Review by: Nick P
Resilience buildJust finished building the Resilience and I really enjoyed building it, super glider and it’s going to be a cracking flyer.
I have built a lot of 2m res models now and this one is different.
The kit and plans are laid out really well, really good quality wood and bits.
Build wise First off let me start by saying it’s not a beginners model, if you’ve never built before it’s not for you.
The wing build its self is a bog standard d box wing, but the dihedral is made of wood not carbon rods. Mistakes can be made at the wing joining stages and installing the top part of the D. The tail plane construction can be tricky the jig is good but sloppy if your not careful.
The rest of the build is fun and a really good looking model.
All in all, it’s been the best Res 2m model I have built so far, I’d definitely recommend the Resilience, thank you Neil for providing the kit and other bits!
Review by: Greg McGill
Very ImpressedThe RESilience is an excellent F3L model. Materials are superb; the plans are complete and clear; parts count is low and performance is great! The high quality of the laser cutting will astound any builder. Mine, empty, breaks the 400g threshold in the right direction, but I have learned to fly in big winds with it: simply stick in the ballast pack (available as an option). Under ballast, it goes like stink, as we say around here. The wing uses the same profile as the Purito (among many others), and it behaves well at any speed. This would make a tremendous second build for any neophyte (I would always recommend a wing based on a carbon tube for a first-time build). For an experienced flyer, this model will be very impressive at any weight or in any wind.