Cpig

Just finished building him, will drop him tomorrow. Total weight with battery, receiver and gear = 11.25 oz. (without parachute).







and one with same chute but original body

JuanF

Cpig,
That is a cool looking jumpers. You'll have to post some jump pictures of him.
JuanF

RiaanLR

Looks great.

Riaan

Cpig

Thanks Juan and Riaan. He had 4 successful jumps then did a low altitude hook turn and hit the ground hard on the 5th jump. Suffered a broken arm but I'll have him fixed up and ready to go again next week. No jump pics Juan but I did get some video from my Iphone. Problem is the jumper is barely visible in it; I'll see if I can do some editing to bring him in closer with some digital zoom.

FlyBy8

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Hey nice setup you got there, Cpig.

I like it.

jcoop65

very cool . nice job

Ucak

Hey very realistic that's cool... happy jumping

SkySpyDrones

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Thats awesome!

edge_pilot

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Cpig, where did you get the Halo jumper from? I have searched everywhere I can't find anything that looks as good as this one. If you know what brand it is would greatly help. Thanks

pietermu

Hi Dave, go look under www.hmarmedforces.com/ and check at the top of the page for action toys or the like.

Hope you find it usefull.

Pieter Mulder

mb3987

What plans did you use for this. It is awesome.

Stern

This is great !

Cpig

Thanks,
I put him together using all 1/6th scale stuff that I pieced together off of ebay. (Except the chute which I got from Dave). Dave, I believe the body was BBI or Dragon. I dremeled out his torso - shoulder area to fit servos and put the micro receiver on his back. His arms were hollow so I filled them with epoxy to make them solid in order to drill a hole through them so I could get to the servo spline screw. The 300mah battery pack fits perfectly in his leg pouch and a switch fits in his ammo pouch.