Plans & Build Instructions here http://flitetest.com/articles/baby-blender-2-draft

Hello sanjay sir  thats awesome !!
Very cool actually.

Its really a nice build and unbelievable finish. How you do it and get such finish , pl explain and post more pics in details.

Superb sir awesome
That looks like a trainer
btw You are smart sir just guess how
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Designed by Josh Bixler....of HK Bixler fame.

I've never built a foamy before, flown 2 though (Easystar 2 and Multiplex Fun Cub)

Managed to get 6 mm Biofoam from Sitaram Stationers, South Ex. 1, New Delhi. Rip-off at Rs. 300 a sheet!!!!

Warning: This is not a beginners model!!!

Plans printed on a plotter

As it is printed on a plotter (very big printer actually) the finish will be excellent.

For some reason my Irfan View files are uploading in the original, not reduced, size???  

You can use a Free Online Picture Resizer  and then post it.
link :- http://www.picresize.com/

Nahh. I've been using Irfan for a long time. New Notebook, some settings

OK thats no problem

this is insane

??

What is?

whats insane ? flyer or flying object

I missed the maiden
Very sweet build and superb finish...Really wanted to see the 3ft takeoff and the landing.

Rai Sahib, that is a stunner! Are you on your way to becoming a professional modeller? If there ever was an award for the most prolific builder on this forum - it would have your name on it. How many, so far, this year Sire?

Don't know VC sir  Lost count  Thanks so very much

To transfer from plans to the foam, I use a sharp pencil and poke through at the primary points. Then I play join the dots

Build is fairly simple. However, the Flite Test swappable series goes together with notches slots and tabs, so you need a high degree of precision and accuracy in marking and cutting

I had bought some monokote (clone) from Ganguly-da of Lotus Hobby many many years ago. Decided to check if it had dried out   Worked fine

I prefer to put the trims before assembly

Sunburst design on bottom, stripes on top.

Had bought these "snake" pushrods a year ago, decided to use them

Swappable Power Pod. You can use this in many FT foamie models, it's a modular design you unplug from one model and plug into another

I wanted to fit the L/G on this, but as things worked out, it interfered with the battery

All 3 servos HXT 900. Motor is Turnigy 2826 1400 KV, and prop (thanks Girish!) is 9*47 SF. Needs a 30 A ESC, I only had a 40A so used it

Finally made the LG as per the plans. Didn't like the idea of so much load on the wing (I specialise in rough landings  ) but there seemed little choice

The wing hold-down rubber bands also keep the L/G in place. Good, else on a rough landing the bottom wing will get damaged. Should reduce that

Added a tail skid in the form of a small piece of Bamboo Skewer

Awesome build sir. The finish is just like on all your builds incomparable and beautiful.