How about an RC BatPlane, convert it to rocket power?

[prfesser]

An RC Bat Plane, uses an internal ducted fan for propulsion. I see a rocket that's just waiting for a rocket motor. Probably a lot of work to get it to fly right, but I could see someone (not me) doing an upscale in the future. Maybe not an upscale, the second image shows that it's pretty large. Maybe with an H13?

 

[KenECoyote]

Stick a motor up through the cockpit and fly as a saucer... done!

 

[lr64]

It might be a good prop for an instructional video about flutter. If not, suggest low speeds and stiff materials.

 

[KenECoyote]

You need a long weighted stabilizing probe otherwise it may fly like a loopy bat.

 

[burkefj]

CP is pretty far forward on disk shaped wings so getting cg is problematic especially with a rear mounted motor, my solution was to just paint the shape to keep the wing strong and use a foreward motor.

 

[KenECoyote]

Cg is pretty far forward on disk shaped wings so getting cg is problematic especially with a rear mounted motor, my solution was to just paint the shape to keep the wing strong and use a foreward motor.View attachment 651314

I believe you mean Cp is pretty far forward?

Yup, that's why I noted the stability probe. It's one way to get the Cg far enough ahead of the Cp in this without using a ridiculous amount of nose weight. Forward tractor motor is a good alternative.

Cool model you have!

 

[burkefj]

I believe you mean Cp is pretty far forward?

Yup, that's why I noted the stability probe. It's one way to get the Cg far enough ahead of the Cp in this without using a ridiculous amount of nose weight. Forward tractor motor is a good alternative.

Cool model you have!

Yes, I also did one like this...Sort of inspired by the long batmobile of the Michael Keaton era and the batplane fins