Dear friends,
I am a begginer in RC planes.
Now I am building a RC coro trainer and I would like to share the build Photos.

santhosh where are you in coimbatore..?

I am from Sundarapuram,Coimbatore

The materials used are
Motor
Turnigy 1250kv 500W motor
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=18227
ESC
Turnigy Trust 45A SBEC ESC
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=12191
Battery
Turnigy 3S 2200mAh 20C lipoly
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=8932

Servos
3 x Hobbyking standard servos
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=16269

Control horns ,clevis
From hobbyking
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=8611
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=8639

Control rod,
bicycle spokes

3mm Coroplast
3mm Plywood

Welcome   Looking forward to the pictures !

38g servos for trainer? 
so whats the wingspan and length? 

Thanks Mr.Anwar

BTW the wingspan is about 52" with 7 degree dihedral.
I chose the standard servos because the motor is 500W and can provide enough thrust.

The length is 38".

yaar i think these power system will be much heavier for your model..
what is the AUW you are expecting?

AUW is approx . 1.5KG

  whooo.. thats pretty heavy i think.. my trainer of 50" span weighs 400gms(inc battery).. and your motor has only 1250gms of thrust..
better wait for the seniors to talk about this.. 
this is my trainer
http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/home-made-coro-trainer-plane-50'-span/msg117896/#msg117896

Arun, I am relatively new in Electrics,and please correct me if wrong, but I would think that if e.g. you use a 1250 g thrust with a 1250 g model, it will be capable of climbing vertically. In that case, for normal (read trainer) flying, this motor should be capable of handling say a 2 Kg model? Looking forward to some insights from people more knowledgeable than myself.

Arun - I think trainers need only 50 - 75 watts/lb i.e. approx 100 - 150 watts/Kg .Please correct me if I am wrong.Also I am building it as per a plan given by my friend from Sharma models and it stated it needs only 300watts motor.

@sanjay: actually i bought a aeolian 1700kv(c3530) motor first which can lift about 1.2kg and installed in my trainer that was nose heavy, then i added some tail weight and fled which flies good but as i am a beginner it was really hard to control, and crashed...Then i moved to the less kv and less watt motor which can handle 700gms or so, then i felt the difference that flying it is really easier than my first model.
Here it may fly good, but decreasing the weight will reduce the damage while crashes..
This is in my view please forgive me if i am wrong..

Arun, you are correct when you say that heavier model crashes create more damage. Heavier (and larger) models I would feel have their own advantages and disadvantages: easier to see in the air, better handling in wind. I have crashed (quite a few times!) a Spadet Corro model, about 2.6~2.8 Kg, but, unlike Balsa, it bounced

As the saying goes, crash enough balsa models, and you'll have a tree growing, but you can't plant plastic (although I have tried many times

I guess the important thing is AUW should be in proportion to the model size. I am just completing a SPAD with a span of 44", chord 12", length 32". With full Landing Gear and a 3300 mah battery it will weigh 1.3 to 1.4 Kg, or 3 lbs. Let's see how it flies!

Still looking forward to some expert views on thrust vs model weight 

sanjay sir i think i have got more crashing experience  than yours.. 
done about 8-10 crashed till today.. including the one which happend on my birthday.. 
the next flying will be this Saturday.. lets see whats gonna to happen..
anyway all the best for your build and waiting to see the pictures.. 

Good luck for Saturday, Arun

Santosh: post photos...

Sanjay sir here are the photos,
Items ordered from hobby king.
Plan on coroplast.
Fuselage cut out.
Elevator and rudder.

Some more photos.

And some more
Art on horizontal stabliser by my friend Sakthi

Pom horns fixed
Control rod made of bicycle spokes and dowel rod.

servos mounted.
Making of wings from 3mm plywood

Model almost finished with landing gear.

My spektrum 6 channel Rx.
Dihedral cut out from 3mm plywood