With my F-14 Tomcat looking on from it's perch on the Hi-Tek balancer my F-15 EAGLE FEP Pattern takes shape in half form on the cutting table.
It is 42" long with a 28" wingspan.
Elevon set-up like the F-14.
micro-jet power.

Now rendered in Blue core fanfold.

42" long with a 28" wingspan.
KFm4 wing.
2200kv motor, 6x4 prop, 20amp ESC.
Two MG servos.
GWS mixer.
1600mah Li-Po.

This Five Easy Piece F-15 EAGLE has the same kinda tail-feather set-up as I did on the FEP F-14 Mach TOMCAT.
Carbon Rod and straw hinge.
Also a KFm4 wing.
I need to correct some pattern flaws before I can pot a PDF of her.
I over cut the motor slot, oversized the forward nacelle pan and undercut rh main wing to fuse slot.
I'll have all of this fixed when I post the pattern on my media-fir site later.

Nice looking jet. Interested to see how it flies.

Originally Posted by nogas

Nice looking jet. Interested to see how it flies.

Me too but the weather here is just not cooperating.

Nice plane. Looking foward to the flight video and plans. Thanks for sharing. I like your five piece plane series.

Maiden flight of my "Five Easy Piece" F-15 EAGLE.

"Five Easy Piece" F-15 Maiden.mov (8 min 19 sec)

Nice flying plane.

Originally Posted by Russ40

Nice flying plane.

Thank you.
The way it flies it reminds me of the Scott Lott's Mig-29.
The ESC came loose on the first toss so I landed and re-secured it. That cured the balance problem and she flew fine.
I'll have free PDF plans up on my Media-fire site soon.

Here is the "Five Easy Piece" F-15 EAGLE PDF pattern link.

http://www.mediafire.com/?8y7qq1spxfbwpi6

Took her out again.

Five Easy Piece F-15 Eagle's Sortie .mov (4 min 39 sec)

And Again on St Patrick's Day.

On F-15 Eagle's Wings.mov (6 min 20 sec)

An old buddy stops by to watch me fly the Eagle.

Five Easy Piece F-15 Eagle's Romp.mov (7 min 1 sec)

An earlier Eagle Sortie before bad weather.

Before the Storm.mov (3 min 36 sec)

She is so balanced that I can put her in the air at 40% throttle and she will just fly away twelve feet or so from the ground straight and steady and I do not even touch the controls till it's time to bring her back around at the end of the field.

Yep I am going to have to build one if these. Very nice flyer. Thanks for sharing.