Peter Petermanns Tiny Champions
Welcome to the Tiny Champions gallery, where I showcase my custom and art-inspired FPV drones. These drones are truly unique, featuring custom canopies designed by myself.
It all started with this scaled-down version of my "Bloody" DCL style build, and from there, my passion for building Tiny Champions grew. Some of these drones were built for people who I felt should have one, and I've already handed some of them over, while others are waiting for the right time to be given away.
In this gallery, you'll find a few Tiny Champions that aren't listed in my drones collection, so make sure to explore them all. To see my latest builds, I also invite you to follow me on Instagram , where I regularly post updates and behind-the-scenes content. And if you want to learn more about my drone hobby, be sure to check out the Drone Hobby page for more information and useful resources.
Tiny Champions FAQ
What is a Tiny Champion?
Tiny Champions are unique, customized FPV drones, with custom canopies designed by Peter Petermann
Where can I get a Tiny Champion?
The short answer is: you probably can't. Each single one is a small art project to me - some I build to give away to friends, others I just build for myself. You can always approach me if you feel you should own one, but most likely the answer will be "nope".
However I recently published the STL for the canopy to printables, so you can get the canopy and build your own, how cool is that?
What does a Tiny Champion cost?
If the question is about buying a tiny champion: they are not for sale. I'm not saying there won't ever be one, but right now there are no plans of making this a product. If the question is about the sum of the parts: they range between 300 and 700 EUR, not counting the countless hours invested in the canopy design and the painting.
Where can I get the Canopy? Can you send me the STL?
The short answer used to be: no. since July 2024 its: on my printables profile
How does a Tiny Champion FPV drone fly?
I assume the answer "the same way other quadcopters fly" is not what you are looking for? generally it (depending on the battery and version) is a sub 250g 3" fpv drone (on a 4" frame), so the power to weight ratio i good enough to make it fly ok. Obviously the increased surface due to the canopy creates some drag, so it will be flying less great than the frame with its original canopy. Generally I advice owners not to fly them (even though i flight-test all of them), as on even a light to medium crash unrepairable damage might occur on the canopy - they are really meant more for a nice show piece on the desk.