Print your own classic radio controlled scale model of the J29 Tunnan. 800 mm wingspan. A stable flyer with plenty of speed and apperance in the air.
Easy to build, nice scale representation of the Swedish jet fighter Tunnan.
Wingspan of 800 mm and designed around the FMS 50 mm EDF for 4 cells.
That will give it 1:1 in thrust to weight ratio.
Plenty of power and fun flying.
The details in the design are amazing! I can only guess how much work it is, but must be a lot. Damn good job!
Tobias Uher
Builder
200,00 kr
Printer
3d printer with a build volume of at least 200x200x200mm and a 4mm nozzle.
Materials
All you need to complete the build.
LW-PLA (Colorfabb)
Ordinary high quality PLA
TPU or VarioShore TPU for the trolley tyres
3mm ply or board for the trolley
Other parts
Motor: FMS 50mm EDF
3 9g servos.
Carbon rods: 5mm, 3mm and 1mm
Piano wire 1mm for pushrods
A couple of small screws
Tools
To make things easier you’ll need some tools.
Small side cutter
Sharp scalpel
Small files
Pliers
Razor saw
CA glue and activator
SAAB 29, also called J29. J for Jakt (hunt). It also have the nickname Flygande tunnan, (the flying barrel). It was a single engined jet fighter developed by Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget, SAAB by commission from the Swedish airforce. It was in active duty in Sweden and Austria between 1951 and 1972. The J29 was considered equal to the American F86 and the Soviet MiG-15.
Wingspan of 11 meters.
Tobias Uher –
The details in the design are amazing! I can only guess how much work it is, but must be a lot. Damn good job!
Tomas Beran –
Your J-29 Tunnan is clearly the best 3D printed model I have ever printed. It is amazing!
The fact that it flies so well is the icing on the cake.