Marvellous. What a wonderful nostalgia kick. I was 12 years old when Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea appeared on TV in 1964. I may be showing my age at 70 but the little flying sub still looks futuristic. I'd love to see how the onboard camera performed - especially the encounter with the fearsome, giant sea dog and the escape into the deep. Great model.
I was the same age as you then and I had many of the same joys of watching until the storylines got too sci=fi. I remember the sea weed monsters. Richard Basehart and David Hedison. That and Time Tunnel.
Always thought the Seaview was the best looking sub ever. And always remember hoping each episode of Voyage To The Bottom of The Sea would have the flying sub in it. You can't get much cooler than both subs. The fact that the scaled model you have works so well is a credit to the designers. Of course, not forgetting Stingray. Yet another really cool sub.
Awesome! Now all you need to do is build a 1/32 scale Seaview and an electrical magnetic docking system and sally fort! Oh and make the Flying Sub Fly! Just kidding on the last part but on the first part, oh wow would that be great! This was truly great! Thank you!
I second you on the thought that it would be great if he had a 1/32nd scale Seaview and could do the docking/undocking sequence. I suspect that he would need to upgrade to an Olympic-sized pool.
Fantastic! I can only hope you're presently working on the full-size, operational model, that can also fly at jet speeds, and of course, comfortable seats for a pilot and co-pilot. 🙂 The Flying Sub, aka FS1, was such a cool design. It still looks cool today. The design reminds me of those amazing sci-fi covers on the Tom Swift books.
Really a great sight to see the flying sub actually perform in the water. It's really interesting that the design does work,but the filming miniatures had to be able to function in the water even if they were controlled/propelled by a Lydecker wire control rig.Thanks for a nice build and tribute to a fondly remembered series😀👍👍
That's awesome!! I loved "Voyage..." & had a couple of flying sub models when I was a kid. They eventually broke because I played with them all the time instead of leaving them on their displays. LOL I also loved the Seaview as well as another vehicle from an Irwin Allen show, the Jupiter 2 from Lost in Space. Totally dig the POV from the inside! Dude you really did a fantastic job. Bravo.
Good to see The design is fairly hydrodynamic. Such an iconic vehicle. I was lucky enough to meet David Hedison on 3 occasions here in the UK. Real nice bloke who seemed to enjoy interacting with his fans.
You did what I wanted to do 50 years ago. I had a toy model of the flying sub and one day tossed it in my pool . I was amazed at how it easily glided through the pool . I thought man if I could have the proper electronics installed in this, this would make one cool toy. Congrats on letting me see this wild idea come to life.
As usual, a splendid job making this VTTBOTS Flying Sub model a functional craft. I was also gonzo to see that you have a Jaws Orca (Quint vessel) and Bruce the shark on the shelf. Amazing work sir.
As a kid I loved this Show with these Subs, on Sunday Morning I got up early to watch this every Week along with Land Of The Lost, the 3 Stooges, and The Little Rascals. I think back in the late 70's and early 80's this show was a older rerun but I still loved it and was my Fav. Thanks for the trip down memory lane 👍
That flying sub is remarkable.very cool.guess what?I love that show.i used to watch it everyday.i had the DVD's.i just recently constructed a two foot wide identical, painted yellow of course, cardboard model that actually flys like a glider when you toss it in the air.then I added a very small motorized propeller with a tiny radio control system and I attached with Velcro strips two long skinny empty water bottles as pontoons to support it on the water and it can switch to water use,a surface vehicle.it works both ways.i got inspired by your model.
Gotta love Irwin Allan. A master of stock footage and putting all kinds of gizmos into places they couldn't possibly go. I built the Seaview model twice, but the flying sub was always my favorite.
I would love to do a Sub, I just don't have local access to free-water. Did one when I was younger but my Uncle sank it. Went to planes and cars after that. Beautiful Subs.
Thank you for this - it showed up randomly and I watched it from start-to-finish, fascinated at this blast from the past. Great work - it looks beautiful and I'll bet it's almost as sophisticated a construct as the model they used for the TV show! I enjoyed seeing your answers to each of the questions that engineering puzzle posed. I will watch for more of your videos after this!
That was the coolest object shown on TV. The way it flew into the water was hilarious. My dad said the pilot's eyeballs would bounce off the windshield before snapping back into his head. You have an awesome collection of model submarines. Cartel guys have ten million dollars for you if you can make a full sized one.
Thanks for sharing your build. This brought my childhood to life. I can remember rushing home from school to finish my homework and watch Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. The FS-1 was my favorite part of the show.
As one of those 'long in the tooth' guys I built this model as a kid it was one of my favorites, along with the Enterprise, The land of the Giants ship and others, love that you took it those extra steps to make a 'sub' out of it, keep up the good work.
What an excellent looking model and very well executed. If Irwin Allen was alive to see this he would be very pleased. One can only wonder why this beautiful shape was never followed for some ROVs.
What great fun that series was as a small kid and again as an adult when I watched the whole series again. Really cool build. Now, if you can get that thing to actually emerge from the water and take off into the blue ...
That is so awesome!!!! And you don't have to be of a certain age to recognize the Flying Sub cause you got streaming reruns!!! LOL Awesome work!!! Loved it!
I have an unbuilt model in the closet. Now I know what I might try with it. All you need now is the scale Sea View docking bay to launch and return. Then we'll have to make it fly, too! Great project. Nice job.
Of all of your builds, I love the deeper submersibles best. Subs with lights and cameras are awesome. With all of the smaller HD cameras on the market that aren't much bigger than the lens itself, I'm somewhat surprised you went so "large." Great build! If you do run it at night, please post the footage.
Deceptive title. She doesn’t fly so she is not fully functional haha. Fantastic job, those underwater scenes, wow she looks so beautiful in her natural element. Thanks for sharing.
Admiral Nelson, designer of Seaview and FS-1 would be proud. Good work. I second Neubert500's comment that you should now build a 1/32nd scale Seaview with ventral hangar to perform the launch/recovery sequence.
Excelente video 👍👍👍 Que emoción ver el Aerosub en RC 😄 Fascinante... Tengo casi 50 y todavía veo esta serie de tv... Ojalá en mi país, algún día, pueda conseguir un kit del Aerosub y lo construya 🙏 Saludos cordiales desde Valencia 🇻🇪
Wow. This is pretty amazing. If someone actually brought out an actual RC version of this I'm guessing that it would do well with the sci fi enthusiasts out there. I'm more into RC tank's myself but this would be something that I would look at.
Very Nice. As a teenager had a fly by wire (pre-RC) model of this flying sub using a small single piston gasoline powered motor. But not one for use in water....
Oops. Have watched several videos of guys building a functional Flying Sub but yours is by far the best yet. I didn't need to see this video after checking my funds in my account. LOL Again, an excellent job here.
I’ve been waiting for this build for a long time ! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼. I couldn’t quite see where the intake water was coming from that gets flushed through the bilge pumps. Do they just suck the water from inside the cavity of the submarine ? (Is the front window removed to flood the internal cavity of the sub ?) Is it this the Mobius version of the FS-1 or one of your own design ? (And yes, I must be “long of the tooth” to remember this show fondly (The 70’s re-runs mind you ! 😂)
The intake is via the forward grill sections, which were removed and are completely open. The pumps technically pull water from the interior of the hull, but water enters the hull via these intakes in the front of the boat. As I mentioned, this is the Moebius plastic model kit.
@@RCSubGuy I would think if you wanted the appearance of the front grills in place you could open up the intakes on the top and maybe bottom of the hull and glue a screen behind them to dark them out.
Very nice, I`m flying RC Planes. Catalina and my nice Albatross... It was hard to setup all controlls, Motor and Rudder mixing and so on. But I think, one Stick for throttle (mix with rudder) and 2 Servos (mix) to controll pitch AND roll. Full power and fly like an eagle under water 🙂 Excuse my bad english.
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Marvellous. What a wonderful nostalgia kick. I was 12 years old when Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea appeared on TV in 1964. I may be showing my age at 70 but the little flying sub still looks futuristic. I'd love to see how the onboard camera performed - especially the encounter with the fearsome, giant sea dog and the escape into the deep. Great model.
I was the same age as you then and I had many of the same joys of watching until the storylines got too sci=fi. I remember the sea weed monsters. Richard Basehart and David Hedison. That and Time Tunnel.
@debbiemilka2251 Oh yes, Time Tunnel was another enjoyable series.
Always thought the Seaview was the best looking sub ever. And always remember hoping each episode of Voyage To The Bottom of The Sea would have the flying sub in it. You can't get much cooler than both subs. The fact that the scaled model you have works so well is a credit to the designers. Of course, not forgetting Stingray. Yet another really cool sub.
Now you got to make one that flys
SEAVIEW,...THE GREATEST SUB OF ALL TIME!!! OH ..YEAH!!!
@@erichayes2890 Too right.
I see to remember it crashed or had something go wrong every time they took it out.
@@jamesberdine8574 On the show do you mean?
That's amazing. I'd bet the producers of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea would be proud.
But, does it fly?😉
Great job, it is beautifully done!
I liked the detail of the dog monster.
Give them time.
Awesome! Now all you need to do is build a 1/32 scale Seaview and an electrical magnetic docking system and sally fort! Oh and make the Flying Sub Fly! Just kidding on the last part but on the first part, oh wow would that be great! This was truly great! Thank you!
I second you on the thought that it would be great if he had a 1/32nd scale Seaview and could do the docking/undocking sequence.
I suspect that he would need to upgrade to an Olympic-sized pool.
Fantastic! I can only hope you're presently working on the full-size, operational model, that can also fly at jet speeds, and of course, comfortable seats for a pilot and co-pilot. 🙂 The Flying Sub, aka FS1, was such a cool design. It still looks cool today. The design reminds me of those amazing sci-fi covers on the Tom Swift books.
Really a great sight to see the flying sub actually perform in the water.
It's really interesting that the design does work,but the filming miniatures had to be able to function in the water even if they were controlled/propelled by a Lydecker wire control rig.Thanks for a nice build and tribute to a fondly remembered series😀👍👍
Bloody marvelous...I could almost hear Richard Basehart's voice . Thank you
The Seaview was the coolest looking sub and the Flying sub was awesome
Awesome! I loved Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea growing up. That's the best looking and functioning fly sub I've seen yet. Congratulations!
What a great job! Takes me back to being a kid and watching the re-runs in the early 70’s!
That's awesome!! I loved "Voyage..." & had a couple of flying sub models when I was a kid. They eventually broke because I played with them all the time instead of leaving them on their displays. LOL I also loved the Seaview as well as another vehicle from an Irwin Allen show, the Jupiter 2 from Lost in Space. Totally dig the POV from the inside! Dude you really did a fantastic job. Bravo.
Looks good Bob! I'm working on my own flying sub conversion now, I'll post it when its done!
did you finish
Cleverly done, gentlemen.
Now there's a trip down memory lane, watched this series religiously back in the day. Nice replica!
Good to see The design is fairly hydrodynamic. Such an iconic vehicle. I was lucky enough to meet David Hedison on 3 occasions here in the UK. Real nice bloke who seemed to enjoy interacting with his fans.
But can it fly!? Can it burst out of a studio pool like a ufo taking flight!? Great work! Brought back memories.
That is awesome. I watched the show as a kid. I always thought submarines made that distinctive multi-ping sonar sound. Great to see this!
real submarines are blind underwater
You did what I wanted to do 50 years ago. I had a toy model of the flying sub and one day tossed it in my pool . I was amazed at how it easily glided through the pool . I thought man if I could have the proper electronics installed in this, this would make one cool toy. Congrats on letting me see this wild idea come to life.
Bob absolutely the best in the Nautilus absolutely love it.
As usual, a splendid job making this VTTBOTS Flying Sub model a functional craft. I was also gonzo to see that you have a Jaws Orca (Quint vessel) and Bruce the shark on the shelf. Amazing work sir.
I just finished up a video overview of ORCA. You can view it here: th-cam.com/video/POOwXZ9qBkA/w-d-xo.html
As a kid I loved this Show with these Subs, on Sunday Morning I got up early to watch this every Week along with Land Of The Lost, the 3 Stooges, and The Little Rascals. I think back in the late 70's and early 80's this show was a older rerun but I still loved it and was my Fav. Thanks for the trip down memory lane 👍
That is so cool brought back some fond memories
That flying sub is remarkable.very cool.guess what?I love that show.i used to watch it everyday.i had the DVD's.i just recently constructed a two foot wide identical, painted yellow of course, cardboard model that actually flys like a glider when you toss it in the air.then I added a very small motorized propeller with a tiny radio control system and I attached with Velcro strips two long skinny empty water bottles as pontoons to support it on the water and it can switch to water use,a surface vehicle.it works both ways.i got inspired by your model.
Gotta love Irwin Allan. A master of stock footage and putting all kinds of gizmos into places they couldn't possibly go.
I built the Seaview model twice, but the flying sub was always my favorite.
Wow !!!! That is VERY VERY COOL !!!!!! I loved watching Voyage to the bottom of the sea as a kid !! and the flying sub was my favorite !!!!!
I would love to do a Sub, I just don't have local access to free-water. Did one when I was younger but my Uncle sank it. Went to planes and cars after that. Beautiful Subs.
Absolutely brilliant! Loved this as a kid. Now u gotta make it fly as well haha! Great job, thanks! :)
Thank you for this - it showed up randomly and I watched it from start-to-finish, fascinated at this blast from the past. Great work - it looks beautiful and I'll bet it's almost as sophisticated a construct as the model they used for the TV show! I enjoyed seeing your answers to each of the questions that engineering puzzle posed. I will watch for more of your videos after this!
That was the coolest object shown on TV. The way it flew into the water was hilarious. My dad said the pilot's eyeballs would bounce off the windshield before snapping back into his head. You have an awesome collection of model submarines. Cartel guys have ten million dollars for you if you can make a full sized one.
Thanks for sharing your build. This brought my childhood to life. I can remember rushing home from school to finish my homework and watch Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. The FS-1 was my favorite part of the show.
I remember this vessel fondly...built the kit when I was knee high and I enjoyed the show as well! Thxs for sharing cheers!
Very cool! I used to run home from school to watch that show! Thanks for the memory!! Awesome
Appreciate the tribute to a childhood favorite. Many thanks!
As one of those 'long in the tooth' guys I built this model as a kid it was one of my favorites, along with the Enterprise, The land of the Giants ship and others, love that you took it those extra steps to make a 'sub' out of it, keep up the good work.
What an excellent looking model and very well executed. If Irwin Allen was alive to see this he would be very pleased. One can only wonder why this beautiful shape was never followed for some ROVs.
Irwin Allen was a creative genius back in the 60’s and his designs are absolute sci fi classic. Very enjoyable upload thanks
What great fun that series was as a small kid and again as an adult when I watched the whole series again. Really cool build. Now, if you can get that thing to actually emerge from the water and take off into the blue ...
Very cool. One of the best vehicle designs in American TV history.
Great to look at - and see operating underwater. (And that camera, too!)
Next step: Mark II - a Flying Sub!
Now you must get it to get airborne. Fantastic job!
This may be the coolest thing I've ever seen in my entire life! Well done. Awesome!
This is definitely a cool diy RC! Great job! Now I wanna make one.....lol.
That is so freakin awesome, I grew up watching this show and to now see a working version of the flying sub is just fantastic! 👍👍👍😎
When it said fully functional, iiiiii thought it would come out of the water and fly. Like in the show!😆👍🏼
Thats Awesome! Nice work! Nicely Done 🇺🇸⭐️😊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
That is so awesome!!!! And you don't have to be of a certain age to recognize the Flying Sub cause you got streaming reruns!!! LOL Awesome work!!! Loved it!
That brought back some cool memories
It needs to leave a bubble trail.....
Next, you need to build the Anderson Stingray....
Full-size of course....
Well done!
I built the Aurora 1:48 scale Flying Sub when i was a boy in the 60s.
Looks Good all you need now is the Sub to launch From
I loved watching Voyage to the Bottom of the sea
There's even a giant monster with
4 legs trying to attack the Flying Sub when it enters the water .( LOL) 😅😅😅
I have an unbuilt model in the closet. Now I know what I might try with it. All you need now is the scale Sea View docking bay to launch and return. Then we'll have to make it fly, too! Great project. Nice job.
Voyage to the bottom of the sea!! Great!! All you needed is a couple of under sea monsters when you launch the Seaview flying sub for effect
That is seriously one of the coolest things I have ever seen! Well done!
Nice to see another friendly RC submarine guY. I would like to build me that flying saucer.
Now that, is super cool. Excellent work.
Very, very cool! Love this!
Awesome! Always watched that show on TV.
Niiiiice. Watch out for the giant squid, though 🤣
Absolutely fantastic 👏
Awesome! What great memories.
Of all of your builds, I love the deeper submersibles best. Subs with lights and cameras are awesome. With all of the smaller HD cameras on the market that aren't much bigger than the lens itself, I'm somewhat surprised you went so "large." Great build! If you do run it at night, please post the footage.
This camera configuration was best for this application, and for $30, the value could not be beat.
@@RCSubGuy can't argue that
Beautifully elegant construction.
amazing, perfect design,like movie
Wonderful, the flying sub was much better than the mini sub it replaced.
That was AWESOME... I've always wished someone would build one. But until then this will do quite nicely.
That is so freaking cool!
Way cool, now I want to watch the show again😎👍🏻
GREAT JOB; really cool!!!
Excellent job Bob.....
Deceptive title. She doesn’t fly so she is not fully functional haha. Fantastic job, those underwater scenes, wow she looks so beautiful in her natural element. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for making this video buddy.
Very cool buddy!
Man, that is TOO cool!
Admiral Nelson, designer of Seaview and FS-1 would be proud. Good work.
I second Neubert500's comment that you should now build a 1/32nd scale Seaview with ventral hangar to perform the launch/recovery sequence.
This was fantastic.
How super cool is that. 👍👍👍
Excelente video 👍👍👍 Que emoción ver el Aerosub en RC 😄 Fascinante... Tengo casi 50 y todavía veo esta serie de tv... Ojalá en mi país, algún día, pueda conseguir un kit del Aerosub y lo construya 🙏 Saludos cordiales desde Valencia 🇻🇪
Wow. This is pretty amazing. If someone actually brought out an actual RC version of this I'm guessing that it would do well with the sci fi enthusiasts out there. I'm more into RC tank's myself but this would be something that I would look at.
I love the shot of the dog's paws.
Nicely done!
Very Nice. As a teenager had a fly by wire (pre-RC) model of this flying sub using a small single piston gasoline powered motor. But not one for use in water....
Still working on the flying part I assume. Could not resist, loved the video.
One of My favourite TV shows when I was a kid .
Very cool stuff!! Also, you are very creative to come up with this. I see a kick start kit coming..
Oops. Have watched several videos of guys building a functional Flying Sub but yours is by far the best yet. I didn't need to see this video after checking my funds in my account. LOL Again, an excellent job here.
That’s cool…
Let’s see it fly now!
That was a great series 🙂👍
I’ve been waiting for this build for a long time ! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼. I couldn’t quite see where the intake water was coming from that gets flushed through the bilge pumps. Do they just suck the water from inside the cavity of the submarine ? (Is the front window removed to flood the internal cavity of the sub ?) Is it this the Mobius version of the FS-1 or one of your own design ? (And yes, I must be “long of the tooth” to remember this show fondly (The 70’s re-runs mind you ! 😂)
The intake is via the forward grill sections, which were removed and are completely open. The pumps technically pull water from the interior of the hull, but water enters the hull via these intakes in the front of the boat. As I mentioned, this is the Moebius plastic model kit.
@@RCSubGuy I would think if you wanted the appearance of the front grills in place you could open up the intakes on the top and maybe bottom of the hull and glue a screen behind them to dark them out.
Great model that Admiral Nelson would be proud of!
OUTSTANDING...!!! I LOVE THIS ...!!!👍👍🙏🙏💖💖😎😎
That is so freakin cool.
Awesome work - looks outstanding!
That's very cool. I wonder if Cousteau's Saucer would drive and dive in a similar fashion.....
That was awesome
Very nice, I`m flying RC Planes. Catalina and my nice Albatross... It was hard to setup all controlls, Motor and Rudder mixing and so on. But I think, one Stick for throttle (mix with rudder) and 2 Servos (mix) to controll pitch AND roll. Full power and fly like an eagle under water 🙂 Excuse my bad english.
Good use for the old RC transmitter \ receiver. The low frequency must get better pentration under water.
Eloquent conversion sir!
That is so cool!
A superb job😊😊😊😊😊