What is the best airplane wing material?
I was thinking of building a future modeled plane and I though up of the design. I sketched out the parts, but I don't know what material I should use for the wing. I need a material that's lightweight, easy to start flight, and it could carry at least 75 pounds. Im all out of ideas so if you think up of any ideas please list them down.
carbon fiber??? its expensive but light. and strong. idk sorry
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