Hello everyone
       Yes "Ice-cream sandwitch" is the name of my home made plane  , it is almost similar to avispad, one of the major issue for building rc plane for me was unavailability of Bio-foam and it is also not available online, only option remaining for me was cardboard, thermocol and small sheets of coroplast  . Here are some pics of Ice-cream Sandwitch  . you will come to know why i give it this name. I am beginner before this i have tried two planes 1.) Russ40 2.) Sloflyer28 but Russ40 did not fly and sloflyer was really horrible with 20mm thermocol. I want help to get complete flying model. Suggestions are welcomed. 

Here i have cut out some pieces to reduce the weight. My plan is to cover the model with cello/packing tape so that cardboard will not absorb moisture.

Corrugated paper tends to have a low strength-weight ratio. Anyway, good luck! Looking forward to seeing the final completed model and flight video

Now I can get why you call it "ice cream sandwich"

Good going Prashant_G.  Keep updating

Thank you sanjayrai55, santosh-r, aniket1995 .
Now major part is of wings, i am having 20mm thermocol sheet. i cannot cut single piece wing because i am using guitar string to cut foam which is short , please tell me how to join two wings in between.
for strength of wing, mixture of fevicol and newspaper i have seen in this forum and then wrapping the wing with cello tape.
Want suggestion on wings

Cut half the span each time join via fevicol or hot glue post which put spar then cover with paper.

Cardboard plane will be too heavy if you want to use it as an electric plane unless intended to use big motors. You can use only styrofoam to build electric plane and that will be very light, can be finished nicely.
For wings, you can cut a 2-4 cm balsa wood strip around 10-12 cm long and put that as a joint between wings.

wings completed. now time for electronics  . Special thanks to rastsaurab and mustang

Pic of bottom of wing. the Black sheet is of coroplast which i have joined with cf rod and feviquick and then pasted thermocol with fevicol and sanded into airfoil shape.

you would have carved a wing out of styrofoam, it would have been much easier to build..

@mustang
        Strofoam is not available in my city  even big sheets of coroplast is not available.

good going prashant ..   

just visit http://www.airfieldmodels.com/information_source/index.htm for info..   

@ravi223kar  the website you have mentioned is really very useful for beginners like me, thank you

Work in progress

Making of Swappable Landing Gears

Finally victory over Biofoam, my first scratch built plane form cardboard and Thermocol.

Nice flight there! 

Why did you cut the take-off and landing scenes? I really wanted to see that landing gear in action!
Really good job considering the materials you have used! Inspirational!

Could you post the details of the complete power system you have used?

Congrats Prashant. Nice flying

     Swapnil and Aniket,  takeoff and landing was too hard  but i'll upload soon 

Nice built  .
I think that bird (or eagle ) also liked your plane  .

Quote from: Harsh17 on January 08, 2014, 01:58:28 PM
Nice built  .
I think that bird (or eagle ) also liked your plane  .

Thanks harsh :-) ,  those birds were really scaring me as it was my first flight.

Very nice name and plane