Leprechaun, big vintage RC glider, 2019

[@emmadkareem5247]

Looks very professional. I expected smoother landings though. Thanks.

[@grumpy_8186]

4kg wow i was expecting 1.8 - 2.2 kg being built so light. Looks like you had a great day.

[@aviationcz]

4kg and how it flies nicely

[@grumpy_8186]

@@aviationcz I no, thats what doin my head in.

[@shashidharmurthy2226]

Can you tell me the meaning of Leprechaun, this craft looks like a giant. Dragon fly, the engine/ motor, literally not visible,also smooth take off, very much nice effort sir!!

[@skyterrapin]

There is no engine/ motor fitted...it is a pure glider.

[@wrvarzoni]

Hello could you please tell me what is the CG of this model.

[@kevinroutledge4862]

My Leprechaun has proved disappointing to fly, it wallows around in a moderate breeze and has almost zero penetration. Adding some ballast under the CG has only improved the performance marginally - any suggestions to improve performance, please ?

[@jancreighton]

John Woodfield (on youtube) has good success sloping his in mild conditions - I think you'd need pretty serious thermal activity to lift this bird... it's hardly an efficient design

[@wrvarzoni]

Hi, how to calcutae the CG.

[@wrvarzoni]

​@@daviddou1408 Hi David, thanks for responding to me. By the way how long is the wingspan and the fuselage of the original plant?

[@patrickdugast5476]

bonjour ce modele est génial on trouve t'on le plan ,si tu en possède un peut tu me faire une copie cordialement

[@aviationcz]

I don't have a plan, I'm just a cameraman

[@davidchristie9720]

Not a proper leprechaun no pylon under the wing or tail plain I have a lep also built in 1952