Diamonds in the Sky - AMA Films
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- All types of RC flying including Giant Scale planes utilizing 2 pilots for control, other planes such as the Blue Angles service plane a 4 engine C130 with 20 ft wingspan a very unusual size at the time. Early Electric power explained by one of the early developers of electric power for models. Helicopter flying as well as early precision aerobatics with notables such as Dave Brown. Beautiful scale modeling as well as other types of modeling.
Produced by AMA Member Jay Gerber
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The AMA films that were made in 70s and 80s did a great job of promoting the hobby/sport and also provide a great insight to the history and evolution and reminds me why as a teenager I fell in love with model flying that exists still today
thats what you call pioneers!! thanks for making this hobby so cheap for us, the people of the 21st century👏👏👏
The best hobby to be involved in imo
Ah yes, the good'ol days of pulling out the antenna on a 72 mhz radio!
el guitardo .......27 mghz
I still pull those old antennas out. Lol,,, I got a couple a dinosaurs In my collection. Those ni cd batteries don't give up so easily, so I charge them up every once and awhile and pull out that antenna!
this soundtrack is awesome. I love these little time vaults. lol
I like it when they show graceful landings with retracts working properly.
I love how they had NO clue where electric would go 😂 the weight is SO much less.
I love how YOU have no clue of YOUR future. The freedom will be so much less. Poor America.
Voor Naam why is that the first thing that came to mind...?
good video . I have seen The Blue Angels Fat Albert fly 3 or more times , and I got pics of my dd with the Stinsen trimotor
Love that Stinson model U!
I notice many were using Futaba FP-102 . Best radio control gear I over owned !
Very realistic take off and landing..smooth and fluid...bravo😉
Jeff Kayes voice makes me want to smoke a cigarette and drink a cup of coffee
I’m gonna fly this year wearing tube socks with yellow stripes thenthe good time will be back
the good old days
That c-130 is huge!!
On the description: "...C130 with 120 ft wingspan" ==> *Whoa!* That would be over 90% scale. You surely mean 20ft, *not* 120ft. :-)
+corisco tupi yes thank you!
I had a Pitts special just like this one I loved it I had it for five years and one day I did a nice smooth roll and a loop and my top wing broke and it went to the ground noise first and I cried after I got home I got mine as a kit took me a long time to put it together me and my mom put it together it was are last plane me and my mom ever put together she always loved putting the monacoat on for me she did a pretty job at it she done every airport I put together and my mom ended up with pancreatic cancer and lost my mom and it killed me my hart hit the ground when it crashed I wish I could afford another one I use to race ump modified’s professionally on dirt I was hit buy another car and I hit the wall sideways and flipped me in the air and rolled nine time’s broke my neck in three places and then broke my right leg and broke my left arm six ribs and my collarbone I was air lifted to the hospital then that’s when I found out that I was born with MS and then on top of it all I have now spinal cord damage had to have three surgeries now I’m paralyzed from my left side of my face to my left arm down to both of my legs but I still fly airplane’s I still have my little 40s and my raptor 30 helicopter and some of my RC trucks and cars but I don’t feel sorry for myself at all I get out none stop and go lol I just loved seeing this Pitts special it reminded me of my mom again I was 20 when I had my plane and now I’m 45 years old now and love fun lol
Aw dang dude that story kind of messed me up,, your pitts crashing, your mom dying and your accident that left you paralyzed but I'm glad you can still enjoy flying RC!
Love the tube socks
Sailplane 🌪️
I have not watched this video, I have watched a gem. And gems are created by stone cutters. Stone cutters are extremely skilled.
I am sooo glad this type of video has gone extinct. Thank you for posting this joke.
Amazing!!! Do you know when this documentary was produced?
+Guilherme Zanela i too would like to know production date.
this video was produced around 1986 or 1987
I love these videos except the part where they try to give everything titles such as the title of this video. Nobody involved in the hobby uses any of these characterizations. I saw one on control line the other day and the narrator gave every type of CL plane a unique name as if it was commonly used even though nobody has ever used any of those names other than the narrator.
Did anyone ever call themselves an "aeromodeler"?!
+ToyKingWonder lol
Some unusual aircraft.
How cool is this no gyros no 2.4 just what you can dream.... Oh to be six and covered in balsa cement
No no gyros existed. Mechanical gyros tho
The narrator did work for nfl films
shame the modeler got Fat Alberts nose wrong , But these films are wonderfully written and produced
Why are they all holding their radios so strangely?
What year do these films date?
70 to 80s
This modern electric stuff would not take off
😅
I also fly gas... electric is for indoor... I wonder if a 0.3 Cox would be good for indoor
all mine are electric too. i hate starting, tuning engines and if running nitro its expensive. electric has came along way since this video.
I'll put any of my electric plane's against any of these.. speed is king with electric. Plus my 1/4 scale c47 is electric and flys perfect. Oh and my 8s rare bear has now gone 206 mph. And most of you that say gas probably meen nitro. Oily messy shit.. I know because I've been there done that
nice :-)
How old is this? Everyone still on 72mhz and Dave Brown is almost skinny. haha
I still don’t like electric.
you dont have to, hobby is big enough for everyone and the different type of modelling they like. what a fantastic hobby. all inclusive.
I don't like gas or nitro ether, Steam powered all the way baby!! Steam powered model RC boat club member here. love the shove coal in that steam engine.
@@lossantoscity3249 sounds pretty cool are there ready made engines to get?
@@peterzingler6221 was actually a joke for the nitro boys, But since you ask most of the time its handmade brass tubing but you can also buy on Wilesco, but for me i just live across one hobby shop i just ask them for parts.
What is it with the guys bouncing around and running all goofy in their short shorts? Geez!!!!
ToyKingWonder they don't do shorts n socks like that in public no more lol.
I bet you that plane could carry a human
Musical track are desirable bit all r/c modellers and enthusiasts preffer to listen to is a lot of noise, smoke and dust...
Dave Platt 15:57?
Maybe but I don't think so. Hard to tell really. I've met him but it was years after this video.
It is Dave Brown who appears at 15:57
@@douglasweaver382 I believe you're right. What was I thinking?
@@Thebuilderofthings1 You were on the right track with a famous aeromodeller named Dave from the early '80s
"Diamonds in the sky" must be the most meaningless title ever.
Those were the real days of RC hobby. You built you plane and were proud of it. Now it's all a cheap plug and play garbage foam toys.
But how many made their model from planks of balsa, not preformed kits? And how many got drunk on dope when covering the plane?
@@phapnui kit building is still way over gluing a foam plane together
@@peterzingler6221 Matter of personal preference and how much time you have to devote to a hobby. I know some build planes from scratch, using engineering drawings, to draw scale models, rather than buy kits with precut balsa and ready made plans. "real days" is an expression of failed logic and hubris. Who's to judge what manner of RC hobby takes? It's all good, something for many and far from exclusive.
I made R/C videos back in the day, and they are just as cringe worthy to watch now as this is. Dated to be sure, and whoever wrote it was given to extreme hyperbole. Designed I'm sure to lure into the hobby people who had never seen R/C, perhaps at high school assemblies and boyscout meetings.
ridiculous overblown commentary .