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Presto footy.

Flavio Faloci’s Presto Footy is a gaff-sloop with solid wood hull made of balsa for easy carving/shaping and light weight. The model does comply with the Footy Class rules even though she’s longer than a foot.Presto fits in the 12″ x 6″ box on the diagonal.Kit inlcudes all parts (except radio control*), sail cloth, rigging, keel bulb, as well as full-sized plans (item #490-009), and the book, How to Build the Footy Model Presto (item #325-151).Hull Length: approx. 12 1/2″LOA: 20" xx Beam: 4″Height: approx. 35″Is this considered a model for beginners? No, not really.* suggest receiver: HiTec HFS-05 MS; Sail Servo: HiTec HS-225 MG; Rudder Servo: HiTec HS-SS. These are available from several suppliers, including towerhobbies.com

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The Footy is a very small radio-control sailboat whose length is a mere 12 inches (30.5 cm). The hull can be made from a fiberglass mold or simply with thin sheets of plywood fitted together. Two servos are used, one to control the sail and one for the rudder. Some plans are availble for sale, some for free.

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Check out these plans and resources, ranging from a 375mm boat to a 1500mm yacht. Pair these with our eBook guide for a fast, easy, and affordable home build RC yacht.

RS-RG65 - 650mm plans, measures to international RG65 rules

A full forward hull and a straight stern. This boat has proven to be a very fast and competitive racer.

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Racing Sparrow 750 plans

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A one metre version, scaled up lines. Bulkhead only plans. Look at the 750 for full schematics.

Racing Sparrow 1500 plans - A scaled up Racing Sparrow

A larger size model yacht. I haven't seen many of these surface. It's a good challenge to build.

Racing Sparrow 375 plans - The smallest sparrow

A miniature RacingSparrow. A great introduction to building with balsa.

RacingSparrow Footy plans

A double diagonal design footy from RacingSparrow.

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Common questions about the plans

What tools do i need to build a racingsparrow.

1. Chisel 2. Craft-knife 3. Drill Bit - 2mm (5/64in)bit 4. Drill Bit - 5mm (3/16in) bit 5. Electric Drill 6. Felt Marker 7. File 8. Hacksaw 9. Hammer 10. Hole Punch 11. Lighter 12. Pen 13. Pencil 14. Pins 15. Pliers 16. Ruler (steel) 17. Sanding Block 18. Scissors 19. Screwdriver 20. Spirit Level (optional) 21. Sponge Brush (several) 22. Vice Grips

Do I need the eBook to build this cool rc sailboat?

No you don't. The book is designed for the newcomer to model yacht building. The book does make it a much simpler process with every detail figured out and covered in the book. Seasoned builders can simply have a go with the free plans.

Are the plans really free?

Yes all the plans are free to download and use as you see fit. The most comprehensive plans are the RS750 A1 full size.

Are there CAD files or 3D files?

Yes there is a 3D dxf file inside a zip file that you can download for free and use how you want. Some people use this in CAD programs or in 3D modelling programmes to great effect. Look under Racing Sparrow 750 plans on this page. An STL file for 3D printing is in the pipelines. Email me if you want a copy.

While we think 3D printing is great, we believe old-skool strip planking balsa is a wonderfully simple way to make a very lightweight boat with excellent longitudinal strength and beauty.

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What the builders and sailors say:

Being a complete novice, I purchased your book a couple of years ago and built two racing sparrows. Building on this experience I then went on to build, from scratch, an IOM (Triple Crown design). I've since joined a local club and sail virtually every weekend. I would just like to thank you for your endeavours which have allowed me to enter a world I never thought was in my reach.

John Sterland, Australia

Coming upon your book, "Build your own Radio Controlled Yacht" in the Napier Public Library, I am hugely impressed. The combination of your superb photos and illustrations with your easy writing style make it a standout publication and I hope it does well for you.

Richard Spence, New Zealand

Thanks for an excellent design in your RG65. I trialled her again today in a solid 20 knots gusting higher. Even so in a steep chop and fingers off the rudder she drove upwind remarkably well, balanced perfectly. Very impressed that a model boat can handle that with a large rig. I found the book excellent. Ive built several big boats, plus a few skiffs and without that resource building such a good boat would have been impossible.

Mike Bennett

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Miss Sunshine, RS750 by Terry Plumridge from Vienna Austria. Built for his wife Gertraud. Terry writes " Firstly thanks for writing your book, it introduced me to building from plans, and plank on frame construction, both of which I enjoyed tremendously."

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Apr 2, 2017

Hi Bryn, let me introduce you to “Jack Sparrows” sister, Black Pearl, yet to have sail markings done and some rig adjustments.  Regards Royal.

Hamish Coubrey , Auckland

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Hi Bryn, I recently finished building these 2 Racing Sparrow RS750s which i really enjoyed, it was a great project and kept me busy for a few months. They have been for a successful maiden voyage and sail great and now just need a few tweaks in the sail department to get them sailing even better. Thanks.

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How to Build the Footy Model PRESTO

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Be sure to select PRINT or DIGITAL when you order.  

Built from solid balsa, PRESTO complies with the Footy model rules by fitting into the 12" x 6" box... on the diagonal, to give her just a bit more length.

The book is packed with step-by-step building photos, suppliers materials including radio control units, a reduced sized complete set of building plans (yes, you could scale-up) a lengthy intro to the evolution of the PRESTO design, as well some Flavio sketches for ideas of other boats. Plus the book includes lists of materials, as well as suppliers sources and other Footy info. 

Is the model considered a beginner project? No, not really.

88 pp., softcover 8.5 x 11" ISBN 10: # 1-934982-06-7 ISBN 13: $ 978-1-934982-06-8

“Your downloads are ready” will be the subject line of an email you’ll receive from us—once we’ve processed your digital order. That email has the link to click, so you can then download the file.

This isn't an "instant" process, so if we're asleep, you may need to wait for regular business hours, for us to process the order. Although we are quite timely, we may not be processing on weekends & holidays. 

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I have always associated the footy class with the Polish OPAŁEK model. This is an interesting and simple structure that can be simply cut from plywood using a laser. However, the PRESTO footy gives all the charm of the old sail arrangement and on such a small model. Beautiful. Moreover, thank you very much for allowing me to buy digital plans from you (immediate delivery!!!). I also bought paper plans of a flying model from the USA and believe me, the "carbon footprint" they talk about on TV is huge in this case. I am not a particular supporter of these new rules, but I simply like nature, Polish forests, lakes, and the sea. Thank you very much for your cooperation and I wish you a lot of peace from Poland.

Looks like an interesting winter project

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Revolutionizing Model Sailboat Building: The 3D Printed Footy Sailboat

• By - Kyle Hilson
• Posted on November 14, 2023 November 15, 2023
• Posted in 3D Printers

Model sailboat enthusiasts have found a new level of creativity with the emergence of 3D printing. This technology has made it easier, faster, and cheaper to produce sailboat models of various types and sizes, from massive yachts to small, affordable crafts. One example of this innovation is the 3D printed footy sailboat, which has revolutionized the footy sailing class. Footy sailboats are small, simple, and affordable compared to other sailboat model classes. However, 3D printing has made these boats even more accessible and easier to build without sacrificing performance on the water. This article will explore the design, construction, and racing potential of the 3D printed footy sailboat.

Customizable Footy Sailboats Made Easy with 3D Printing

Footy sailboats are characterized by their small size, typically between 12 and 18 inches in length, and their simple, minimalistic design.

The class rules dictate that the total weight must not exceed 425 grams and that the sail area must not exceed 50 square inches.

Footy sailboats utilize radio control systems that allow the operator to maneuver the sailboat from a distance.

Footy sailboats were popularized in Australia in the 1970s as a way to make model sailing more accessible to everyone, and since then, they have become a favorite among model boat enthusiasts worldwide.

What are the class rules for footy sailboats?

Class rules for footy sailboats vary depending on the organization or group setting the rules, but typically include restrictions on boat length, width, weight, and sail area. Other rules may cover the types of materials allowed for construction, the number of crew members, and specific measurements for the hull, mast, and keel.

Cost-effective and customizable option for building model sailboats.

3D printing technology has revolutionized the process of building model sailboats, including footy sailboats . The 3D printing process has simplified the creation of footy sailboats and has reduced the time and cost required to build them. 3D printing allows enthusiasts to design, print, and assemble their own boats without requiring expensive materials or tools. There are many websites that offer free 3D printing files and plans for footy sailboats , which has made the process of building these boats more accessible to everyone.

Pros of 3D printing sailboats include its superb ability to allow for precise and intricate designs. Additionally, 3D printing reduces the time and cost of building model sailboats, making it a favorite choice for many hobbyists. Plus, it is apparent that 3D printing makes it easy to modify and customize designs.

Cons of 3D printing sailboats, however, include the high cost of purchasing and maintaining a 3D printer. It can also be difficult to create larger-scale models due to the size limitations of 3D printers. Another limitation is that materials used in 3D printing can limit durability.

Interestingly, 3D printing has also enabled enthusiasts to build footy sailboats that mimic the design of well-known sailing vessels such as the America’s Cup and J-Class yachts. Due to their small size, footy sailboats can be assembled, tested, and modified quickly, making them a favorite choice for many hobbyists.

What are the pros and cons of using 3D printing technology for building model sailboats?

Pros of using 3D printing for building model sailboats: 1. High precision in design and accuracy in measurements. 2. Reduced time and cost in prototyping and optimizing. 3. Ability to create complex geometries that are not easily achievable through traditional methods.

Cons of using 3D printing for building model sailboats: 1. Limited material choices and strength compared to traditional materials. 2. Post-processing requirements such as sanding and polishing can be time-consuming. 3. Not suitable for mass production due to the time it takes to create a single part.

Revolutionizing sailboats: The power of 3D printing in the world of model footy sailboats

• The 3D printed footy sailboat ‘s design focuses on creating a lightweight and aerodynamic vessel that can perform well in a wind-powered race.
• As a result of their lightweight frames , 3D printed footy sailboats can race at impressive speeds and are highly maneuverable on the water.
• Some enthusiasts have increased the performance of their footy sailboats by using custom-made sails and other hardware components .
• 3D printing can also allow enthusiasts to create working mechanical parts such as rudders and keels , which can enhance the sailing experience.
• The use of 3D printing in sailboat building is not limited to footy sailboats as it can also be applied to other sailboat classes such as RC sailboats and America’s Cup replicas .

What other types of sailboats can be built using 3D printing technology?

Other types of sailboats that can be built using 3D printing technology include racing sailboats, catamarans, and luxury yachts.

Experience Cutting-Edge Technology: Join the Thriving World of 3D Printed Footy Sailboats!

• The 3D printed footy sailboat has been put to the test in several racing events, demonstrating their capabilities on the water.
• One significant event is the annual Footy National Championship hosted by the American Model Yachting Association .
• Many model sailboat enthusiasts have showcased their 3D printed footy sailboats on online forums such as the International Footy Class Association website.
• Additionally, the Footy Forum website offers a wealth of information and resources regarding building and racing footy sailboats.
• Another exciting development in sailboat modeling is the availability of 3D printed sailboat kits , including those for footy sailboats. These kits can come with pre-printed 3D parts that can be assembled to create a functional boat.

What online resources are available for building and racing 3D printed footy sailboats?

There are a number of online resources available for building and racing 3D printed footy sailboats, including forums, design files, tutorials, and videos. Some popular websites include Thingiverse, MyMiniFactory, and the International One Metre Class Association.

3D printing has revolutionized the world of model sailboat building, and the 3D printed footy sailboat is no exception. By using the precision and speed of 3D printing technology, enthusiasts can design and create boats like never before. The materials used in 3D printing are also extremely cost-effective, making it possible for more people to afford a high-quality model sailboat. The minimalist design of footy sailboats makes them a particularly attractive option for those new to model sailboat building, as they can be easily built and raced.

Looking to the future, it is clear that 3D printing will continue to play a significant role in the world of model sailboat building. As the technology advances, it may be possible to print even larger model sailboats with more intricate designs and features. With online communities and resources readily available, now is an excellent time to get involved in model sailboat building and experience the excitement of racing a 3D printed footy sailboat.

In conclusion, the 3D printed footy sailboat has brought about a new era of model sailboat building and racing. This innovative technology has made it possible for enthusiasts to create high-performing sailboats that are both affordable and easy to build. The 3D printing process has also allowed for greater precision and speed in boat building, ultimately leading to a more exciting and competitive sport. As more people become involved in model sailboat building and racing, it will be exciting to see what the future holds for this fascinating hobby.

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October 2012 : Peter Henderson (UK) sends us this link to information about the "1299" model Footy: http://www.beam.to/bmyc . Click on "Footy Plans" to see a comprehensive PDF including detailed assembly instructions and purchasing info for their pre-molded hull. Well worth a look, even if you don't plan to build this particular boat. As of August 2012 Andrew Cook has updated the GoSpectre.com website for his "Footy 507". It features a molded hull with built in servo mountings, carbon fiber rig, kevlar/carbon fibre matrix sails, servo arms and waterproof switch. Our Gallery has some older pictures here . Flavio Faloci has two of his designs available at the WoodenBoat store (search for ' Brando ' and ' Presto '). Presto is available in kit, plan, or book form! Mike Mayhew in the UK has started making vacu-formed components for Footy Chinese Junks. He has drawings and instructions made up and can also supply electronic components. Email Mike at [email protected] for details. Click the photo at the right to see more in the Photos section. Victor Models is offering their V-12 A Footy kit for $229. The boat looks nice and the kit sounds like it's quite complete. Dennis Desprois is offering fiberglass hulls, decks and even completed boats at his RC Boats & Walrus Sails website. McAllister Models & Design (formerly ScaleSailing) offers a new Footy kit called the Banshee . Banshee uses the foam core system as made popular on Graham's earlier kits. Banshee is available as a hull kit and a separate sail/rig kit. Their new web address is i www.mcallistermodels.com .

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