The Lacey M-10 is an American homebuilt aircraft that was designed to use simple construction techniques. [1] The Lacey M-10 was designed to have a minimum of rigging required for construction. The strutless, flat bottomed wing omits features such as washout, compound curves, dihedral and angle of incidence.

Feb 10, 2009 · The Lacey is one of the simplest designs for the homebuilder to construct. In the words of its designer, "There are no compound curves and very few simple ones. The wing has no wash-in, no wash-out, no dihedral, and no incidence angle; the wing's bottom is flat and fits flat on top of the fuselage.

The Lacey M-10 is an American homebuilt aircraft that was designed to use simple construction techniques. [1] Quick Facts M-10, Role ... The Lacey M-10 was designed to have a minimum …

Jun 4, 2018 · Little did I know that this would lead me down a completely unexpected rabbit hole – research and discovery regarding the much beloved (or hated) Lacey M-10. The Lacey M-10 was a one-off* homebuilt from 1962 or so.

May 12, 2009 · When Joe Lacey designed and built his little M.10 back in the late 50s and early 60s for the American home-built market he couldn’t have imagined that it would become more popular as a model than it ever did as a full-size. Although hundreds of plans ($8 per set) were sold there was only one other example constructed.

About this Plan Lacey M-10. Peanut scale, for rubber power, of the 1962 homebuilt 2-place tandem cabin, by Butch Hadland. The Lacey M10 and Wittman Tailwind (oz1039) designs appeared together in the same article in Aeromodeller Dec 1976. Quote: "LACEY M.10 and WITTMAN TAILWIND a pair of contest winning Peanut scale models by BUTCH HADLAND.

Designed by Butch Hadland, this model has a 13" wingspan, but packs 47 square inches of wing area! We improved this kit with the addition of a rear motor peg mount and markings on the wing tips to make them easier to accurately locate on the wing. Details: 13"

May 10, 2024 · This is a Peanut Lacey M-10 built and flown by Peter Kramar. It is built from a Peck Polymers Kit, available here: https://www.wind-it-up.com/products/p......more. Span: 13" (33cm) Weight:...

Jan 29, 2007 · Gusty winds with abrupt 90 degree swings found me too chicken but taxy and range tests indicated all was OK so it's just a matter of finding the right moment. Wingspan is …

Most of the skills required for model aircraft construction and model flying can be learnt from these kits. When well made they provide a model aeroplane that looks good and flys good. The range is varied across many types and scales.