SZD-10 Czapla

PDF plans of SZD-10 Czapla 1:5 scale R/C Sailplane

Content of zipped file (5,6Mb):

- PDF full size plans (assembly and parts)

- DXF file of all parts suitable for making on CNC machines

- PDF assembly manual

Model data:

Wing span: 3,25m

Length: 1,75m

Material: wood mostly.

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See building thread on rcgroups

The SZD-10 Czapla is a Polish two-seat training glider, designed in the early 1950s to support pilot training in aeroclubs. Featuring a forward-swept high-wing design, a steel tube fuselage covered with fabric, and strut-supported wings, the Czapla was built for durability and ease of handling. First flown in 1953, it was produced until 1960, with 157 units built. The glider was primarily used in Poland but also saw exports to Finland and Turkey. With a maximum speed of 160 km/h and a glide ratio of 17, the SZD-10 Czapla remains a notable piece of aviation history