@Weekendflyer,

Long queue at Post Office today.
Will try early morning tomorrow.
(Prop, hub and motor stick)

Regards

Here is one beginners rubber powered airplane. So easy to build in couple of hours and flies very well. The video is very nice. Book mark this page and build one simple but enjoyable model. Very popular here among very young teenager's.

http://www.rubber-power.com/make-it.htm

Quote from: K K Iyer on March 12, 2021, 07:07:10 PM
@Weekendflyer,

Long queue at Post Office today.
Will try early morning tomorrow.
(Prop, hub and motor stick)

Regards

@KK Iyer
Sir,  it is to inform you that I have received the parcel (Prop hub and motor stick) posted by you.  Parcel was nicely packed and everything is in order.   

Thanks for extending the support in building models and maintaining our motivation.

Looking forward to your support in future as well.

For those who need more information on rubber powered model airplanes, here is a fantastic video on how to build a simple one. Bookmark it!

Late but fun . Here is the video of my Sig Cub flights. Trials were done in my front yard, then off to the field. Was very enjoyable with a cost effective kit. If you make one, I recommend, then, do ROG and assure that the prop free wheels and that the rubber is braided.

Enjoy,

Lovely. That seems a perfectly trimmed model

Thanks Sanjay.

These Simple Rubber Powered Stick Models (SRPSM) are easy to trim. No washin, no washout, no down or side thrust. Adjust glide test for best L/D and Not a floaty glide. Then just adjust the wing position on the fuse and rudder deflection only for best power flights. That is all I did, making sure the AUW is low enough to give a wing loading of just around 0.4 grams per square inch of wing area. Pick the rubber as recommended by the kit.

To get a max (2+minute flight) need to hunt for thermals. These flights were done on a very cloudy sky, cold at 16 degrees, but I came home with the plane. Not another lost one.