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Cessna 152: Jerilyn Lloret Yap Bs Aee 2-1B

This document summarizes the construction of a model Cessna 152 airplane made of cardboard. It includes a list of materials used, step-by-step documentation of the construction process with photos, and a final photo of the completed model airplane. The reflection notes that completing the project helped the student realize that persevering through challenges leads to a satisfying finished product, and they learned about innovation through the process of designing and building the model airplane.

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Cessna 152: Jerilyn Lloret Yap Bs Aee 2-1B

This document summarizes the construction of a model Cessna 152 airplane made of cardboard. It includes a list of materials used, step-by-step documentation of the construction process with photos, and a final photo of the completed model airplane. The reflection notes that completing the project helped the student realize that persevering through challenges leads to a satisfying finished product, and they learned about innovation through the process of designing and building the model airplane.

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CESSNA 152

Jerilyn Lloret Yap


BS AeE 2-1B

In partial fulfillment of the requirements in


BrAv-1A - Introduction to Flight with Principles of Flight
Engr. Derik De Castro

Rating:
October 31, 2020
List of Materials:
 Cardboard
 Mighty Bond
 Glue Gun
 Glue Stick
 Dynamo Motor (9V)
 Battery Holder
 Wirings
 Battery (AA)
 Transparency Film
 Wheels (Reused)
 Scissors
 Cutter
 Paint (Black and White)
 Paint Brush
Step by step Documentation:
Attach the battery holder including the dynamo motor on the base of its
fuselage.

Using a glue gun, stick the side parts of


the fuselage to make it whole.

Make sure that the motor is still


attached to the fuselage, it might
fall because of its weight.
Next is to put the vertical and
horizontal stabilizers.

Then next is the wings.


(High Wing)
After the wings, I placed the transparency
film on the window of its cockpit.

The propeller that I used was an acrylic. But


it’s too small for the aircraft.

This is the side view of my CESSNA 152.


The wheels are reused, we took 3 wheels
from my father’s collections.

Final design without paint.


Photo of Final Output:
Reflection:
Making this project made me realized that no matter how hard on what you
are doing it will always be paid off by the finish product. I am not that
confident in my project but I am satisfied on what I did and I hope I’ll get
plus points for making the propeller work. I planned on taxiing but it is kind
of expensive and complicated but maybe in the next project/s I may consider
doing that. It felt good doing this project because I did not expect myself to
make this kind of project. And I also learned that in everything, there will be
always innovation.

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