hi everyone,
i started this hobby in august 2015. i started with rcpowers f22 jet which did't fly because i did't know the electronic setup and also the jet was a wrong model for me as a beginner than i registered  on rci and made a thread regarding my jet. than i received my first pm from iyer sir and we talked for 45 mins on phone. i did not had depron for making a trainer model so iyer sir sent me a flitetest nutball, a pair of wheels and a propeller of 8x4 (as a gift)  :)nutball was my first succesful model which i also crashed on my first landing .
Than i went to Indore to meet iyer sir. i also crashed my guruji's first model there . This was my starting of this hobby.
i made some models like mini floater, ft delta, rchelp 48" trainer, ft mustang , school girl, ft22 raptor, ft bloody baron etc.
some links of my build
http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/'2016-sweepstakes'-bloody-baron/
http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/'2016-sweepstakes'-ft-22-raptor/
http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/flitetest-mustang-depron-build/
http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/my-new-extra-300/msg248362/#msg248362
http://www.rcindia.org/kites-trains-free-flight-and-all-others/gnome-build-thread-my-first-balsa-build/

now i have started my first engine model ace 20 trainer.
some pics of build.

wing construction

Great 

Will be following with keen interest. Good luck

thank you so much sir
some more pics

covering with orange monokote
using 19gm hk metal gear servos for ailrons

this model is at this stage because of continuous guidance by iyer sir 
i have applied two coats of touchwood by asian pains before covering and sanding with 400 grade sand paper.

fin and horizontal stabilizer
wing tip by 50mm balsa block

wing has been completed with total weight of 400gms include servos.

servo installation and tailplane
i am using standard futaba 3001 servos for rudder and elevator.
hobbyking 19gms metal gear servo for throttle.

 

Looking good

linkage of rudder and elevator

Thank you sanjay sir 

undercarriage
pic 1- epoxied two hardwood blocks with sides of fuselage.
pic 2- placed a piece of 4mm plywood on those blocks and sides.

Nice work!
What is the wingspan and chord?
and Is the linkage connector attached to the wrong end of the control rod?
I thought it was supposed to be attached to the servo arm, rather than the control horn.

Quote from: topalle on July 20, 2017, 05:05:34 PM
Nice work!
What is the wingspan and chord?
and Is the linkage connector attached to the wrong end of the control rod?
I thought it was supposed to be attached to the servo arm, rather than the control horn.

The linkage stopper can be attached to any side, or even both sides


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@topalle sir
thank you sir ,wingspan is  48" and chord is 9".
using both sides linkage stoppers instead of one side clevis.

@sanjay sir
thank you so much sir for continuous guidance and helping