DETAILS
The Manic Micro series will feature a range of indoor flyers. First up is the nnTiger Moth. This little guy is a blast to zip around with and is perfect for a yard flyer or indoor arena. Get yours built in time for winter!
If you like this design then perhaps you’ll like some of my others as well.
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SPECS
| WINGSPAN | 16in | 406mm |
| FUSE | 13.66in | 347mm |
| CHANNELS | 4 |
| WEIGHT | AUW 80g |
ELECTRONICS |
MOTOR - 5g NTM - hexTronik PROP - GWS 5x3 ESC - 6a Plush BATTERY - 300mah 2s SERVOS - 4x 1.7g |
BUILD DIFFICULTY |
Beginner – You’ve never flown a plane before, let alone done a scratch build Novice – You’ve flown a plane but have no experience with scratch building Intermediate – You’ve flown and built a few FT style planes before Advanced – You’ve mastered the standard FT build style and are looking for a new challenge Expert – You’ve mastered all build techniques and aren't afraid to improvise or tackle tedious builds Intermediate – You’ve flown and built a few FT style planes before |
PILOT SKILL |
Beginner |
MATERIALS |
2x BBQ skewer |
FAQ
Is Manic Micro nnTiger Moth swappable?
Yes! I have designed a Manic Micro pod.
Will there be a build video?
Yes! See below.
How scale is this thing?
All proportions are scale except the tail feathers. They were increased by 25%.
Is the nnTiger Moth a good plane for a beginner to fly?
Yes! This thing is very light which makes it durable. Great for a beginner to nose dive with over and over.
Can I use different eletronics than what you've listed?
Yes! However, keep it light. If your build is more than 80g it will need to fly fast in order to stay up.
There is a plane I want you to design, what’s the best way to suggest it to you?
Please use the request form here on my site.
PLANS
Manic Micro nnTiger Moth Plans
BUILD VIDEO
PICTURES
Thanks for checking out the Manic Micro nnTiger Moth! If you built a nnTiger Moth and enjoyed it please consider donating a few bucks so I can buy more supplies to make more great planes.
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1. Open the PDF you want to print using Adobe Reader X.
2. Click the Print icon.
3. In the Print dialog box, click Poster.
4. Set Tile Scale to 100%.
5. Set Overlap to 0.005in.
6. Click Print.
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