1/10 Fokker DVII

[Rhys]

The culmination of diligence, an artful eye and delicate touch. Masterfully executed by a true artisan
 Salut dear Monz!

[John Webster]

Congratulations Monz. The D VII looks great with air under it's wings and the successful test flight gives promise of better flights to come.

[Squirrelnet]

Here's a link to the video

https://youtu.be/AdxyVnqCqfo

[Russ Lister]

That's looking great  ... I'm glad it's initial flights were in the great outdoors.

[Graham Banham]

Looking really promising Monz! Far too early to say for sure, but it looked a bit happier going right?

[billdennis747]

Looking really promising Monz! Far too early to say for sure, but it looked a bit happier going right?

My thoughts too, and it´s the ´right way to go¨.

[flydean1]

Great flights!  Masterful work by a true artist.  I agree, go to the right.  The turn won't straighten out when the rubber runs down.  Torque and P-factor will also help to hold the nose up in the turn.

[Don McLellan]

Beautiful model and great first flights Monz!!

[Monz]

Chris, thanks so much for the video!!

Thanks all, so happy this thing has finally flown. Now I need to finish it!

It did look happier going right didn't it? Once I chuck more rubber in we'll see what it wants to do. These trim flights were on 8 strands of 3/16th just over prop to hook length. First flight was a few hand winds, second was 100, then 150 and final flight 240ish* (I lost count once the little KP started creaking!**). I think that power will be fine, just needs a longer motor for more winds.

Pete, I do have und piloten, he will go in, at some point... 

* no cockpit instruments were hurt during the filming of these flights

** no blast tube was used, either!

[flydean1]

Ach du lieber!!! Nicht ein geblast tuben??