Love em! My grandfather test flew the 1st P26 #1. Incredible little plane. The feeling of flying this single wing vs bi planes must have been one hell of a sensation.
I didn’t realize how much wire bracing was still required on the aircraft. It doesn’t really give you a sense of confidence in the airworthiness of a fighter in higher g flight.... but at the time I guess it was the norm.
Great video! Every airplane here is very cool, but that P-26 Peashooter is my favorite by far. It so great to not only see all these planes, but also hear them without some cheesy artificial childish "music" over dubbed. Thank you.
I am so disappointed in myself. I was having a really bad time around the Chino show so when I went, I was not able to enjoy it to the fullest. Chino is always my favorite show of all time. Thank you for posting this. I am able to once again enjoy the show.
Thanks for the FANTASTIC video my friend!! I hope all is well with ya and I'm definitely looking forward to seeing more content from ya. Keep up the great work!! 👍👍👍
Chine PoF Air Show has included a Grumman FF-1 and Duck amphibian in the past. Wanna see a Boeing P-12 / F4B-4 and a Curtis P-6E in the future. IDK if there are any that are flightworthy now.
Man! I can't wait until the wife and I move out there in a couple years! Sometimes, I kid with my wife about what it's going to be like. (Me, imitating my wife on the phone); "Hello? Planes of Fame? Is my husband there?" POF; "Yes, he is." Wife; "Tell him to get home right now, or there really IS going to be a dogfight!"😄
My dad, who served in the Aleutian Campaign said some early fighters used in the war were started using a shotgun shell starter. If so, how does this work and what planes used this device? Thanks.
Oscar Thorpe No, this plane has some type of axle that can be turned either direction, I’ve seen them taxi before and move from one side to the other. It’s very different and I’ve never seen it done on any other smaller aircraft, other than the B-52 bombers.
The Philippine Airforce will be Very Happy if Someone will Donate a P-26A Pea shooter for their Museum I means a lot for them. that Aircraft fought Against The Japanese Zeros during the first days of World War two in the Philippines.
Love em! My grandfather test flew the 1st P26 #1. Incredible little plane. The feeling of flying this single wing vs bi planes must have been one hell of a sensation.
I didn’t realize how much wire bracing was still required on the aircraft. It doesn’t really give you a sense of confidence in the airworthiness of a fighter in higher g flight.... but at the time I guess it was the norm.
Great video! Every airplane here is very cool, but that P-26 Peashooter is my favorite by far. It so great to not only see all these planes, but also hear them without some cheesy artificial childish "music" over dubbed. Thank you.
Masterpieces of the sky ...
Excellent video
Love the peashooter
What a great video! This video showed me an aircraft type that never made it into military service, at all.
I would bet that the guy at first that had to get that inertia starter going was happy when the engine started. That looks like hard work.
I am so disappointed in myself. I was having a really bad time around the Chino show so when I went, I was not able to enjoy it to the fullest. Chino is always my favorite show of all time. Thank you for posting this. I am able to once again enjoy the show.
When the guy is "hand-cranking" the Peashooter, the sound created is the sound used by Warner Bros. in their sound effects for old classic cartoons.
Thanks for the FANTASTIC video my friend!! I hope all is well with ya and I'm definitely looking forward to seeing more content from ya. Keep up the great work!! 👍👍👍
ryan moeller Thank you sir!!!
Voodoo1650 Anytime my friend!! I'll ALWAYS be a big fan of yours. 👍👍👍
Hey mate, yeh love the oldys, some as old as me ,lol cheers
Chine PoF Air Show has included a Grumman FF-1 and Duck amphibian in the past. Wanna see a Boeing P-12 / F4B-4 and a Curtis P-6E in the future. IDK if there are any that are flightworthy now.
Man! I can't wait until the wife and I move out there in a couple years! Sometimes, I kid with my wife about what it's going to be like.
(Me, imitating my wife on the phone); "Hello? Planes of Fame? Is my husband there?"
POF; "Yes, he is."
Wife; "Tell him to get home right now, or there really IS going to be a dogfight!"😄
Something to see.
My dad, who served in the Aleutian Campaign said some early fighters used in the war were started using a shotgun shell starter. If so, how does this work and what planes used this device? Thanks.
Mike Arneson Here’s a video of a restored Wildcat with the system installed, it’s pretty cool. th-cam.com/video/65qrzgbTTcQ/w-d-xo.html
很清晰 ！我喜歡。
Hah that Ryan STM-S2 has Dutch air force markings of that era. That plane apparently served in the Dutch East Indies.
Yeah, I forgot those P26's used an inertia starter.
Шикарно,впечален,достойно
What happened to the Electra's #2 engine on takeoff?
Aaron Looked like it was a bit on the rich side
9:03 are those axles bent on the 190?
Oscar Thorpe No, this plane has some type of axle that can be turned either direction, I’ve seen them taxi before and move from one side to the other. It’s very different and I’ve never seen it done on any other smaller aircraft, other than the B-52 bombers.
Voodoo1650 ohhh interesting! i suppose it would facilitate turns on narrow landing strips and forward visibilty past the cowling
Crosswind landing gear
excellent video!
what's the difference between the seversky AT-12 and P-35 guardsman?
Oscar Thorpe The AT-12 is the two seat trainer version of the P-35. Very cool airplane!!
Is'nt that Steve jr. piloting the peashooter?
rageagainstroy Yes, you are correct.
7:09 phwoarrrrr a razorback!!!
Hey mate. Do you play warthunder, pretty sure i keep seeing you name up there, definitely voodoo but maybe 16. ???????????
The Philippine Airforce will be Very Happy if Someone will Donate a P-26A Pea shooter for their Museum I means a lot for them. that Aircraft fought Against The Japanese Zeros during the first days of World War two in the Philippines.
I’m assuming that did not go well.