Lacey M-10 rubber powered "Peanut scale" model.

[@gregkelly5583]

You build as good as you fly.the best I've ever seen and I've been doing it for a long time.

[@jiroaerop]

Thank you so much for the kind words.

[@engleharddinglefester4285]

That is a dandy flyer.

[@kenkingsflyingmachines2382]

Your gussets on the framework are especially gratifying. I must try doing that.

[@eyesquish485]

The red knob on the dash!

[@jiroaerop]

A fantasy world of course!

[@aidanwelly]

Supeer.. 👍👍👍

[@harrykeel8557]

I've seen plastic models that didn't have that level of detail. And it flies as good as it looks.

[@daisukeaircraft]

感服致します。

[@johnmajane3731]

This is artwork. The level of detail for a peanut scale is amazing and it flies every well.

[@BigJimMartinGuy]

A wonderful slow flier! Mine weighs only twice as much. :) I shall have to try again!

[@jiroaerop]

Thanks!

[@paulatwood4603]

And absolutely beautiful, thank you for sharing. I'm inspired.

[@glennreach6930]

Your skills are amazing.

[@FlyingBuzzard]

sweet

[@oldaviator]

Very nice!🛩👍

[@patrikcalloch7953]

très jolie construction , dommage qu'on ne puisse voir les astuces de réglages ; merci

[@jiroaerop]

Bien qu'il ne s'agisse pas d'un réglage particulièrement difficile, nous ajusterons la pièce d'insertion pour tordre l'aile principale lors du réglage de la rotation.

[@romeoindia9249]

Can you get it to fly a larger circle? There is AT LEAST another inch on either wall of the gymnasium you could be using...😄 I'm kidding, that is some excellent trimming and an excellent flight path and a beautiful build.

[@jiroaerop]

If the plane touches a wall and falls vertically, will hit the floor and become a miserable situation. So it takes a lot of courage to expand a circle. I don't have the courage to do so....😄

[@romeoindia9249]

At first I wondered why the gages have cables going to them then it dawned on me "duh, how would the pilot read the gages if they weren't live?"

[@jiroaerop]

It's my imaginary world, never assume that the real thing will look the same. Although need a cable for the instrument. Thanks!

[@edlowe4910]

what method do you use to attach the tissue? it looks amazing

[@jiroaerop]

Thank yuou so much. Tissue attachment uses spray bond (3M77) and water-based glue.

[@edlowe4910]

what is your favorite tissue to use now?

[@jiroaerop]

It's a tough question. I haven't found the perfect tissue for Peanut models. In other words, it is a tissue that is lightweight, has a smooth surface, and has little shrinkage and easy to apply. I am currently using old Japanese calligraphy tissue, not smooth surface.