umx beast 3d models

The Carbon Cub adaptor was meticulously fine-tuned to match the precise dimensions of its counterpart on the UMX beast.

You're looking for a prop adapter that fits perfectly on your micro Eflite or Horizon Hobby planes, like the Champ Waco or Beast, without any adjustments needed. This adapter should provide a snug fit, ensuring it stays securely in place even when...

A high-performance, electric-powered airplane propeller, engineered for seamless integration with factory or custom adapters designed by me. While not yet airborne, I've rigorously tested this model in stationary conditions around the house,...

Wandhalterung für UMX-Timber

Revision 3.3 22mm 2Blade Spinner for the UMX Turbo Timber

It's an aircraft storage system specifically designed to accommodate all Horizon Hobby UMX aircraft, and it can also handle planes of comparable dimensions with ease.

... found on the UMX Sbach model. ...It appears that this same adapter is used in many newer UMX models, with the only difference being the length. ...If you need an STL file for an adapter of a different length, just let me know and I can provide one!

Replacement wheels are available for the UMX Sbach 342 model aircraft. ...These upgraded wheels are slightly larger than the standard issue, designed to provide improved traction and stability on uneven surfaces.

Based on available information, it appears this part is also used across many newer UMX models, particularly those equipped with brushless power systems. The length of this part may differ from model to model. ...If you require an STL file for a longer...

Here is the rewritten text: I designed a plane rack for my UMX planes, made by Horizon Hobby, and it works great for similar-sized planes too! My friend's UMX Radian needed a stand/rack, so I created one that fits perfectly. ...I'm only 13 years old,...

the Timber UMX has a known flaw which is that it's motor-prop adapter snaps on any landing that is not perfect. I would recommend printing a bunch of these and bringing these to the field for repairs. It has a chamfer on the inside where the motor...

My UMX Turbo Timber elevator control horn broke and I didn't feel like ordering a whole new tail section for one of these. Its a close match to the original just a bit thicker. You'll probably have to use an x-acto knife to drill a small hole for the...

Replacement wheel pants for UMX Timber with anchoring point for snow skis can be easily trimmed off. These are also perfect for those looking to add more black to their Timber or if the stock ones crack after dozens of brutal backcountry FPV...

Simple skids for asphalt landing with a UMX Ultrix. You will need some 1mm pushrod wire for the skids. ...I cut out some of the foam from the plane where the skid pieces go so that I could have a little more glue area, but that's not needed.

This plate is engineered to secure firmly to the underside of the Sbach UMX model aircraft, fortifying the front section against impact damage. ...To install it effectively, you'll need to carefully trim away the foam protrusion at the nose and then...

This is an adapter for attaching a propeller to the UMX Timber airplane, along with possibly other aircraft models. When crashes inevitably occur, having some extra adapters on hand can be a lifesaver. Experience has shown that PLA material yields...

... over an hour at 15 grams of material. A 20-30% infill should also work well due to the UMX Timber's very light weight. ... This design requires support, and I printed it as shown in the images with the part that attaches to the wall flat on the bed.

Wing struts for the UMX Pitts from Eflite. It normally uses EFLU15261 Wing struts which are made of 3mm foam and break easily. Plastic struts do not. I recommend you print "Pitts strut with glue surfaces" which is closest to the stock struts but...

I fabricated this cowling to allow for the integration of an FPV camera onto my UMX Timber without altering the original foam cowling. The camera holder is engineered to work seamlessly with the Wolfwhoop WT02 or comparable sized cameras. A small...

For maximum versatility, it's best to install new main gear on your UMX and modify them so you can easily switch back and forth between setups. The stock tail wheel is more than capable of handling light snow conditions and can be used as a makeshift...

Finally, here are some skis that'll replace the stock wheels on your UMX Timber. I hacked up MakerAnimal's design for the UMX Cub Skis and came up with these. They're designed to be used in place of those stock wheels, so they print flat for a mirror...

This is a replacement 3D printable prop nut for the UMX Timber and planes with the same prop. Just print, clean the supports, and hot glue it on to install. Then be back in the air without filling the pockets of someone selling the OEM replacements...

It's part of the motor mounting system found in many UMX planes sold by Horizon under their EFlite and Parkzone brands. It accepts standard stick mount motors, or the CNC aluminum motor adapter shown in these pictures. My printer failed to produce...

This is a replacement 3D printable prop nut for the UMX Timber and planes with the same prop. Just print, clean the supports, and hot glue it on to install. Then be back in the air without filling the pockets of someone selling the OEM replacements...

I designed this cowling so I could add an FPV camera to my UMX Timber and not have to modify the stock foam cowling. The camera holder is designed to work with the Wolfwhoop WT02 or similar sized cameras. The camera swivel requires a small machine...

This is an upgraded propeller adapter for Eflite UMX Timber planes and other similar models. The original adapter breaks easily after rough landings, so I created a custom replacement part designed specifically for personal use only. After 3D...

Designed as a replacement prop nut for UMX Timber and similar planes, it's ready to print. Simply remove the supports, apply some hot glue, and you're back in the air without lining someone else's pockets with cash for overpriced OEM parts. Keep in...

Here's a wheel for the UMX Ultrix. It fits on the stock wire skid, which needs to be twisted 90 degrees. The end of the skid also needs to be straightened so the wheel will slide on the wire. CAUTION... several of us have snapped the skid...

I designed this cowling so I could add an FPV camera to my UMX Timber and not have to modify the stock foam cowling. The camera holder is designed to work with the Wolfwhoop WT02 or similar sized cameras. The camera swivel requires a small machine...

Here´s a simple to print motor mount for the UMX Whipit DLG. As is well recorded, the original Whipit receiver has a brushed motor ESC integrated onboard. This can be used to convert the Whipit into a powered glider. Just remove the fwd 2 wing...