BE A CREATOR

The new Vector Boards from Graupner offer you the opportunity to develop and build your own models according to your wishes.
Whether glider, remote-controlled aircraft model, vehicle model or stand model, the Vector Board is very versatile.
The

Graupner Vector Board is more robust and tear-resistant than EPP and it

will also be used in future on the Vector Line models.

Application examples are offered by the respective Vector Board strengths.

Go

ahead and build your gliding model, download a 3-page view from the

internet. Print them out and put them on the Vector Boards. Now just cut

it out, add the eventually required trim weight, (can be a 1 or 2

euro-cents coin), paint and your own hand-launch glider is ready.

Print

out the same view enlarged, so that the wing of the model corresponds

approximately to the total area of an A4 paper sheet and experiment with

the Vector Unit.

The Graupner Vector Board in thicknesses of

5-10 mm is ideally suited for indoor Parkfly model aircraft in the range

below 500 g. The material is ideally suited to produce either wings or

fuselages with carbon fiber reinforcement and tail planes or deep-drawn

shell models.

The 8 mm material is used among other things in the production of fuselages for the Vector Planes.

Material Surface
We

decided to make the Vector Board material as light as possible, since

most of it is about flying. Since the Vector Board material is cast in

blocks and then divided into the different thicknesses, the surface of

the Vector Board may look slightly different depending on the thickness.

The casting creates a kind of ice crystal look withstreaks in the surface.
The material thickness has a tolerance of +/- 0.1-0.3 mm.

Features:

• Light
• Pretty tough
• Finely pored
• Flexible
• Tear-resistant (except for sharp-edged cuts)