Most Accessible and Reliable 3D Printed Trainer Plane!
Stick is a versatile RC trainer plane built for durability, flexibility, and fun flying. No carbon rod, no fancy materials! Just Regular PLA and ready to dance in the air.
📦 Included in your Complete Kit
- Airframe Kit, complete 3D printed airframe package, ready to assemble and form the full aircraft structure.
- 3D printed body parts (PLA) – Main airframe components, ready to assemble
- 3D printed hardware (PETG) – Motor mount, control horns, and other brackets
- Flex Parts (TPU) – Hinges, straps, wheels, and other necessary flexible parts
- Pushrods – Steel wire rods for precise control linkage
- Hardware pack – Screws, rods, wires, and all small essentials for assembly
- Lipo strap (Velcro belt) – Secure battery mounting solution
- Craft mat – Protects your table from glue during assembly
- Nitrile gloves – Keep your hands clean and safe while working with glue
- Special gifts – Surprise extras included in every kit 🎁
- Power Pack, Eco Series setup including brushless motor, analog ESC compatible with 2S to 3S batteries, propeller, and required micro servos. All components are selected for compatibility and easy installation.
- 2212 1400kv Motor – Matched to the size and flight style of your model
- 30A ESC – Smooth and efficient power delivery with XT60 compatibility
- 8045 Propeller – Optimized for thrust and efficiency
- 9g Servos (4x) – Selected high-quality 9 g class for precise control
- Radio and Receiver, Flysky FS i6 2.4GHz 6 channel transmitter with AFHDS 2A protocol, LCD screen for clear setup and monitoring, multiple model memory, plus a compatible receiver included for reliable control.
- Battery, Craycle 3S 11.1V Li ion pack, 2800 mAh capacity with 25A continuous discharge, XT60 connector and balance lead, optimized for lightweight and efficient flight.
- Charger, iMAXRC B3 Pro compact balance charger, compatible with 2S and 3S batteries (7.4V and 11.1V), 100 to 240V AC input, simple and safe plug and charge operation.
General Specifications
- Wingspan: 1000 mm
- Length: 830 mm
- Printed Weight: 500 g
- Flying Weight: 850 g
- Wing Area: 18.44 dm²
- Wing Loading: 46.1 g/dm²
- Airfoil: NACA 2412
- Minimum 3D Printer Size: 180 mm3
- Material:
- Regular PLA: Body, Wings
- PetG: Mounts, Brackets, Shafts
- TPU: Hinges, Wheels
✈️ Easy to Build and Fly
Stick is designed for easy assembly with no experience or advanced equipment. The parts come together cleanly, and the flight characteristics are forgiving enough for new pilots but responsive enough for seasoned flyers.
⚡ Sport Performance
Using the Ranger V3 wing profile, Stick combines stability with agility. It’s not an extreme racer, but it gives confident handling and predictable control. Great for both training and enjoying sport flying.
🛠️ Clean Modular Design
Stick features a modular electronics setup that allows neat wiring and easy upgrades. You can swap components without tearing the build apart.
👀 Close to FPV
Stick does not include a dedicated FPV hatch, but it comes with FC and GPS mounts already integrated. With a simple hatch modification, you can easily turn Stick into a basic FPV trainer. This flexibility makes it a great starting point for pilots who want to experience FPV without moving away from the simplicity of a trainer design.
🚤 Float Option Available
Stick can be equipped with optional 3D printed floats, allowing smooth takeoffs and landings on water. The floats are designed to replace the landing gear without affecting the balance, so the CG stays correct and flight stability is preserved. With lightweight construction and easy mounting, the float kit turns your Stick into a versatile amphibious trainer that can handle lakes and ponds with ease. Buy floats!
Why Choose Stick
If you want a no-fuss plane that’s forgiving yet fun, Stick hits the balance. Low loading, stable flight, and fully printable landing gear make it ideal for pilots wanting reliable everyday performance.
Buy the Stick Airframe Kit now and see why Craycle built it for pure flying joy.
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