Compilation time lapse photos of my build of the Flitesking Me-109F over a period of 5 years, and the unsuccessful test flights that followed. Best watched in 720p Some of the music is royalty free by Nathan O. Wills
I fell asleep watching this a few years ago stumbled across it again. Man what a beautiful build. Sad to see the end result. Thanks for documenting and uploading. I’m years away from the time / finances to invest into something like this but the 109 is hand down going to be my first project.
oh boy as and oll crash pilot myself i felt that very deep. all the hours, all the work,, wish you more luck at your next project. and there is always another project;))
I am terribly disappointed to learn that he crashed before he could enjoy his first flight, especially after so much work on your part! The video you made is exciting
A torque roll on take-off if i am correct is something you are describing which is when the aircraft is at or around a stall speed (take-off speed) and you suddenly apply throttle (or an engine lag ) which provides a counter torque reaction and twists the plane into a downward spiral.
The 109 is a hard plane to get off the ground... and can be difficult to land. It takes awhile to get used to it. Unfortunately, you can still have the occasional screw up on takeoff. You have to get the tail up off the ground fast..and hit hard right rudder as soon as the tail comes up. Beautiful work though. I hope you can work through the frustration and try again.
About 60 years ago I was just trying to get into R/C and was talking to an experienced flyer he recommended starting with a slow flying high wing trainer , having always loved the world war 2 warbirds I said that I wanted to start with a Spitfire ,his response was real pilots had a difficult time handing them , a model would also be difficult . He was right . Today I fly a Spitfire, a P 47, and a P 38 . A company called Flitest sell some nice kits not expensive and are practically indestructible ( . Well not exactly) but fly well. Good luck.
A friend gave the plans he crafted a 109 of a Midwest kit - not a scale - but something appeared to be wrong, even an experienced r/c flyer could'nt fly it succesfully...a note on plans exhists remembering to observe mounting of the wings and ribs, in order to mantain the wash out recommended...
Ну как так...!!!!????...сколько труда и времени, средств..!!! Обидно очень...я чуть не плакал. Я тоже собрал BF-109G электричка 4S, нет полётного конролера?
Thats heartbreaking after all that time and skilful effort :-( why do you think it happened ?? Im just about to build a Brian Taylor 109e hope I dont have the same result!! Question please? what retracting tail wheel did you use ??
To start with a wwII scale low wing model isn't thr best or easy way to introduce into r/c modelling world... To fly is not so natural to human life... We need to learn to and to familiarize with radio command sticks - just as if you is on model's point of view, on cockpit...
That's so unfortunate.... :( You did do a wonderful job putting that 109 together....!
Beautiful job, great work thanks for posting it.
I fell asleep watching this a few years ago stumbled across it again. Man what a beautiful build. Sad to see the end result. Thanks for documenting and uploading. I’m years away from the time / finances to invest into something like this but the 109 is hand down going to be my first project.
oh boy as and oll crash pilot myself i felt that very deep. all the hours, all the work,, wish you more luck at your next project. and there is always another project;))
Great work! Amazing plane! Sorry for the crashes!
Beautiful built! So sad you couldn’t successfully fly it!
absolutely love the closeups. you don't get to see the joins very often in videos like this.
Congratulations for your great work! All your efforts and the outcome of a beautiful airplane! All the best!
Excellent compilation Erans, very inspiring. I started my second 109 build now, it will be the italian scheme
I am terribly disappointed to learn that he crashed before he could enjoy his first flight, especially after so much work on your part! The video you made is exciting
Great work, sorry for the crash.
Great compilation, awesome music!
A torque roll on take-off if i am correct is something you are describing which is when the aircraft is at or around a stall speed (take-off speed) and you suddenly apply throttle (or an engine lag ) which provides a counter torque reaction and twists the plane into a downward spiral.
The 109 is a hard plane to get off the ground... and can be difficult to land. It takes awhile to get used to it. Unfortunately, you can still have the occasional screw up on takeoff. You have to get the tail up off the ground fast..and hit hard right rudder as soon as the tail comes up. Beautiful work though. I hope you can work through the frustration and try again.
After watching that entire video... It's a real crying shame, that you wrecked it twice after all that work!
what is the substance with which you cover the wing surface of the aircraft.?
So much work. Sad ending, but hopefully enjoyed the process.
About 60 years ago I was just trying to get into R/C and was talking to an experienced flyer he recommended starting with a slow flying high wing trainer , having always loved the world war 2 warbirds I said that I wanted to start with a Spitfire ,his response was real pilots had a difficult time handing them , a model would also be difficult . He was right . Today I fly a Spitfire, a P 47, and a P 38 . A company called Flitest sell some nice kits not expensive and are practically indestructible ( . Well not exactly) but fly well. Good luck.
Great build. Sorry you didn’t get to see her fly.
I have been looking for a gaint scale ME-109 and I think I just found it.
Bonita construcción. Se logró reparar y volar de nuevo?
Hey what material was on the wings???
A friend gave the plans he crafted a 109 of a Midwest kit - not a scale - but something appeared to be wrong, even an experienced r/c flyer could'nt fly it succesfully...a note on plans exhists remembering to observe mounting of the wings and ribs, in order to mantain the wash out recommended...
have you flown bf109 prior to this plane, train on spitfires , the ground handel just a badly , train on flightline spitfires first.
Ну как так...!!!!????...сколько труда и времени, средств..!!! Обидно очень...я чуть не плакал. Я тоже собрал BF-109G электричка 4S, нет полётного конролера?
Beautiful plane and great work on the construction...has it flown yet?
Здравствуйте, подскажите пожалуйста где можно купить кит набор этой модели.спасибо.
That is a real sad end sorry, such great workmanship, but where did you get your exhausts??
Thats heartbreaking after all that time and skilful effort :-( why do you think it happened ?? Im just about to build a Brian Taylor 109e hope I dont have the same result!! Question please? what retracting tail wheel did you use ??
What did you use for an engine?
Hi where did you get your exhausts ?
চাকা কিভাবে তৈরি করেন।
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To start with a wwII scale low wing model isn't thr best or easy way to introduce into r/c modelling world... To fly is not so natural to human life... We need to learn to and to familiarize with radio command sticks - just as if you is on model's point of view, on cockpit...
Wow. What a waste. Practice your take offs bro.
Ha~
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Crash again.