Floor Warriors

by MESA RC | November 29, 2012 | (29) Posted in Just Fun

 

To the FliteTest Community

The weather for the winter is starting to shape up here in Colorado, however, that doesn't stop the ideas coming from our MESA students.  Wyatt and a group of other rcFoam Fighters designed a ground vehicle called the Floor Warrior.  It is catching on in the production lab and many others are following suit.  I even made one to battle to these students.  This video shows the testing stage of their creation, look for a race and battle with these foam fighters in the coming weeks.

Students wanted to share with you guys if you want to do a recycling project with your foam board create a Floor Warrior.  No flight practice required, bairley any equipment is being used, you can make one in less then an hour, and they are a ton of fun!

As always, thanks for watching and supporting the MESArcFF Program.

Jake Marshall
MESArcFF Advisor/Director

MESArcFF Productions
Camera: Harrison
Editing: Zac and Joey
Pilot: Wyatt
Director: Marshall

COMMENTS

Beerpig on December 22, 2012
Looked like a lot of fun great stuff guys
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rcflyer729 on December 5, 2012
I just tested mine it got air it is really fast 😃
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MESA RC on December 5, 2012
Nice, I like it!
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spencer on November 29, 2012
Fun idea, I've made similar crafts. Mostly airboats, and some hovercrafts. They can be a good time in the Gym. Love the work you've done!
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MESA RC on December 5, 2012
Thanks Spence, the races of some will be up shortly, awesome vid.

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NoUsername on February 23, 2013
Can you give any dimensons, electrical parts list? In my area there are many places that have different classes on different subjects for older people and this my be a good area to explore.
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rcrcnitesh on December 7, 2013
How can I make one like that
suggest me the electronics atleast the design I can do it.
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MESA RC on December 7, 2013
Super easy, any prop and motor really and corresponding esc, depending on the motor will determine the size of your craft. You need one servo connected to one rudder on the back of the craft. However, hook that servo to your aileron slot on the receiver. Then you should be ready to go.
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balsa or carbon on December 7, 2013
Here's one I made
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fwPISiUbiM
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MESA RC on December 7, 2013
That was pretty smooth, very nice on the carpet too. Great job.

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