I sent a pm to mark dimonte (builder) to please post some tiled pdf plans of his awsome pusher A-10 on this thread or on his original thread... hopefully he still logs on to rcgroups often.. his email is no longer. If anyone knows him or another way to ask him for his plans please do so... I can't wait to build his A-10!!! it looks and flies great! good job mark!

Hey ant,

Try this

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...mentid=2416186

Mark posted the pdf plans March 23rd 2009

Cheers

NOZ69... THATS AWESOME! What would you use for the wing airfoil? KF step or sand ur own, fold ur own? Flatty??
Cheers

I like the full fus too! is there a tiled version that you know of?
I might have to push something else aside to build this one

Here ya go

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...mentid=2416185

I'm no expert, very far from it but when I attempt this build I'll go the sand down option just to get a more scale look.

Cheers

Hey NOZ do you have a link to that thread? I cant seem to find it...

Here ya go.

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...hlight=Dimonte

Thanks must go to "TFM70" as he had posted the link at the bottom of the last page & that's how I found it.

Cheers

Here is a link to the plans for the BB J3 Cub I built for the BB Tribute Contest.

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show....php?t=1028141

BlueFFF

The Illusion and Stinger are both original designs that are easy to build and fun to fly.
Illusion
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=716280

Stinger
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=725925

Out of those plans there, which would be a quick and easier thing to build to have a bit of fun with? I'm a newbie, so it would be my first plane.

By the way, I am going to get a plane like the Easystar. It's just that I think Id like to try out one of these as well.

Plans Here .

Showing the guys at the shop.

GRX-V1 48'' Demo At Hobby Town USA Orland (5 min 27 sec)

This is with well over 600watts of power,Stay at 400 watts and the motor wont rip off .

GRX-V1 48'' Foamie Crash 5-9-2009 (8 min 5 sec)

Originally Posted by Catweazle

Out of those plans there, which would be a quick and easier thing to build to have a bit of fun with? I'm a newbie, so it would be my first plane.

By the way, I am going to get a plane like the Easystar. It's just that I think Id like to try out one of these as well.

Catweazle, if you are talking about the Illusion, Stinger & the BB33 J3 cub, the Illusion & Stinger would be easier builds but the BB33 is a much (IMHO) better plane for a newb to fly. The other 2 will be much more responsive and also have ailerons which if you are a true newb to this hobby, you will love building them, but will not enjoy crashing them.
Tony65x55's BluBaby thread is newb plane heaven with a bunch of peeps that get excited to help a newb build & fly his first plane.
The BB is RET, Rudder, Elevator, Throttle. Wonderful set up to learn to fly with. The Easystar is an RET, which makes it a good trainer.
But flying a light weight low or mid wing aileron plane will only bring frustration and more repairing than flying. You could build the BB33 with it's removable wing & add a wing with ailerons once you are ready. It is an extremely versatile plane with ton's of options for different wings with different flying qualities.

Just my 2 cents as I am a newb as well.
Hope this helps.
Jimmy

Here's a 32" EPP Wing I built. Nothing really new, I just stole ideas from lots of others and gave it a go. Pretty simple build with nice speed range and easy wing to control.

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show....php?t=1040837

KESL, 32" RC Wing (4 min 21 sec)

RdJay

Originally Posted by Catweazle

Out of those plans there, which would be a quick and easier thing to build to have a bit of fun with? I'm a newbie, so it would be my first plane.

By the way, I am going to get a plane like the Easystar. It's just that I think Id like to try out one of these as well.

Both the Illusion and Stinger are easy builds but of the two the Stinger will slow down the best and fly at a walking pace. The Illusion is a tough little plane and can take lots of newbie abuse. Either plane will work for a beginner especially if you have a little bit of computer simulator stick time. FMS is a great sim. program and very inexpensive too. Have fun with whatever plane you start with !!

Scaled down for smaller power systems and depron build PDF's Here .