This fun, easy to build front yard flyer is designed by Tim Bailiff, (Photos by Maggie Madril.)

Ever given we was young, we have been drawn to tiny indication airplanes. While my friends built big, we always built small. In those days my airplanes could best be described as smallish. However now, with brushless and coreless electric motors, complicated batteries and micro-electronics, truly tiny (micro) airplanes are a reality!

My idea was to keep it small, engaging and scale. Did we contend scale? Well, yes. Electric moody enthusiasts will commend a informed lines of a renouned “Slow Stick”. So regulating micro components taken from a Mini Vapor, we built a one ounce, 1/4-scale chronicle that we named a Quarter Stick.

This tiny Stick unequivocally is loads of fun. It is super elementary to build, fun and easy to fly and can be enjoyed both indoors and out. It’s only fun from start to finish. In addition, you’ll find it to be a good review square during your drifting field. So, if this all intrigues you, afterwards review on.

Getting Started

Here are a few tips. First, we advise we review by this whole essay before we start building. Pay

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