Flite Test Bloody Baron Speed Build Electric Airplane Kit (737mm)
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The Flite Test Bloody Baron is a four channel combat / sport plane. Coupled with our Power Pack B, the Bloody Baron can be flown as a 4 channel trainer. Use the Power Pack C and the Bloody Baron will climb vertically with ease and is capable of most basic aerobatics.
The Bloody Baron is our first community release! That means a Flite Test community member was inspired by experiencing flight enough to design their very own airplane.
Power Pack Compatibility: Flite Test Airplanes are all designed around the use of various "Power Packs" which include an inexpensive Motor, ESC, Servo, & accessory package to complete each aircraft!
Specifications: Weight: 10.7 Oz (Fully assembled; without battery)
Wingspan: 29 Inches (737mm)
Center of Gravity: 2.5 Inches (63mm) from leading edge of wing (Recommended)
Control Surface Throws: 12 Degrees
Expo Suggestions: 30%
Flite Test Bloody Baron Speed Build Electric Airplane Kit (737mm)
This is great build. Incredibly stable, especially at lower speeds. Fun evolution of the Bloody Wonder ( which if you're into combat, this plane is a must). Fast build with a great wing design. Build this to start, and then modify from there. This plane is a great base to play with.
Gary Pittman
Tuesday, Apr 3 2018 (about a year ago)
Flite Test Bloody Baron Speed Build Electric Airplane Kit (737mm)
Great kit builds and flys great great build videos will buy more of there kits
Daniel Haensse
Thursday, Oct 3 2019 (4 months ago)
Flite Test Bloody Baron Speed Build Electric Airplane Kit (737mm)
Great airplane, very simple to build. Unfortunately there is no protection of the battery, so we had to add something on the bottom of the airplane to protect the battery.
Christopher Ieda
Verified Owner
Monday, Sep 9 2019 (4 months ago)
Flite Test Bloody Baron Speed Build Electric Airplane Kit (737mm)
Dan Sponholz created a winner right here! I maidened it at Flite Fest 2019 and have enjoyed two solid months of stable flying, snappy rolling, near vertical climbing and easy landing. The Simple Scout is a bit more stable overall, but this plane can chase the biggest Franken Builds at FliteFest and emerge unscathed. With elements of the “eindecker,” DR-1 and Bloody Wonder, it has a throwback look with a simple, elegant build. Only issue is mounting the battery: it would hang below the fuselage and take damage on landing so I mounted it inside the power pod. That makes changing the battery a chore, but keeps everything safe. If the fuselage were a bit taller, the battery would ride safely beneath the power pod.
