THIS IS R/C MODELING AT ITS BEST. I HAVE BEEN FLYING R/C AIRCRAFT, BUILDING, AND FLYING UK TOP SHOWS FOR 20 YEARS .AND MODELING FOR 51 YEARS . THIS IS WHAT MODELING IS ABOUT, ENGINEERING, CRAFTMANSHIP, AND PRIDE. LET ALONE THE PILOT SKILLS . JUST DON'T KNOW HOW THE GENERATION OF NOT MODELERS .BUT FLYERS CAN CALL THEM SELVES MODELERS THESES DAYS !. MAIL ORDER READY TO FLY MODELS AND FOAMES. 😝 . AS A TRUE MODELER I SO MUCH APPRECIATE THIS TH-cam CLIP. WELL DONE GUY'S YOU ARE A CREDIT TO OUR GREAT HOBBY. 👍👍.
Hi Mal John! Thanks for your comment after viewing one of my 150 videos on TH-cam ScaleJetFred! Hoping to see you again? Greetings from Dublin Ireland! Fred
I agree Terry, thats why most of mu models are very large! Thanks for watching. You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
A lighter plane is always preferable to a heavy one a good pilot can still fly a lighter plane in a scale like manner. RC flying is very different than full scale we have guests Observers very close to the flight line as well as Pilots. To expose them to an excessively heavy airplane is a pretty dangerous situation especially if a failure occurs on take off, ask Mac Hodges about it if you've ever seen his video of his B-29 2014 take off at warbirds over Delaware. I'm not saying weight was an issue in that crash into the crowd, he lost an engine on takeoff but nonetheless weight is an enemy for all planes.
Indeed cDh888! You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
This model belonged to three members of the WVLAC modelclub in Belgium and was a real show stopper in the late nineties and early two thousands. Unfortunately, one of the three passed away and since then the model is put on static display in the Brussels air museum. You can see a picture of it on the front page of the catalog: www.sbap.be/museum/brussels/brussels.htm Fred
@@ScaleJetFred OK, I watched the link without the music. Love how that beautiful lady seems to strain to get off the ground with a "full load of bombs". Very realistic. And the landing was perfect. Only problem, and this is the same with most RC videos, is that the announcer on the loud speaker seems to think that people only came to the show to hear him. He never shuts up. Guess he loves the sound of his own voice. Not much you can do about that but somebody needs to let him know that the audience wants to hear the sound of the aircraft as it buzzes the runway. Still loved watching this huge bird fly.
Great historical coverage of this outstanding model Fred,the B-29 appears to be quiite tricky to land as it suddenly sinks on finals and the round out has to be precise,you can see this in every landing just an observation,a feat of model engineering with an excellent back up crew to look after it,thank you for preparing the video for us to enjoy.
I am glad you appreciate this video! Iit was recorded by multiple cameras and positions which really helped. ScaleJetFred is happy to hear from you Angel
thanks for showing what can be done with rc planes.since the video is only about one aircraft, you should talk to the pilots/builders and provide more info about this iconic plane. perhaps show it being put together, and some shots inside the aircraft. thanks for what you do
Thank you for your kind comment Martha! Unfortunately I don't think this plane is still flying and the Dutch team has not bee see , even with different planes on airshows.
Hey Fred, That is simply a great plane to watch! I didn't have time to watch the entire video but I watched the first 4 minutes. It was a beautiful take off and an even better landing!! I need to find time to go to your website and check out the other models. However, that B29 is great and those four engines sounded fantastic! Outstanding! Rich
This model belonged to three members of the WVLAC modelclub in Belgium and was a real show stopper in the late nineties and early two thousands. Unfortunately, one of the three passed away and since then the model is put on static display in the Brussels air museum. You can see a picture of it on the front page of the catalog: www.sbap.be/museum/brussels/brussels.htm Regards Fred
THAAAANK you Alessandro M - you are a star! Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
Thank You, please spread the news! Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 137 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
Everytime I see the Pilot's try to do a left turn,the plane always seems to dive Earthward until they pull it out and fly to the right where they have more control.
Hi again benjamin, I can not comment becaus looking through the view finder of my camera does not show to me what I see during editing. Therefore I did not asked the pilot(s) Fred
Hi c-luv tyndall, I have not seen a model of it, but I am sure somewhere in the US one is being flown... Thanks for your visitt to my channel, Fred in Dublin
Love it. Thanks. My hat’s off to you. Such skill, dedication, and sense of fun. Well done. Just a thought: has the government/military ever given you any feedback about these incredible machines?
No feedback so far, but we have a long way to go for many more enthisiasts to find this video on TH-cam Bodegabreth. Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
The main Pilot controls the throttles, ailerons, elevator and Rudder and wheel brakes. All other functions like landing lights, Flaps and minor functions are switched by the second controller. Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
Thanks for watching NamibWarrior! This is it: 1 controls the flying including power. the other the wheels, Flaps and lights... Greetings from Fred of ScaleJetFred video's
Thank You Terry! And thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
Hi Nicolas, first thank you for the visit to my ScaleJetFred channel! I begun recording 1962 on 8 mm film with a Bolieu camera, progressed to Super8 mm film i the late 80ties and further used the first Sony DV camera and so on.- always recording RC flying events or our own flying club. To day I record in BluRay quality despite the 4K I could record. The EDIUS edit system improves even film recorded material to DV quality - at a price!!! Regards and greetings from Dublin ireland, Fred
2.4 was not used at that time in Europe... See some better landings on my ScaleJetFred channel! You are interested in Warbirds. I recommend a video featuring the B 29 Bomber, a giant 5 meter wingspan,weighing 205 kg and powered by 4 x 4-cylinder Gas engines!!! Of the two posts the recent one has recordings from two locations. Let me know what you think? website: "ScaleJetFred", title is: " Unique B 29 US Giant Bomber display in France and Germany Hope you enjoy it. If yes, tell your friends thank you. Greetings from Ireland, Fred
Nowadays some larger planes have the plane's control surfaces split between multiple receivers , so half ailerons/elevator/ and rudder on one receiver, half on the other. This done due to larger voltage requirements in giant planes as well as if loss of one receiver the pilot might be able to limp the plane home for a landing with half controls, not a pretty landing but better than nothing.
Yes Mister Sorge, 4 bladed props have become available commercially in all sizes! Including absolutely "Scale" from many suppliers including Ramoser in Germany who have also more than 4 blade props on offer. I am happy you liked what I recorded Jerry! You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
This model belonged to three members of the WVLAC modelclub in Belgium and was a real show stopper in the late nineties and early two thousands. Unfortunately, one of the three passed away and since then the model is put on static display in the Brussels air museum. You can see a picture of it on the front page www.sbap.be/museum/brussels/brussels.htm
Hi there! correct comment - but in this case it is team work financially with sponsorship to enable the cost to be covered. Thanks for your visit to ScaleJetFred with 150 videos. Regards Fred
Hi Bahar Din! This toy was built and financed by a team and possibly with support from suppliers for RC equipment and engines. You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 137 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
Hi Keith, it is 20 years too late to tell the team! Thanks for visiting m,y "ScaleJetFred" channel with 140 videos. May be I see you again? Greetings From Dublin Ireland. Fred
What I have noticed about this Aircraft is that at every takeoff I have seen so far,the Aircraft always banks to the right on climb-out,instead of the usual left bank and climb-out. So I looked even more closely and noticed that as each engine was started, all 4 rotated counter clockwise which creates an awful lot of torque focused in 1 direction. If the 2 inboard engines were to turn clockwise and counter clockwise to each other,and the other 2 outboard engines were to turn clockwise and counter clockwise at the end of the wing's,then would completely negate the problem's of uneven torque and greatly improve performance and handling in the air!!! But what does a Helicopter Guy know about these thing's???
In Europe, because of Safety Rules, an RC plane must turn away from the spectators after taking off. Equally flying behind Pilot is an absolute NO-NO Benjamin! Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
@@ScaleJetFred all runways have a right and left depature away from runway unless there is a second runway at 90 degrees to first at an rc field, depends also on prevailing winds which is why you can see additional runways angled away from tower or terminal.
You can find a second video of this plane without Mozart, flying in France and Germany in my TH-cam channel :th-cam.com/video/26hCFh3-6P0/w-d-xo.html Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred This model belonged to three members of the WVLAC modelclub in Belgium and was a real show stopper in the late nineties and early two thousands. Unfortunately, one of the three passed away and since then the model is put on static display in the Brussels air museum. You can see a picture of it on the front page of the catalog: www.sbap.be/museum/brussels/brussels.htm
Well its big and expenxive what is the point? I had SR 71s yellow craft byrons and scratch built giant chunks of wood, I then realised I was not having any fun, it was all work and onlookers just want to see me crash!
Thanks for the information ethan, I was not aware of this. I do, however, know of the Super Large B 25 built and flown by Germans. It als had an engine failure on take off during an airshow in England. This is or was being rebuilt. On my channel you see the Pilot flying a Corsair 1:5 scale for instance my post about a show in Alzey Germany of the "Legendary Fighters" group. Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred" on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings! Not too many crashes mixed in... Greetings from Ireland, Fred
THIS IS R/C MODELING AT ITS BEST. I HAVE BEEN FLYING R/C AIRCRAFT, BUILDING, AND FLYING UK TOP SHOWS FOR 20 YEARS .AND MODELING FOR 51 YEARS .
THIS IS WHAT MODELING IS ABOUT, ENGINEERING, CRAFTMANSHIP, AND PRIDE. LET ALONE THE PILOT SKILLS .
JUST DON'T KNOW HOW THE GENERATION OF NOT MODELERS .BUT FLYERS CAN CALL THEM SELVES MODELERS THESES DAYS !. MAIL ORDER READY TO FLY MODELS AND FOAMES. 😝 .
AS A TRUE MODELER I SO MUCH APPRECIATE THIS TH-cam CLIP.
WELL DONE GUY'S YOU ARE A CREDIT TO OUR GREAT HOBBY. 👍👍.
Hi Mal John! Thanks for your comment after viewing one of my 150 videos on TH-cam ScaleJetFred!
Hoping to see you again?
Greetings from Dublin Ireland!
Fred
I love the more realistic power to weight ratio of this model. So many RC models are so overpowered it ruins their flight charachteristics.
I agree Terry, thats why most of mu models are very large!
Thanks for watching.
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred"
on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings!
Not too many crashes mixed in...
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
A lighter plane is always preferable to a heavy one a good pilot can still fly a lighter plane in a scale like manner. RC flying is very different than full scale we have guests Observers very close to the flight line as well as Pilots. To expose them to an excessively heavy airplane is a pretty dangerous situation especially if a failure occurs on take off, ask Mac Hodges about it if you've ever seen his video of his B-29 2014 take off at warbirds over Delaware. I'm not saying weight was an issue in that crash into the crowd, he lost an engine on takeoff but nonetheless weight is an enemy for all planes.
at one point I forgot I was looking at a scale model, simply brilliant work, design, build and flying...
Indeed cDh888!
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue
"ScaleJetFred"
on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings!
Not too many crashes mixed in...
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
This model belonged to three members of the WVLAC modelclub in Belgium
and was a real show stopper in the late nineties and early two
thousands.
Unfortunately, one of the three passed away and since then the model is
put on static display in the Brussels air museum. You can see a picture
of it on the front page of the catalog: www.sbap.be/museum/brussels/brussels.htm
Fred
Perfect! Loved the sound of the engines powering up for a beautiful takeoff and landing. The B-29 was always one of my favorite aircraft. :)
Thanks for watching Clifton! See 150 videos on my "ScaleJetFred" TH-cam channel.
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
@@ScaleJetFred OK, I watched the link without the music. Love how that beautiful lady seems to strain to get off the ground with a "full load of bombs". Very realistic. And the landing was perfect. Only problem, and this is the same with most RC videos, is that the announcer on the loud speaker seems to think that people only came to the show to hear him. He never shuts up. Guess he loves the sound of his own voice. Not much you can do about that but somebody needs to let him know that the audience wants to hear the sound of the aircraft as it buzzes the runway. Still loved watching this huge bird fly.
Great historical coverage of this outstanding model Fred,the B-29 appears to be quiite tricky to land as it suddenly sinks on finals and the round out has to be precise,you can see this in every landing just an observation,a feat of model engineering with an excellent back up crew to look after it,thank you for preparing the video for us to enjoy.
I am glad you appreciate this video! Iit was recorded by multiple cameras and positions which really helped.
ScaleJetFred is happy to hear from you Angel
thanks for showing what can be done with rc planes.since the video is only about one aircraft, you should talk to the pilots/builders and provide more info about this iconic plane. perhaps show it being put together, and some shots inside the aircraft. thanks for what you do
Thank you for your kind comment Martha! Unfortunately I don't think this plane is still flying and the Dutch team has not bee see , even with different planes on airshows.
Incredible! Super cool! Merci beacoup!!!!
Thanks Bill! You find more interesting videos at ScaleJetFred on TH-cam
Thanks for watching, Fred in Dublin Ireland
Holy moly that is beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hope to see you back after watching an other of the 150 videos on: ScaleJetFred channel.
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
Hey Fred, That is simply a great plane to watch! I didn't have time to watch the entire video but I watched the first 4 minutes. It was a beautiful take off and an even better landing!! I need to find time to go to your website and check out the other models. However, that B29 is great and those four engines sounded fantastic!
Outstanding!
Rich
This model belonged to three members of the WVLAC modelclub in Belgium
and was a real show stopper in the late nineties and early two
thousands.
Unfortunately, one of the three passed away and since then the model is
put on static display in the Brussels air museum. You can see a picture
of it on the front page of the catalog: www.sbap.be/museum/brussels/brussels.htm
Regards Fred
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uauuu wonderful model
THAAAANK you Alessandro M - you are a star!
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This is awesome 😎
Thank You, please spread the news!
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"ScaleJetFred"
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Everytime I see the Pilot's try to do a left turn,the plane always seems to dive Earthward until they pull it out and fly to the right where they have more control.
Hi again benjamin,
I can not comment becaus looking through the view finder of my camera does not show to me what I see during editing. Therefore I did not asked the pilot(s)
Fred
So dam beautiful!!
Thanks for your visit to my ScaleJetFred channel with 150 videos Jon!
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
And I continued to watch. Miss Dina Might is amazing. :)
Hi Clifton! thanks for the visit to my ScaleJetFred channel with 150 videos.
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
I would love to see a B-36 (6 turnin 4 burnin)!
Hi c-luv tyndall,
I have not seen a model of it, but I am sure somewhere in the US one is being flown...
Thanks for your visitt to my channel, Fred in Dublin
Love it. Thanks. My hat’s off to you. Such skill, dedication, and sense of fun. Well done. Just a thought: has the government/military ever given you any feedback about these incredible machines?
No feedback so far, but we have a long way to go for many more enthisiasts to find this video on TH-cam Bodegabreth.
Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred"
on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings!
Not too many crashes mixed in...
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
ScaleJetFred
I wasn’t until I found your amazing uploads.
Thank you very much Bodegabrest 558!
Please spread the News! thank You!, Fred @@bodegabreath4258
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Thank you very much Bodegabrest 558!
Please spread the News! thank You!, Fre
Thank You Bodegabreath 558! please tell your friends,regards Fred @@bodegabreath4258
How much this hobby cost you every year. You are a great person with great talent. You make things that can fly. 200 years ago it was impossible
Not correct All, Birds flew millions of Years! Thanks for watching. I am not able to build and controll this B 29.
Just curious - what is the flight time for something that big? Can you share the size/weight & engine specs?
Wing span over 5 meter, weight 205 KG Engine ZDZ 2 stroke. Thanks for watching
Fred
Way does it take 2 controllers 2 fly this plain or any big plain like this.???
The main Pilot controls the throttles, ailerons, elevator and Rudder and wheel brakes.
All other functions like landing lights, Flaps and minor functions are switched by the second controller.
Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred"
on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings!
Not too many crashes mixed in...
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
I am curious about the 2 pilots - who controls what?
Thanks for watching NamibWarrior! This is it: 1 controls the flying including power.
the other the wheels, Flaps and lights...
Greetings from Fred of ScaleJetFred video's
@@ScaleJetFred Thanks for the quick reply and info Fred. regards from Namibia.
MUCH better without the "music". THANK YOU!!
Thank YOU for following the link JJB!
Again, Greetings from Dublin Ireland, Fred
"United States Air Force" doesn't belong on an otherwise WWII marked plane.
Beautiful job building and flying it.
Thank You Terry!
And thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue
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ScaleJetFred I’m from Ireland too
video quality too good for 90's recording lol
Hi Nicolas, first thank you for the visit to my ScaleJetFred channel!
I begun recording 1962 on 8 mm film with a Bolieu camera, progressed to Super8 mm film i the late 80ties and further used the first Sony DV camera and so on.- always recording RC flying events or our own flying club.
To day I record in BluRay quality despite the 4K I could record.
The EDIUS edit system improves even film recorded material to DV quality - at a price!!!
Regards and greetings from Dublin ireland, Fred
Two radio control units used? Pilot/co-pilot?
2.4 was not used at that time in Europe...
See some better landings on my ScaleJetFred channel!
You are interested in Warbirds. I recommend a video featuring the B 29
Bomber, a giant 5 meter wingspan,weighing 205 kg and powered by 4 x
4-cylinder Gas engines!!!
Of the two posts the recent one has recordings from two locations.
Let me know what you think? website: "ScaleJetFred", title is: " Unique
B 29 US Giant Bomber display in France and Germany
Hope you enjoy it. If yes, tell your friends thank you.
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
one flies and one controls flaps, landing gear, bomb doors etc
Nowadays some larger planes have the plane's control surfaces split between multiple receivers , so half ailerons/elevator/ and rudder on one receiver, half on the other. This done due to larger voltage requirements in giant planes as well as if loss of one receiver the pilot might be able to limp the plane home for a landing with half controls, not a pretty landing but better than nothing.
I know zero about RC... I have a question... Can you put, if you want, a 4 blade prop in a model like this? Or, if, a 4 blade prop exist?
Yes Mister Sorge, 4 bladed props have become available commercially in all sizes!
Including absolutely "Scale" from many suppliers including Ramoser in Germany who have also more than 4 blade props on offer.
I am happy you liked what I recorded Jerry!
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue
"ScaleJetFred"
on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings!
Not too many crashes mixed in...
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
This model belonged to three members of the WVLAC modelclub in Belgium
and was a real show stopper in the late nineties and early two
thousands.
Unfortunately, one of the three passed away and since then the model is
put on static display in the Brussels air museum. You can see a picture
of it on the front page www.sbap.be/museum/brussels/brussels.htm
@@ScaleJetFred Thank you awfully for your answer. You and RC models won a fan!!! Best Regards!
If you notice they have used both 2 and 4 bladed props in the vid.
the hobby has something for everyone rich or poor
Hi there!
correct comment - but in this case it is team work financially with sponsorship to enable the cost to be covered.
Thanks for your visit to ScaleJetFred with 150 videos.
Regards Fred
the difference between men and boys is the size and price of their toys....
😁😀
Hi Bahar Din! This toy was built and financed by a team and possibly with support from suppliers for RC equipment and engines.
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue
"ScaleJetFred"
on top of this, my message and select from 137 postings!
Not too many crashes mixed in...
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
I don't know what scale the B-29 is, but the engines look too large.
Hi Keith, it is 20 years too late to tell the team!
Thanks for visiting m,y "ScaleJetFred" channel with 140 videos.
May be I see you again? Greetings From Dublin Ireland.
Fred
Climb onboard and go for a ride 😃 👌
Better not - with Bombers you never know what's up...!
Thanks for the visit to ScaleJetFred!
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
What I have noticed about this Aircraft is that at every takeoff I have seen so far,the Aircraft always banks to the right on climb-out,instead of the usual left bank and climb-out. So I looked even more closely and noticed that as each engine was started, all 4 rotated counter clockwise which creates an awful lot of torque focused in 1 direction. If the 2 inboard engines were to turn clockwise and counter clockwise to each other,and the other 2 outboard engines were to turn clockwise and counter clockwise at the end of the wing's,then would completely negate the problem's of uneven torque and greatly improve performance and handling in the air!!! But what does a Helicopter Guy know about these thing's???
In Europe, because of Safety Rules, an RC plane must turn away from the spectators after taking off. Equally flying behind Pilot is an absolute NO-NO Benjamin!
Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue
"ScaleJetFred"
on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings!
Not too many crashes mixed in...
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
@@ScaleJetFred all runways have a right and left depature away from runway unless there is a second runway at 90 degrees to first at an rc field, depends also on prevailing winds which is why you can see additional runways angled away from tower or terminal.
*Let the Sunshine In...*
Thanks for the visit to ScaleJetFred with 150 videos.
Greetings from Dublin Ireland! Fred
Remember it well... it was the Bart Vercruysse team of the West Vlaamse Aero Club
You can find a second video of this plane without Mozart, flying in France and Germany in my TH-cam
channel :th-cam.com/video/26hCFh3-6P0/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue
"ScaleJetFred"
on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings!
Not too many crashes mixed in...
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
This model belonged to three members of the WVLAC modelclub in Belgium
and was a real show stopper in the late nineties and early two
thousands.
Unfortunately, one of the three passed away and since then the model is
put on static display in the Brussels air museum. You can see a picture
of it on the front page of the catalog: www.sbap.be/museum/brussels/brussels.htm
Well its big and expenxive what is the point? I had SR 71s yellow craft byrons and scratch built giant chunks of wood, I then realised I was not having any fun, it was all work and onlookers just want to see me crash!
It's "The Right Flyer Alright!"
Thanks
I believe this model was destroyed in a take-off accident taking off and then immediately falling out of the sky hitting some trees
Thanks for the information ethan, I was not aware of this.
I do, however, know of the Super Large B 25 built and flown by Germans. It als had an engine failure on take off during an airshow in England. This is or was being rebuilt. On my channel you see the Pilot flying a Corsair 1:5 scale for instance my post about a show in Alzey Germany of the
"Legendary Fighters" group.
Thank you for watching! If you are a Warbird Fan
You can visit my TH-cam channel by clicking on the blue "ScaleJetFred"
on top of this, my message and select from 135 postings!
Not too many crashes mixed in...
Greetings from Ireland, Fred
No Jesus the Christ is amazing
Indeed! And thanks for the visit to my ScaleJetFred channel!
Fred