Hey dear friends, have a look at this video, here I am testing my project (IND333).
I made it with depron and thermocol, I have used 'NO' high quality items but electronic stuff (that also low cost)- like for lading gears I have used bicycle spokes, simple plastic wheels from toy cars, ordinary glue, self made stickers, fuselage is also of a toy plane, antenna rods etc...etc...
Its not too tidy, I understand! But its flying great- over 2000 feet altitude! Will post a video of over 1900 feet high altitude, I have that!
It took more than full 3 months of constant effort! And still its in build process, at times problems arrive!
This project is entering into a pro-level ground overseas (in CA), hope you like it!
Enjoy! 

Hi Milind.

Great work man, especially on the video. lol..

Amazing video milind.. Nice build... How did calculated the altitude of the plane??

  You deserve this smiley.

Nice work on the video and plane too

nice work milind. i have a  esky model glider and lots of similarities  with ur midel, even the tx . the only difference i can see the brushless motor, mine comes with a brushed motor,

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Quote from: anam_funny on June 05, 2011, 10:30:59 AM
Amazing video milind.. Nice build... How did calculated the altitude of the plane??

Hey thanks Anam- you are my favorite! I compared it with Google Earth and used an altitude!

Quote from: santhosh on June 05, 2011, 01:53:04 PM
nice work milind. i have a  esky model glider and lots of similarities  with ur midel, even the tx . the only difference i can see the brushless motor, mine comes with a brushed motor,

Hello Santosh! Thank you for your good words!
The RX/TX is of Lanyu, and all Lanyu TX looks exactly the same.. This is a 7 channel TX/RX. We are setting up airbrakes and other features as well..
Also, this plane is bigger than the size which I can see yours, of course we needed some design pattern.
Did you see a credit to Dmitry Nizch? He is the person together we are making some stock models in a good way!
I wish if we can put this model in real life, then you'll find some great differences, but there are little similarities with coloring and shape! The swing wing span size is of 58 inches, total weight is 1400 grams, with 7CH TX/RX.

Nice video

So the model is the one below with extended ailerons, a self manufactured  landing gear setup and a brushless upgrade ?

http://www.esky-helicopters.com/shop/lanyu-tw742-hawk-glider-p-90017086.html

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Hi Anwar, as I said- the design crafting is kinda similar, but this one is made bigger, the wing span is of 58 inches (1474 mm and that link is of 46 inches). Plus, here we have 7CH TX/RX with 6 servos. The approx cost for this model is 1700 rupees (excluding battery). The design is taken from different planes and all are put together to get one distinct model!

 

Also, here are few more pics of my models in progress and this is how I make wings for this plane and also for my other upcoming projects. Please have look!

hi globalmilind
that plane looks good..........I was surprised at how short the take off was.......I'm not a plane flyer...... but a lot seem to go at least twice that for take off.
flies well to looking at it. pity about the wheels break.
regards
don

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Hello Sunk, thanks for your good words! I am glad you liked it!
Warm regards,
Milind

Quote from: globalmilind on June 05, 2011, 02:23:09 PM
Hi Anwar, as I said- the design crafting is kinda similar, but this one is made bigger, the wing span is of 58 inches (1474 mm and that link is of 46 inches).

Thanks for the clarification... it is the decals (or same paint scheme) that was confusing.

My pleasure Anwar!
Cheers!

Great work dude..Can u share the flying destination of yours..
Abhay

Milind, your planes looks like the Kinetic from HK... The decals on the plane, how did you design them? Which software did you use... How did you get them cut? Amazing design, I must say... How did you mould the material to make that kind of fuselage to fit in the electronics and internal linkages...   The video is not visible...

Anam I work on my projects with great patience, and this is the key for all!
Here I have used EPP material.
The designs are 100% hand made, and for the computer part- I use printed letters made using Adobe Photshop CS5 and for videos I use Sony Vegas Pro 10, both are excellent applications!
The electronic parts are easily fixed once the frame is ready, I copy the patterns for different planes and gadgets! Also, some parts are taken out from other rc devices as well! So altogether it comes out pretty well!
Till I am here in India, I am constantly trying to make more and more models and publish videos, this'll help other good people, then I am sure I won't be having this much time!
And most importantly- the great items I get from your addictive site!   

The video is gone.

Quote from: anam_funny on June 05, 2011, 08:28:11 PM
How did you mould the material to make that kind of fuselage

I would also like to know that, i could use something like this in the pylon racer i'm trying to build.

Sure SunLikeStar!
Amit right, your name is Amit- if I am not wrong??

your youtube link is not working  ( set to private ) 

why is your video set to private ? It was a nice video..

Do you have any pics of your self made project ?

Hey guys, sorry for the issue, its resumed again! I am working over this video more (editing is in progress)! Now I am going to post videos on how to make these planse, a step-by-step guide to the pics I attached etc.....