"Red Swan" the biggest fully printed Flying Wing

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The beauty of transformation is a wondrous thing, and the tale of Hans Christian Andersen's ugly duckling proved it true. It didn't become a stunning swan overnight, but its remarkable ability to soar through the skies is nothing short of magical. With the help of a mounted mini cam, you can witness this incredible feat firsthand by checking out the video taken here: http://youtu.be/FHDhLBsC3_M As I mentioned earlier on "Red Duck" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:407766), expanding the wing to an impressive 1950 mm in span required a significant adjustment - a 100 mm longer nose was necessary to compensate for the added weight of the enlarged wing, which tipped the scales at a substantial 400 grams. Watching Marcel from http://www.aero-club-nieder-eschbach.de/ expertly navigate the flying wing through its paces was a thrilling experience, and his mastery of aerobatics culminated in a soft landing that left everyone impressed. You can relive this moment by checking out the video here: http://youtu.be/nOk2-1Ne3AA This video showcases a crash landing that occurred during Inter-Ex 2015, but it's worth noting that the flying wing took home the Innovation Trophy for its remarkable design and functionality. To learn more about this impressive achievement, be sure to check out these links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAaHncWUqNs, http://www.jivaro-models.org/interex_2015/index.html, and http://www.inter-ex.com/ If you're interested in learning more about my flying club or other projects I'm working on, be sure to visit our website at http://hackerspace-ffm.de/.