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The CF-100 Canuck was the only Canadian designed and built fighter to be mass produced. Designed by Avro Canada in the late 1940s and entering service in the early 1950s.
There are many different paint schemes for this aircraft but I chose a basic generic version. I went with the 471 number designation as those numerals are fairly easy to paint by hand.
I decided that I would retire the FMA A-10 that I had, and use the electronics and motors in a new scratch build. I based the size of the new model around the ducted fan units and scaled everything based on them. All balsa construction, with 1/32 inch sheeting and dollar store silver tissue for covering. Some scrap clear plastic was used in my DIY vac former to create the canopy. I decided to leave the landing gear off due to the lack of a suitable runway in my area. Insignias were created on the computer and printed out, but I traced them and hand painted them on tissue to prevent smudging. All wood parts are traced from the printed templates and hand cut.
196g empty.
241g with battery.
Length: 24 inches.
Wing span: 23.25 inches, 24.75 inches including rocket pods.
Battery: 2S 7.4 800mAh 30C
Transmitter: Spektrum DX 6e