WUDFLY aircraft hangar

Performance planes. Printed.

3D-printed FPV aircraft designed for speed, precision, repairability, and real-world adventure.

WUDFLY aircraft are built as complete systems: printable airframes, defined parts lists, setup files, print profiles, documentation, and builder support.

BANDITO Flagship
<250g AUW target
197 km/h top speed
20+ min flight time
DJI O4 Digital FPV
LW-PLA Airframe
WUDFLY BANDITO 3D printed FPV wing on grass
Current flagship: BANDITO

Why 3D-printed aircraft?

Because the airframe can be precise, repeatable, repairable, and affordable. 3D printing lets WUDFLY control the wing geometry, airfoil, twist, internal structure, mounts, jigs, and component fitment directly in CAD.

01

Precise geometry

Airfoils, twist, mounts, cooling paths, jigs, and alignment features are designed into the aircraft from the start.

02

Crash cheaper

LW-PLA airframes absorb energy, help protect expensive electronics, and can be reprinted when the airframe has had enough.

03

Less setup mess

Aircraft are designed around defined electronics, battery placement, CG, print profiles, and flight-controller setup.

WUDFLY BANDITO components and airframe laid out on a workbench
Designed by Andrew Livesley

Built for pilots who actually fly.

WUDFLY is my hangar for performance 3D-printed aircraft. I design the aircraft I want to fly: fast, precise, repairable, and built around real components so other pilots can reproduce the result.

Next step: start with the aircraft hangar, then open BANDITO for the full product details, required components, included files, print profiles, and support links.
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