FPV
BANDIT
Fast FPV wing
The sharper, faster FPV option for speed, low lines, proximity and aerobatics. It can cruise efficiently too, but BANDIT makes most sense when you want to push the pace.
FPV
Fast FPV wing
The sharper, faster FPV option for speed, low lines, proximity and aerobatics. It can cruise efficiently too, but BANDIT makes most sense when you want to push the pace.
FPV
Stable FPV wing
The more approachable FPV choice. Stable and easy to settle into in assisted flight, then lively enough in Acro for tree gaps, proximity and low-level flying.
LOS park flyer
Aerobatic park flyer
A lightweight line-of-sight aircraft that works equally well as a calm park cruiser or a small aerobatic machine. Friendly enough for a beginner, but still entertaining for an experienced pilot.
In development
Development aircraft
A larger WUDFLY platform currently in development, built around more power and much more battery capacity than the current lightweight aircraft.
In development
Development aircraft
Another aircraft currently moving through the development process. The blurred preview is intentional; specifications and the final configuration will come later.
The released aircraft cover three different kinds of flying. CLASSIFIED and REI remain development projects until their final roles and configurations are ready to publish.
The aircraft pages give the overview. The SPECTRE manual goes much further, showing how the printed parts, electronics, assembly and flight setup come together into the finished aircraft.
It is a good way to see the level of documentation and practical setup information that sits behind a WUDFLY release before choosing a project.
Each aircraft comes with the files and practical information needed to reproduce the supported configuration without starting from scratch.
A reliable modern FDM printer, a standard 0.4 mm nozzle and correctly calibrated lightweight PLA are enough to get started. WUDFLY development masses and shared profiles use ColorFabb LW-PLA as the reference material.