CHAPTER 9Other Shapes
The great thing about inexpensive gear and quick build times is that they encourage experimentation. If a new design completely fails to fly, all I have lost is a few evenings and $5 worth of foam. While my ego may take a beating, my wallet and schedule have not. Another advantage of quick builds is that I can finish the experiment before my enthusiasm runs out. This chapter exists because it is so easy to play.
This chapter gives sufficient information for an experienced Brooklyn Aerodrome hacker to re-create these planes. I address why the airplane was built, design considerations, potential weaknesses, and areas of possible improvement. Some are very difficult to fly; none are hard to build. Have fun, and send me pictures ...
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