Twin 3D
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i havent heard of it yet either. I'm not sure how well it would work.....thats alot of extra weight, and with the increased wing loading, it probably wouldnt perform like we would want it to. however, there is an E-powered foamy 3D twin called the jinx i believe...I've flown a model of it on my G3 simulator and it was actually quite impressive! maybe i'll experiment a little......
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I was thinking about getting three UCD 46's. Cut it up to look like a P38. With dual Saito 82's I think it would do pretty good, with amazingly light wing loading.
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I built this last winter: The "Double D"
It's a cross between the tufflight 4D which is an EPP wing/spad design so it's very tough, and does insane waterfalls -- forward or back.
It has the throttles mixed into the rudder for better yaw control. Counter rotating props, twin Saito 72's. Under ideal conditions, it just sits there in a hover if the motors sync up perfectly.
Here's a vid from last January:
http://www.tufflight.com/double_d.wmv
It's a cross between the tufflight 4D which is an EPP wing/spad design so it's very tough, and does insane waterfalls -- forward or back.
It has the throttles mixed into the rudder for better yaw control. Counter rotating props, twin Saito 72's. Under ideal conditions, it just sits there in a hover if the motors sync up perfectly.
Here's a vid from last January:
http://www.tufflight.com/double_d.wmv




