Hello boys and girls, I would like to share with you latest developments in indoor aerobatic. Once this class start as fun way to keep hands warm during winter, now we work hard during summer to have something competitive for new indoor season competitions. I present you new ultralight F3P model Victory build from carbon (by Alexey Lantsov). Model rtf weight is less than 37g (1.3 ounce).

Another amazing feature of this model it use custom build Alexey Lantsov coaxial system (two 10 inch carbon props spinning in different directions) that run from tiny 1s 120mah lypo. This less than 10g piece of magic is not only super light but also very efficient. Flying time from 120mah battery pack is between 7-8 minutes. Here is video:

Revolution in F3P world (8 min 32 sec)

Bye bye gravity and aerodynamic's

We working hard to make this available as a kit, so if you have questions post them here or send to this email: [email protected]

Amazing! Great work!

That is freaky how s l o w that plane flies! Revolutionary is right. Well done!

superb, very interested in these.

have you thought of combo pricing?

cheers

Truly amazing work! It's like watching a slow motion replay.

Jim

I think a combo would be the ONLY way to go with this little sucker!

Holy Cow, Sign me up for one.
Troy

Amazing. Looks like a cartoon.

Sign me up also for one....super nice video and flying...!

Nice job, it looks great!

Thank you guys for kind comments. Carbon models sure are huge leap forward. Depron (foam) era was fun, but none of really light depron planes lasted very long. Now carbon plane is different story it will be like new for MANY years. We did some crash testing to see how much damage we can do, and when plane is build right damage was 0 No inertia slow flying speed and extra strong airframe are outstanding combination. So such models are great for beginners as well. Check out video of Victory 1S testing in really small hall.

Victory 1S flying F3P FAI final seqeunce. (3 min 56 sec)

With bit more time to get use to the plane and some more adjustments, I am pretty sure result will be even better.

The big questions, how much, what does it include, and how complete will the airframe be? I know three guys that would buy one today.

Unreal. I wish I had a place to fly indoors. But think how many more rooms will be suitable to fly with planes that fly this well and slow!

I'm with everyone else. More info please.

Wow. Just Wow. Did I say Wow? I meant Wow!!!