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Performance planes printed.

3D-printed FPV aircraft packages built around known setups and real flight testing.

WUDFLY designs printable aircraft as complete digital releases: airframe files, setup guidance, print notes, CG information, support resources, and ongoing updates to the aircraft you buy.

198 km/h BANDITO
<250g FPV wing setup
INAV Setup files included

BANDITO club flight & acro.

Fast passes, aerobatics, and the compact sub-250g wing doing what it was designed to do.

What WUDFLY releases include

Build with confidence.

Each WUDFLY release gives you a tested starting point: printable aircraft files, a known electronics setup, setup notes, print guidance, and the practical build information that helps you get from printer bed to first flight.

A clearer path to first flight.

The aircraft files are backed by real printed builds, flight testing, component choices, and setup notes. The goal is to reduce guesswork so you can focus on building, checking, flying, and improving the aircraft.

Known component setup Recommended electronics, batteries, servos, motors, props, and flight-controller options.
Real build notes Practical assembly guidance based on the actual printed and flown aircraft.
Setup guidance CG notes, print settings, control setup, and flight-controller resources where relevant.
Updates included Future revisions to the files, documentation, and supported setups stay with the aircraft release.
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Printable aircraft files

Airframe parts, support parts, jigs, and printed details prepared around the intended build.

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Build and setup guidance

Print notes, assembly sequence, wiring guidance, CG information, and pre-flight checks.

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Builder support path

Resource pages, release updates, builder feedback, and practical notes as the aircraft develop.

Included with every aircraft

Built to keep improving.

Each aircraft purchase includes access to future updates for that release. I regularly return to existing projects as I learn from new aircraft, new components, continued testing, and feedback from the people building them.

The project continues after release.

WUDFLY aircraft are active projects. I like coming back to them, improving the files and documentation, and carrying useful ideas from newer designs into aircraft that are already flying.

Updates stay with your aircraft. When the files, documentation, or supported setups for an aircraft release are revised, existing customers receive the updated release at no extra cost.
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Refined over time

As builds accumulate and the aircraft are flown more, I can refine the files, setup notes, and documentation so the release continues to become easier to build and use.

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Keep up with components

As electronics change, existing aircraft can gain revised mounts, supported alternatives, wiring notes, and updated setup files where they are useful.

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Bring new ideas back

Lessons learned from new aircraft can be carried back into earlier releases when they improve the build, setup, reliability, or flying experience.

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Pick a plane and print it.

Start with BANDITO for fast FPV, or TWIST_DT for easy small-field flying.

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