Flite Test Bushwacker with mods and wing tip lights

This is another member to my scratch build arsenal flies relly well and i do believe i will outperform a durafly tundra in STOL capabilities.
power setup
EMAXX GT2215-09 1100kv motor
BL Heli 30 amp esc
APC 10x4.7 slo fly prop
Battery 2200MAH 3s 45c lipo
LIGHTS cant give you a brand name but i bought them of of ebay :)

[foxprogt]

I really like the color scheme. Great job man!

[CarlLydickRC]

Looks like she flies nicely. I like the lights too.

[QuadView]

Great job. Building mine right now. Nice flying too.

[daviddavids]

thanks for posting. great work. my 'pet peeve' is the use of the correct prop for the situation.
description says - ten inch, slow-flyer prop. since this is not a slow-flyer, an s-f prop is not called for.
prop in video looks and sounds like a 'regular' electric. it does appear to be 10". anyway... bravo for using the right prop. cheers

[CarlRCTips]

That's really smooth! I've wanted to do a Bushwacker, because I prefer the fatter Fuse...
I never liked it trying to be a 3D Aircraft.... It just ISN'T!
I KNEW it needed at least 10-12 degrees of Dihedral. Thanks for proving that point!! 👍👍

Currently, I'm moving the Simple Cub Landing Gear forward about an inch. I believe that it's one of the reasons why they tend to nose over so easily, and are hard to Land.
The Stock Gear is nearly AT the CoG!! Great to fly otherwise.
Hope you're still tinkering with these! 👍👍
Carmine ✈🚂🚙

[millerrc]

Thanks I just use slo fly props because of there wide blades so all of my scratch builds get a really good bite into the air also these props make all my planes clime better than using stadard electric props.

[mpikas]

Looks like a nice looking and flying plane. Can you give details about how you did the color scheme?

[nabes]

Would putting packing tape over the wings and tail section be to much weight for the power pack C?