Very windy, not a lot of people, very hot!
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looks like quite the build hopefully goes well. I've always wanted to try 3d printing myself. maybe one day ill get a printer.

Michael, Frank,...thanks for the warm welcome and the free hotdog offer! Looking forward to catching up!

Billy Q is coming!!!! Wow!!  A state visit.

Bill, hope nothing messes up your plans to attend.
It will be good to see you since before Covid.

Frank

Coming

Looks incredible. Good luck and thanks for sharing.

After considerable reading, planning and preparation, I started on the fuselage. The design uses small alignment tabs that really help parts fit together properly. I'm using fast, medium and slow CA glue, using my judgement as to which glue is suitable for the task at hand.

I am building my first 3D-printed RC model  airplane.

This will be a "Plane Print" design, and will have a  67½" length.
https://www.planeprint.com/learjet

David printed all the parts for me (I paid him for this) and helped me acquire all the parts needed for assembly. I had the twin 70mm ducted fan (and speed controls already), and test-fitted that they would fit. They do. 

Temperature 27°C, humidex 31°C
Winds variable W to NW, 10 gusting 27 kmh at runway centreline

Runway Surface conditions:  bare and dry, scattered loose fresh-cut grass

Field surface conditions: smooth, grass height 3/4" (freshly cut this morning at 9:00 a.m.)

Sun high from the east (azimuth 90 degrees, altitude 80 degres

Sky clear W to N
High stratocumuls S to NE

The breeze feels REALLY nice!  Without it you'll melt!  Bring lots of water!!

Andy

Challenging but doable .  A bath towel is recommended, and maybe some ice packs!! 😎

Aiming to be there.

Frank