It all started last year.
Accidentally met on the Belarusian forum topic about this model.
And fell in love at first sight.
Toy design, simplicity of design, the most stable aerodynamic scheme - my dream of which I did not know before!
And of course I wanted to build this unit.
All the necessary equipment was available in the mines - the motor, the tank, the servos, the accessories.
All the constructions of this model on the Internet, which were found on different forums, usually manual,
from the rack on paper drawings (in our studio it's called retro on .. but: D)
In this project, I tried to translate the simplicity of assembly, with minimal manual Processing.
I want to collect it quickly, because Cessna will not take off soon, and the season begins, the warm days were already, the fields will soon dry out
The wing span is 1100 mm.
Engine Tander Tiger GP-25.
Take-off weight 1000 gr.
The details are made of 3mm birch plywood.
Liners are pine reiki. Sheath of balsa 1,5mm.

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Weight of plywood parts.

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The beginning of the gluing.

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Preliminary gluing is over, now i can assemble the fuselage.

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Loop for rudder axis.

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The gluing takes place on a flat table, the fuselage is flat at the bottom.

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From above also flat only there is a ledge of a loop in a tail, it is necessary to hang from an edge of a table.

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The nasal part will be clad with balsa 1,5mm.

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Accidentally broke the part, glued on the glue, nothing terrible.

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The last frame of the fuselage.

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Pressed the goods to dry out evenly.

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Hinges for the rudder axis direction.

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What's happening? At me all hangs up, then are two my posts.
I did not specifically press the keys and waited for the page to reboot itself.
I also did a few topics about the bee.

The forum just upgraded to a new software package, so it must be a glitch. I deleted the duplicate threads. Your built looks good. I'm anxious to see how it turns out.
Was this a kit or did you have it laser cut yourself?

Thank you Jester, now it is clear what's the matter.

Assemblage of the wing.
The wall of the spar consists of 3 parts.

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Split the front and rear edges at an angle.
For this, the ends of the edges are machined to the desired angle.

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Back edges for endings.

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Front edges behind the endings.

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The edge for the endings consists of 3 parts.

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The main spar, pine rake 7X3 mm.

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Before inserting the spar, the ribs are put on the side member wall.

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At first the central part of the wing is collected, so I did not put on the ribs for the endings.

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Lower spar with allowance for processing.

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Also on the bottom plane are glued three more slats 2,5X3, 5 mm.

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The upper spar is cut into the size of the root part of the wing.

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Also on the upper part of the wing are pasted four more slats 2,5X3, 5 mm.

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Waiting for the glue to dry up depresses...

Thank you Jester, now it is clear what's the matter.

Assemblage of the wing.
The wall of the spar consists of 3 parts.

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Split the front and rear edges at an angle.
For this, the ends of the edges are machined to the desired angle.

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Back edges for endings.

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Front edges behind the endings.

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The edge for the endings consists of 3 parts.

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The main spar, pine rake 7X3 mm.

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Before inserting the spar, the ribs are put on the side member wall.

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At first the central part of the wing is collected, so I did not put on the ribs for the endings.

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Lower spar with allowance for processing.

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Also on the bottom plane are glued three more slats 2,5X3, 5 mm.

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The upper spar is cut into the size of the root part of the wing.

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Also on the upper part of the wing are pasted four more slats 2,5X3, 5 mm.

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Waiting for the glue to dry up depresses...

All slats from the end of the root part are treated level, except for the lower side member, it is processed later.

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On the lower rails glued plywood corners.

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On the top slats are also glued corners.

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The lower spar is cut to size before the end and one end is bent at an angle.

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Edge for the endings.

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Lower rails, from the corners to the edge for the endings.

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Top slats, from corners to ribs.

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The lobic on the end is different from the forehead in the root part, it is marked with a small hole.

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All slats from the end of the root part are treated level, except for the lower side member, it is processed later.

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On the lower rails glued plywood corners.

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On the top slats are also glued corners.

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The lower spar is cut to size before the end and one end is bent at an angle.

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Edge for the endings.

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Lower rails, from the corners to the edge for the endings.

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Top slats, from corners to ribs.

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The lobic on the end is different from the forehead in the root part, it is marked with a small hole.

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Wing weight.

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Weight of the fuselage.

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Weight in the collection.

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del.

Looks Good !

The final element of the leading edge, 3 mm rails.

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Tail tail is made of 4mm thick foam.

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Each element of two plates, the total thickness of 8mm.

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Plywood parts with holes for the axis are pasted into the rudder of the direction.

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On the planking plumage I used a balsa 1,5mm. Thick. For rounded edges, the balsa is cut with fibers across.

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Front and back edges of the stabilizer made of balsa 3mm.

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The leading edge of the rudders, balsa 3mm.

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Sheathing of the fuselage.

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I glued the plumage skin.
The stabilizer had to be sewn with a solid plate,
only time was lost on these tricks with the fitting of the elements.

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Finishing element of the leading edges of the tail.

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I in worked the height controls.

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I in worked the fuselage.

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I in worked the wing.

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Then the stabilizer and the rudder were still processed and everything was collected in a heap.

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Finishing element of the leading edges of the tail.

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I in worked the height controls.

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I in worked the fuselage.

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I in worked the wing.

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Then the stabilizer and the rudder were still processed and everything was collected in a heap.

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Wow, very light model, nice build!

Continue the Assembly. I decided to install the equipment before you hang plenkoy.

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Steering height via two traction.

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Balsa, in the places of attaching levers, impregnated with glue CA

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We paste.

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Pine corners to increase the cross-section of the suture.

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A hatch for access to the lower part of the fuselage.

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Axle of the chassis, stud M4.

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The tail wheel stand is in common with the rudder axis.

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Continue the Assembly. I decided to install the equipment before you hang plenkoy.

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Steering height via two traction.

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Balsa, in the places of attaching levers, impregnated with glue CA

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We paste.

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Pine corners to increase the cross-section of the suture.

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A hatch for access to the lower part of the fuselage.

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Axle of the chassis, stud M4.

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The tail wheel stand is in common with the rudder axis.

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Thrust control carburetor.

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Thrust control carburetor.

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I covered it with a film.
Here is the link to the photo album:
https://fotki.yandex.ru/users/nazin8...m/564047/?&p=8
I added 38 photos.

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Wing weight.

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Weight of the fuselage.

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Weight of plumage.

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I covered it with a film.
Here is the link to the photo album:
https://fotki.yandex.ru/users/nazin8...m/564047/?&p=8
I added 38 photos.

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Wing weight.

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Weight of the fuselage.

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Weight of plumage.

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This is looking good, FasterWind. You seem to be the only person having problems with double posting. Would you mind telling me exactly what you are doing when you post? As in which button you push, how many times, etc?

I do not even know what's wrong.
I write the text in the form of the answer, then I press post quick reply.
Maybe it's all in the photo? When I answer with plain text, everything is correct.
But when I upload photos, the messages are duplicated.