hoping to finish it this year.

Thank you. I’ve made a flatbed trailer. Have more planned when I can find the time.

I replaced my wing clips with 3D printed ones. Had many flights and some rough landings and the 3d printed clips have not broken. I believe the stock clips are too brittle, but the idea is good. Get some 3d printed clips and you shouldn’t need to worry.

@@BuildItBetter3D actually this is what I do, yes, they are stronger, don’t brake on every hard landing, but they brake sometimes.

Thank you!

No, the assembly is very similar so I have not made a video. It does include specific written instructions though.

I don’t know.

There are recommendations included in the instructions. You can also ask on the discord server. Most standard 1/10 or 1/8th scale electronics will work. You’ll want a lower kv motor 1800-2200kv.

Thanks

Sorry I don’t remember off the top of my head. 2-2 1/2 inch I think…