Beancraft Bostonian Build and Flights
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Here's a build and flight video for the second Boston Beancraft Banana I've built. A quick, original, and well-flying rubber-powered sport design for indoor or outdoor, designed for the Bostonian competition category. Please reach out if you are interested in learning more or joining free flight events!
LINKS BELOW:
Beancraft plans: outerzone.co.u...
Video of previous model's flights: • Boston Beancraft Banan...
free-flight contest info and resources: flyingacesclub...
Suppliers for model airplane materials:
easybuiltmodel...
volareproducts...
jhaerospace.com
www.wind-it-up...
www.faimodelsu...
Editing done in VSDC video editor.
Music is "Jazz Lounge" by Imaginedragon, all rights belong to the original artist.
I will build this myself one day. You've got an excellent flyer there!
This was my first indoor ship in 1990. A good choice for Bostonian. Flies very well, and should dial in with a bit of downthrust for sure. Good luck with her, OS.
Nice work! And Nice flight!
Awesome!
I built one of those when it was published in Model Builder Magazine back in the 80's as I recall. We flew it outdoors in calm air but with no D/T it was thermal bait for sure! I used to love the full size plans in MB magazine back in those days.
Thanks for the comment and memory! Hope you guys are doing well.
I remember that bump with the basketball backboard! A good flying Bostonian for sure Oliver.
Are you in boston ? I’ve been following your page since a long time
I make model planes too… would love to meet you someday
Thanks for the comment! I’m in the new york area but go to Boston sometimes. Feel free to reach out at sandfac18 at gmail to be in touch.
Please do voiceover please 🙏
what kind of info would you like? I'm working on one for the next video.
@@sandfac3427 I'd like to know more about tensioning the rubber to achieve such long flights. Showing how your technique works would be helpful.
@@kitchentablebalsabuilds Thanks for the suggestion. I posted a video about "braiding motors" a while ago with Wally giving a tutorial, and can include more stuff about braiding in the future.