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Posted by onetenor on 31/08/2018 14:18:47: A beauty but what exactly is it please> Thanks onetenor, she's a "Dynam Scout Trainer 980mm". I don't know what the general consensus is like for Dynam products but I've crashed her a few times (two quite heavy ones) and she still fly's great.

Posted by Biggles' Elder Brother - Moderator on 31/08/2018 11:51:18: Lovely model, well done! BEB Thanking you BEB.

Posted by Josip Vrandecic -Mes on 31/08/2018 11:39:25: Linda has some S.T.O.L. characteristics She really does, she weighs 520 grams so as long as the wind is below 10mph, I'm good to go lol.

Hello pilots.   My Grandad recommended that I join the online community due to being a beginner and to showcase my first bird. He's been flying for years and to be honest, I've always been itching to fly.   I made a few modifications. Their original push/pull aileron design made the single servo click/grind (the flaps were floppy/flexible when detached) so I made a bell-crank mechanism and it solved the problem. I upgraded the undercarriage wheels to 76mm as to be able to land on grass or rough terrain. A small 5p (GB sterling) is situated ⅔ back inside the fuselage for CG after the added weight.     Here's a short video of her maiden with the modifications, she did feel slightly different due to the drag from the wheels but nothing major. After a short while of level flying I perform some aerobatics for the first time ever, I feel I should've conducted them a little higher though.   https://youtu.be/3msCbLdjrPY Edited By shuftie on 31/08/2018 10:43:32