Hi folks!
Hold onto your seats for yet another innovation! This time it's going to be the lightest plane with respect to the wing loading.
Specs
8 inch WS
4mm coreless motor with GB
10mah lipo
150 ohm actuator
2ch IR Rx
E. AUW- 2g

Plans are attached below(PDF - A4)

I didn't even know, 10mAh Lipos are available. :O
Waiting eagerly

@Dipanjan
Yes, 9mah to 10mAh lipo's are currently available. Though shipping them here is

Making the elevator. Using 0.7mm balsa wood.

Vertical stabiliser.

Fuselage stick

Wing construction. Ribs are bent and super glued to hold the aerofoil structure.

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Waiting...all the best

@romanxdsouza
Thanks

Covered the tail surfaces with microfilm.

Covering the wing.

Completed airframe

Weight of the airframe.
0.36g 

woow.....awesome....


   to ur building skills   

@madaquif
Thank you 

Estimated weight.
Motor, gearbox & prop -0.75g
Airframe-0.36g
Lipo-0.35g
Actuator-0.10g
Rx-0.15g
Misc-0.09g
Total-1.8g

what is the covering used ?

Quote from: saikat on November 16, 2016, 08:01:31 AM
what is the covering used ?

It's microfilm.It's about 1.5 micron's thick.

Quote from: kiran rc on November 16, 2016, 04:21:52 PM

Quote from: saikat on November 16, 2016, 08:01:31 AM
what is the covering used ?

It's microfilm.It's about 1.5 micron's thick.

From were did did you buy it.....any sources

Very good build mr kiran

@romanxdsouza
Micronwings, Australia have various types and sizes.

Quote from: gaurang.1972 on November 16, 2016, 07:02:00 PM
Very good build mr kiran

Thanks a lot sir!
Mr Kiran? I am only 15 years!

@kiran rc,
Master Kiran (as you should be addressed by oldies like me!)

Got microfilm from Australia?

You mean you didn't make it yourself...

By pouring some dope with a few drops of castor oil added, into a pan of water, judging the thickness by the number of coloured rings, picking it up with a wire frame, then laying it upon your wing?  

@saikat,
Sir, Is this correct or is my memory playing tricks?

I suppose that with time, some techniques (or maybe just memories) will eventually fade away...

@KK Iyer
Sir, I guess making the microfilm at home is hazardous? Am I right?
I am rather concentrating more upon the electronics than the building materials.
I got mine from Korea and not Australia. I just gave one of the sources.
Anyways, the one which can be homemade is very thin, used in f1d rubber powered planes. It's going be around half a micron. It may not hold any good for an electric model.