3D Printed RC Models
Download and print one of our iconic aircraft
Simply choose one of our carefully designed and tested Radio Controlled planes and download the STL files.
Print the plane on your own 3D printer, install your own RC parts and go fly!
Crashed your plane? No problem, the digital files
are yours to use again and again!
Don't have a 3D printer yet? Check out this page.
Latest Updates
Quickie is In Store!
November 2020
The Quickie blog build project is now in store. Check out the blog series with screencasts to see how to design your own. Or alternatively download ours for £9.99.
Pilatus Floats Now Available
9th October, 2020
The Pilatus floats are now available to download. Find them in the store and get out on the water.
The Porter now comes with optional fowler flaps
8th September, 2020
The Porter now has optional fowler flaps included. You can build either wing (or both) to suit your mood. The Assembly manual has been updated. The main difference is the addition of an 8mm carbon spar.
Grumman Mallard gets an upgrade
11th August, 2020
Our Mallard now comes with two types of engine nacelle to print, the radial engine version or the turbine engine version. You choose!
Dragon Bushplane joins the fleet.
11th August, 2020
The first design we have hosted that hasn't been designed in-house. The Dragon is a 1400mm bushplane, click here to go to the webpage.
Experimental Piaggio Avanti Updates
20th July, 2020
The experimental Avanti is in store. This aircraft was never flighted tested during the first lockdown and is released for community feedback. I will revisit it in the new year, anyone who bought the experimental version will get there download fee taken off the next time.
The Grumman Mallard has landed
15th July, 2020
Download now in our store for less than the cost of a couple of cups of coffee.
Designed to be Printed at Home
Our planes are designed with 3D printing and assembly in mind.
Lightweight and Strong
3D printing allows us to make use of infill patterns to build strong lightweight airframes. For the most part we try to avoid exotic materials like carbon tubing to bring you a true 3D Printed aircraft.
Disaster No More
Crashing is part a part of model aviation, unlike expensive models, once purchased our models (or even just parts) can be printed time and time again.