Correx Wing Build // RC Plane Building for Beginners

Correx Wing Build. How to build a correx wing with a single sheet of correx.
I used a 120cm x 60cm piece which I then cut down to 120 x 35cm.
The 35 cm consists of 15cm for the lower surface, 1cm for the leading edge fold plus another 15cm for the upper surface and finally 4cm for the control surfaces/ailerons.
I purchased the sheet from a local hardware store for around R50 ($3)
Tools required:
cutting blade
hot glue gun
ruler/straight edge
carbon fibre wing spar(not vital)
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[@Ozbird-72]

Do a KF airfoil with this and it will fly great

[@user-nd4nz2zd9q]

It's not easy to contour Correx(maybe prudent use of a heat gun could help!) But I've made an F22 Raptor out of it instead of cardboard as plan originally intended and I'm pleased with result and it's strong also especially with umbrella carbon rods I used also!

[@theflamecoreguy7929]

Nice content keep working hard 🌹👑

[@fritzstudios8571]

Awesome mate thanks

[@etiennedekock]

Cool man, I'm also from SA I am in George. I am getting some foam-x this friday to build myself a wing.

[@cameronwilliams3042]

Lekker man that’s awesome! Have fun!

[@fogsho]

Aerodinámics went back 90 years

[@FYVIEmusic]

Would you agree that there is a difference between bod-weight in terms of the fuselage versus the wing-span? They say (on Quora) that the difference quotient equates to lift vs propulsion, but if one removes the lift quotient then flight would be made possible due to i have no idea what i am saying

[@FYVIEmusic]

Just asking for a friend

[@hoyvintagecycles2936]

@@FYVIEmusic coroplast planes weight a little more than balsa there for you would fly them a little faster. add some flaps to them and that can help on landing. but they fly great and are much stronger.