In this build video we cover how to build the Manic Micro nnTiger Moth. I walk you through step by step and reveal all my tips and tricks to help your build go smoothly. Get ready to use that pause button!
PLANS
SPECS
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WINGSPAN
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16in | 406mm |
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LENGTH
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13.66in | 347mm |
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CHANNELS
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4 |
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WEIGHT
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AUW - 80g |
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ELECTRONICS
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MOTOR - 5g NTM - hexTronik PROP - GWS 5x3 ESC - 6a Plush BATTERY - 300mah 2s SERVOS - 4x 1.7g |
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BUILD DIFFICULTY
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Beginner – You’ve never flown a plane before, let alone done a scratch build Novice – You’ve flown a plane but have no experience with scratch building Intermediate – You’ve flown and built a few FT style planes before Advanced – You’ve mastered the standard FT build style and are looking for a new challenge Expert – You’ve mastered all build techniques and aren't afraid to improvise or tackle tedious builds Intermediate – You’ve flown and built a few FT style planes before. |
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PILOT SKILL
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Beginner |
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MATERIALS
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2x BBQ skewer 1x sheets DTFB 1x sheet poster board Push rods Control horns Hot glue |
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PICTURES

Intro includes great footage of this Manic Micro in the air.

Index for your convenience!

This thing sure is small!

300mah 2s is the sweet spot for flight time!

Paper is strategically removed from the fuse to keep weight down and strength up.

Hooking up the servos can be a pain, see how I do it in a breeze!

Each strut is cut to the exact length required making the top wing effortless.

All square here!

It's the little details that make for the exciting presentation.

With a swappable pod you'll be able to build all the Manic Micro birds!

The completed nnTiger Moth is beautiful, great work!
If you build a Manic Micro nnTiger Moth, please make a post and share your work. I love getting to share in the experince with you. #nerdnicRC on Instagram your photos to share with others.
Thanks for checking out the Manic Micro nnTiger Moth! If you built one and enjoyed it please consider donating a few bucks so I can buy more supplies to make more great planes.
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