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Aerobatic paper plane with an engine

Thread starter yhuubert
Start date Oct 2, 2017

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yhuubert

European Pilot

Supporting Member

Oct 2, 2017

Cool project on Kickstarter:
POWERUP DART - App Controlled Paper Airplane. With Tricks.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/393053146/powerup-dart-app-controlled-paper-airplane-with-tr/

There's a lot of aerobatic stuff in their introduction, so I immediately order. And then this week's update said:
"The design of the special takeoff and landing templates were inspired by the famous Pitts Special aerobatic Biplane, Thanks to our backers feedback, I decided to fine tune the look and added a gradient blue, I think you will agree it looks great!"

Picture attached - your decision, if it's more a Christen Eagle or a Pitts