Well if you actually look at the details of each plane, they are very different. It is also very different from how mine goes together and how Flitetest's goes together. Also, I did design it from scratch. So maybe you shouldn't jump to conclusions. I didn't like the look of Flitetest's, so I designed my own. Plus, how would I be able to give out plans if Flitetest's plans aren't free anymore? There are no copyrights on World War II aircraft. I, and other designers are free to pick and choose whichever planes we want to design.

@@13thsquadron79 well if you designed it from scratch, I am sorry for sounding like a ****. Great job then! I am sorry, it just really looked similar to flitetest.

All of the pieces I use is all hand cut with a number eleven exacto knife.

Well there's no kit but there are free plans for it at 13thsquadron.com.

@@13thsquadron79 Awesome thanks

Yep! Those should work. The FT Mini firewalls and control horns are what I used in my build.

@@13thsquadron79 thank you so much!

I don’t know why you can’t see the website in Japan. Maybe try a different web browser?

That would be sweet!

It all up weighs about 350 grams.

@@13thsquadron79 thank you so much.I’m looking for your next video

PDF is here: www.13thsquadron.com/mini-a6m-zero.html

Yep, No thrust angle needed.

@13thSquadron is there any way of knowing the right scale on the plans? Flite test plans have an inch line that you line up with a ruler. I'm printing with standard 8.5/11 paper and planning on splitting it up with the full plans with the poster function on adobe reader.

@@theoj4997 We will have to add that, but a good way without that is find a piece that has a tab, and the tab should be 5mm tall.

The full size plans should work for you, but what dimensions would you need?

At the moment, I do not plan to build another Hellcat, but I do have a time-lapse of about half the build. I am just trying to figure out how to show how the last half gets done.

@@13thsquadron79 ok thanks cant wait for the video