Carl, Thanks for the assurance. It's a little "porky" with the added details.

Michael, Not only the tires, rcvr, batteries, and the gear legs are springy. I fear they'll bend up under the strain of one of my normal landings, not ot mention an abnormal.

Captain Dave

know how you feel. I also completed my Dave Platt 1/4 jungmeister after a year of slow building, finally got it to the field after a few months of false starts (too windy, on-board glow battery lead broke etc) I had brain fade and launched / panicked / crashed > another month too repair then got our heavy inspector to maiden, flew myself several times till I caught a cross wind and cartwheeled it on the strip > repaired but tip stalled on test run and brought it home spread over the boot of my car. liked it so much I scavenged bits and rebuilt. had Dave maiden also. see build photos on our clubs website (madrams.webs.com) also videos of both flights with others.

don't now what it is just love the plane. next project a slightly smaller Jung* in electric with a sound mode.

al the best bulding / flying. John Lansdowne Mackay Australia.

Gorgeous  plane.  Cockpit details are wonderful!

Dave

Your Platt, Jungmeister looks marvelous it will fly well because all Jungmeisters do. Your attention to detail is outstanding, good job

Rick