Post a pic of your Scale MCPX here

[Cirodi]

Originally Posted by RedSky

Hello,

here are a Bell 206 Jetranger.

Fuselage : Revell Bell 206 1:32
Engine: HP05 8Z
Tail: 8 mm (120SR)
Main Blades: 130 X
Lighting modul 3.7 volts with 9 exits:
Landing light,
Posi=Red green,
Rear behind = white simply Flashing,
Rear on top = Red 3-flash,
Side = white 2-flash,
On top and below Red simply Flashing.

Weight=84.3 gramm without accumulator,
96.6 gramm of takeoff weight with 430mA.

Whit orginal Blades need much RPM, but is flying.
Whit 130X Blades they has fantastic Power, very fast climb und much Speed.
Ok a little bit lazy but is going good for Scaleflying.

greetings
from
Germany

Hello,
I saw that you had to put the tail rotor on the opposite side of the normal MCPx and the tail rotor blows against the tail.
Any issue due to it?
Thanks.

[OneMuscleRussell]

Hey guys. I want to do a scale UH1 for my dad and I. It's what he learned to fly in the Army.

What is the lightest or best kit for this purpose?

[Lupusprimus]

Have a look:
Bell UH-1D Iroquois / CH-118
For this kit there is a building instruction in English.

[Bargee]

Here's a few pictures of my A350 made from a WL toys body with my Blade Mcp X BL mechanics inside. The weight went from 70 to 77 grams but that hasn't affected the flying characteristics if flown in a scale like manner ( I can't do 3D) . Power consumption seems much the same at 200mAh for a 5 minute flight
I'm not happy with the skids but these will do for flight test while I figure out how to mount something more scale.

A 350 helicopter scale model first flight (1 min 22 sec)

[Bargee]

Finally got round to fitting the scale skids