FT Slow Stick Twin Motor RC Plane

This is a twin motor variation on the old slow stick rc plane idea, specifically based on https://forum.flitetest.com/index.php?threads/ft-simple-stick-video-slow-stick-s250.74098/

I wanted a very slow, easy to fly FPV platform that I could use to get used to flying through gaps and close to the ground, and getting used to identifying a stall while in FPV, as I was having trouble with all of these things.  I wanted something that would be hard to break, and inexpensive to fix when it did.  This was perfect.   

I used PETG at .2 layer height, 25% gyrod infill, 4 perimeters, with organic supports, to print these parts on an MK4.

To complete the plane, besides electronics, you will need:

• foam board
• hot glue or e6000/foam tack
• super glue/CA for the 3d motor mount slot attachment to the front wing holder
• pushrods
• rubber bands or shock cord (I used 3mm diameter) to hold on the wings
• 7.8 mm outer diameter carbon arrow shaft (or close to that) that is roughly 31 inches long
• 10-12x M2x6 (or a bit longer is ok) screws

Assembly tips:

• I can't tell you where along the arrow shaft to put the wings, because it depends on how you place heavy electronics and what you put on it.  You should put everything including battery on the arrow shaft where you think it should go when flying, but not tighten the wing supports down, and move the wing forward or backwards until it balances at the highest point of the wing.  Then mark the arrow shaft for future reference and tighten everything down.
• You might need to use hot glue to keep the components from swiveling on the shaft.  I did for the tail and wings. 
• The motor mounts should have the thickest side on the top, because they had 3 degrees of down angle factored in. 
• The slots for the motor mounts should notch onto the ends of the front of the wing support.  You will need to super glue them on after you make sure they fit (you might need to clean up the edges to get them to fit)