Nice Video 👍🏼 and very interesting … but this Defender with the radar in this hilarious nose … hahahaha!!! 😂🤣 can’t stop laughing 😝 because of the look ✌🏼‼️😂😆😂 so funny 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 … and this waterplane looks like a smiling dog 👍🏼‼️
Rare bear is the name of a highly modified f8f bearcat that races in the Reno air race not the line of aircraft and the same goes for Voodoo. It's the name of a single plane not the aircraft's actual designation of the aircraft type
1:33, umm excuse me but no. Jets we're NOT common place during WW2.. your dead wrong. At that time the ONLY and FIRST jet to be put into combat was the Me.262 built by the Germans. During Korea yes your right, but WW2 NO!!
@@greengoblin876 yes I'm aware the P82 was a combo. But the MC said they combined " 2 - P52 mustangs" That would be kinda difficult since there weren't any P52s
An interesting top 15 advanced propellor collection - but not the ones i would have selected. by the way, at 2.50 - this is a Shakleton, not a Beverly. Unfortunately, this video is full of inaccuracies.
The most advanced propeller planes are all be contemporary planes like the Celera 500, V-22 Osprey, Canadair CL515, etc. If you mean the most advanced in their time then you should change the title
One of your Beverleys was a Shackleton and it’s Faery Gannet - like the bird, not Garnet like the stone. At this point I’m going to watch something else. Sorry.
Talks about the Beverley and shows a film of the Avro Shackleton, shoddy very shoddy.😡min 2.46 - 2.53. And another thing it's a Gannet not a garnet, Gannet is a seabird/aeroplane, Garnet is a jewel.
Aircraft modelling hobbiests can try different modern manufacturing and materials and concepts with old aircraft designs Structural support in the air and on the water, distributed forces by (boat)hull, fuselage, wings, twin tailfins elevators,... land like CL415 Frontal air Drag reduction by positioning of propellers = small propeller in front to guide the air around the diesel-piston-engine case to rear big propeller for unimpeded thrust Rectangular squarish - wings, control surfaces, rotors, ... Turret front and rear Ramp rear, cargo doors sides Size efficiency of a tour-coach-bus and simplicity of training bus driver to use remote control level of complexity Pull some Gs, close to more nimble small bomber propeller planes but fly flat for straffing gun from turret. Watch the rear with turret too. Farmer pesticide sprayer skill level... and size and... ?
Twin Propeller at the sides can be painted hollographic-crystal(matte grey) for mirage on fuselage and wings but not pilot. Under wings can be... panels facing rear should reflect-disperse heat of skin-solar-lamps... Enough effort not to be able to use in middle-east or tropical coastal countries at low altitudes and optically-works the other way at high altitudes of 60'000ft and above. Theme objective expressed purpose.
jets climb fast and at a steeper angle, have tremendous lift power and give planes higher speeds. may be more economical overall to operate as well. and electric propeller planes don't have high speed or range.
Fairy Gannet, not Fairy Garnet. A gannet is a large, raucous, colony nesting seabird. It is known for its huge appetite and superb diving skills. Garnets are a group of silicate minerals. There is also no such military organization as the *Royal British Air Force.* The British military air force, is called the: *Royal Air Force" or *RAF* for short. If it is necessary to designate the country of origin, it's the *Royal Air Force,* or *RAF* of Britain.
This content farm must exist in an alternate universe, because that's the only place you would hear the P51 Mustang referred to as the voodoo. I hate how loose with the actual facts these content farms are. If a student is using them as a source, they are in big trouble. Also, the British plane is pronounced Gannett, not Garnet.
OV-1 Mohawk first flight occurred October 1959… too late for the Korean War (1951 - 53). So your patrolling the Korean DMZ is totally bogus. Maybe you meant the Vietnam DMZ? This error makes much of your video’s accuracy suspect..
Propellor driven airplanes are definitely underrated!
My favorite aircraft is the Dornier 335. It never saw combat. It came out at the end of WW2. Was faster than the mustang.
Thank you for the update, Top Fives..!! There are also stunt propeller planes we see on the Air Shows..!! :)
No Corsair? I call shenanigans!!
Latest festivals? Biggest car mods? Love these videos... Many thanks guys
The Piaggio Avanti is a beautiful aircraft.
Nice Video 👍🏼 and very interesting …
but this Defender with the radar in this hilarious nose … hahahaha!!! 😂🤣 can’t stop laughing 😝 because of the look ✌🏼‼️😂😆😂 so funny 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
… and this waterplane looks like a smiling dog 👍🏼‼️
Mustang was p51, not p52.
Who edited this?
Royal British Air Force ? No such air force exists! Please research before showing random videos
WOW! THAT VOICE SOUNDS LIKE MARTIN SCHEEN! THE VIDEO WAS INTERESTING AS WELL.
0:06 interesting, the second prop is faster than the first, often wondered about that as opposed to contra-rotating.
0:30 the Jimmy Durante Special.
Rare bear is the name of a highly modified f8f bearcat that races in the Reno air race not the line of aircraft and the same goes for Voodoo. It's the name of a single plane not the aircraft's actual designation of the aircraft type
So tell me, what is the Royal British air force?
The B-29 was called the "Superfortress" the later B-52 was called the "Stratofortress."
I've had the privilege of seeing a mustang fly before and boy they are pretty darn fast.
1:33, umm excuse me but no. Jets we're NOT common place during WW2.. your dead wrong. At that time the ONLY and FIRST jet to be put into combat was the Me.262 built by the Germans. During Korea yes your right, but WW2 NO!!
No mention of the Lockheed C-130???
A6m zero and ju 87 stuka are legendary 🔥
Of course the thumbnail was clickbait
2 P51 mustangs. There were no P52s
P82
@@greengoblin876 yes I'm aware the P82 was a combo. But the MC said they combined " 2 - P52 mustangs"
That would be kinda difficult since there weren't any P52s
Poorly researched, arbitary selection of aircraft, many unforgivable mistakes (P-52? Royal British Air Force? etc), pure junk.
An interesting top 15 advanced propellor collection - but not the ones i would have selected. by the way, at 2.50 - this is a Shakleton, not a Beverly. Unfortunately, this video is full of inaccuracies.
Gannett, not garnet
The most advanced propeller planes are all be contemporary planes like the Celera 500, V-22 Osprey, Canadair CL515, etc. If you mean the most advanced in their time then you should change the title
One of your Beverleys was a Shackleton and it’s Faery Gannet - like the bird, not Garnet like the stone. At this point I’m going to watch something else. Sorry.
P-52?
Seriously?
Garnet?
Damn it, man!
Where's the Super Tucano? It should be their.
You forgot the sea fury...
No mention of the F4U Corsair, the first prop plane to break 400 mph in level flight?
Talks about the Beverley and shows a film of the Avro Shackleton, shoddy very shoddy.😡min 2.46 - 2.53. And another thing it's a Gannet not a garnet, Gannet is a seabird/aeroplane, Garnet is a jewel.
I want to go on that plane
Same
How can I take this list seriously when you left out the A-1 Skyraider?
0:00 No...
By the way, all the "aircraft" talked about are all airplanes. Aircraft describes all man made flying machines, including kites.
Why did you not include Mitsubishi Zero for the Japanese army during WW2?
Please guys if you can't Get the facts right, don't bother doing the video. It's just embarrassing. You're making more errors then the Dark Docs guys.
After about three examples, it's pretty obvious this list is junk.
💖🌷💖🌷💖 WOW！
To bad they didn't include the P38 fork tailed devil . It was bad to the bone .
No c-130?????? You gotta do more research. Tried and true tech still used today.
You'd think the A-1 Skyraider and the C-130 would make the cut.........
Aircraft modelling hobbiests can try different modern manufacturing and materials and concepts with old aircraft designs
Structural support in the air and on the water, distributed forces by (boat)hull, fuselage, wings, twin tailfins elevators,... land like CL415
Frontal air Drag reduction by positioning of propellers
= small propeller in front to guide the air around the diesel-piston-engine case to rear big propeller for unimpeded thrust
Rectangular squarish - wings, control surfaces, rotors, ...
Turret front and rear
Ramp rear, cargo doors sides
Size efficiency of a tour-coach-bus and simplicity of training bus driver to use remote control level of complexity
Pull some Gs, close to more nimble small bomber propeller planes but fly flat for straffing gun from turret. Watch the rear with turret too.
Farmer pesticide sprayer skill level... and size and... ?
Twin Propeller at the sides can be painted hollographic-crystal(matte grey) for mirage on fuselage and wings but not pilot. Under wings can be... panels facing rear should reflect-disperse heat of skin-solar-lamps...
Enough effort not to be able to use in middle-east or tropical coastal countries at low altitudes and optically-works the other way at high altitudes of 60'000ft and above.
Theme objective expressed purpose.
The narrator is sure "phoning it in" on this one. Plenty of errors and mispronounciations in this case.
jets climb fast and at a steeper angle, have tremendous lift power and give planes higher speeds. may be more economical overall to operate as well. and electric propeller planes don't have high speed or range.
I love how the Russian airforce holds onto its older planes for so long
Well look at the U.S. B-52 just got new engine's and extended service life till 2050 and it started use back in the 50s
EVEN THOUGH FROM UK. FROM UK
UK is the best
we rule
Fairy Gannet, not Fairy Garnet. A gannet is a large, raucous, colony nesting seabird. It is known for its huge appetite and superb diving skills. Garnets are a group of silicate minerals.
There is also no such military organization as the *Royal British Air Force.* The British military air force, is called the: *Royal Air Force" or *RAF* for short. If it is necessary to designate the country of origin, it's the *Royal Air Force,* or *RAF* of Britain.
This content farm must exist in an alternate universe, because that's the only place you would hear the P51 Mustang referred to as the voodoo. I hate how loose with the actual facts these content farms are. If a student is using them as a source, they are in big trouble. Also, the British plane is pronounced Gannett, not Garnet.
you sound very similar to simple history
Please use Metric, show it on screen at least.
Chris Kane instructed Hawkeye how to get bombed every 5 o'clock Charlie.
P-51
Nothing about Germany planes in WW2.
What a mess of a video.
OV-1 Mohawk first flight occurred October 1959… too late for the Korean War (1951 - 53). So your patrolling the Korean DMZ is totally bogus. Maybe you meant the Vietnam DMZ? This error makes much of your video’s accuracy suspect..
TOTAL BULLSH#T CLICK BATE
You don't really know much about airplanes, do you?
Or history...
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