Gänsehaut pur beim Anblick eines der elegantesten Warbird des WWII, der Sound des Rolls Royce Merlin Engine und das leichte pfeifen beim Überflug, einfach ein Genuß für Augen und Ohren.
Got a back seat ride in a P51 D at Fon du Lac at Oshkosh airshow a few years ago. Thrill of a lifetime. Commemorative AirForce a/c piloted by a volunteer F18 Navy pilot. Fantastic memory. 🇨🇦👍
I love the paint color of the Louisiana Kid too. I am a Air Force Vietnam veteran and I have always had a love affair with the P 51 Mustang. Around a year ago the Aero Precision firearm company came out with commemorative stocks for AR 15 rifles for each branch of service limited editions of 500 and I have one built with the yellow/black checker board cerakote color with the silver and It has P 51 on the side. It is a beautiful AR 15. If you have an email address I will send you a picture of It or a cell phone number I will send It to you. A picture that is. Lol. Jerry Robinson 9183533180 jerryrobinson4555@gmail.com
Definitely a positive video! I was able to take my step son on the 3D flight simulator at Southern Hills Mall in Sioux City, IA several years back. It was a P-51D, pilot's discretion over Mojave Desert. Epic! (Not a pilot, but my paternal grandfather was in Europe for WWII. The Mustangs and Thunderbolts were the 'Angels on their shoulders!')
@@jerryrobinson5163 Thank you for your service. I too an a Vietnam Navy vet. CVA-60 & CVA-67. I'm sure your AR is great, but prefer not to give out my email or phone. Did that once and regretted it. Keep that AR clean. You might need it soon the way things are going.
My father in law worked on this 51 many times when it was based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA. Such an awesome thing that the current owners keep the ole girl where she belongs- in the air.
seen 100 similar videos, but none of them put it together anything like this...outstanding work...the angles, the clarity, the perspective-choices...got me believing again, you could see anything past the 51s big-wing...still marvel over the N.A.73Xs jet-like radiator ductwork that added 30-40 mph to its top-speed...far-out....great video on a gorgeous craft...kutgw!!!
What an experience......I myself flew in the back seat of P-51D “Oh-Hun” so long ago that my 45 min. flight cost me a whopping $350.00 this so brings back the memories......👍🏻🇺🇸
@@lordbadman9264 As I said above, "based on the Rolls Royce." But the engine is American-made and incorporates significant American-designed improvements.
Rolls Royce Merlin Engine with British P40 then later P51 American design aircraft … absolutely brilliant for it's time, the first Mustang Mk Is entered service in January 1942, the first unit being 26 Squadron RAF.
majority of your p51s got a US built packard merlin, not RR. Almost exactly the same except I think the brits had a superior super charger setup in earlier model merlins
They may not be anywhere near fast as the jet fighters of today but are more thrilling to fly cause they feel and sound like your in a Pepsi can with a v12 on front of you nothing beats the old ww2 piston fighters they are real war birds
“ Tooter Teague “ was a famous aviator from the great state of Louisiana. Bossier City Louisiana. Known for his Chance Vought F 8 Crusader aircraft exploits, the last of the gun fighters as she was known. The only aircraft I’m aware of with a variable incidence wing. Forerunner to the A 7 Corsair II which had a very good service record in Vietnam. The 51 sure had sleek lines. The inner gear doors drop on their own weight and hydroelectric cylinders retract for ground clearance. One retracting landing light as well. In training aircraft instructors would randomly call engine failure. Always with the thought of emergency landing or if not possible then bail out if altitude allows. Wheels up better in corn field and the like. Ditching at sea pretty dicy as tends to nose in after scoop hits. Hard belly landing hard on spine as seats were rigid tight shoulder straps kept pilot from worse injury.
My Grandpa was credited with the downing of over 30 aircraft during WW2, Apparently, still to this day, the Luftwaffe consider him the worst mechanic they've ever had.
@@KumaBean my grandpa seriously use to work on p51 mustangs and some other usaf aircraft, he was a crew chief who serviced the engine etc he worked on p51d and later models of the mustang, his aviation interest passed on to my dad who tried to get in the air Force to be a fighter pilot but his eyesight didn't pass, he did get to ride in a p51 mustang once in 1980s. I'm also a big ww2 and airplane buff and have been to many airshows. My grandpa is dead now but I'm glad he had an aviation background that passed to my dad and myself
Brett Lloyd Awesome! I'm a huge aviation fan myself although my dad was never a fan. I've passed my passion down to my sons and we attend the local display every year, my eldest is seventeen now and we haven't missed a single one. He had his first flying lesson just a few weeks back so it's fair to say he's well and truly hooked 🙂🍻
We don't know them all, but we owe them all. My condolences to all who have gone on our behalf to preserve freedom and for those who are currently serving, may they return safely to their loved ones. God Bless America.
Sounds like the backseter was a bit surprised by the loop. I'm not a 51 fan boy, but it is good to see people taking such good care of these birds. Did you get a vid of the Staggerwing? I do like the early stuff.
I fell in love with the P51D mustang when my grandpa took me up in his and ever since then I was hooked I was about 16 years old when he took me up in her her mane was called The Marie he named his plane after my grandma and he was not easy with me but I took it like a champ I tryed to keep the plane after he passed away from a aorta embolism so my uncle took the plane and sold her on me the plane was left to me to fly but I never got to even say good bye to her now I have no idea where the plane went to but I always look for her I wish if I did find her I wish I had the money to get her back because no matter where she is I will fly her home again where she was last at thank you so much for the great flying you put tears in my eyes do to how you looked from behind you remind me of my grandfather miss you homer
@@TM-xb4mz Yeah, I'm sure it is, lucky you ! Defenitly one of the things on my bucket list. The sound of the Merlin is just magic for the ears. Great job, cheers 👌
Sehr gute Filmarbeit. Besonders bemerkenswert ist die Videokamera. Hier sieht man endlich ein korrektes Propellerbild wie bei einer Analog Filmkamera. Die Videokamera hat wohl einen teuren Global Shutter? Sonst bin ich nur neidisch auf den Piloten.
Ich stelle den Shutterspeed immer auf 50 oder 60. Dazu schalte ich dann Filter um die Überbelichtung auszugleichen. So bekommt man einen realistischen Propeller. ;) Gruß
Good one. A Lendlease one for the USSR. My GrandGrandFather had it in WW2. Easy to use over the enemy ones. Spitfire - немцам было плохо - как рубанёт с пулеметов 12.5 мм .
Lo han llamado "Ángel de la guarda" , "el Cadillac de los cielos"... Sin duda alguna , es un gran señor de los cielos , su dominio. Hecho para volar e imponerse por presencia . Elegancia y bravura. El inconfundible sonido de su turbo compresor , lo hace único. Privilegiados todos aquellos que aun lo tienen y pueden conducirlo. LARGA VIDA AL REY!!!
@Volks Waggener estúpido p51 cambio la guerra en Europa porque escoltaba ida y vuelta bombarderos desde Inglaterra a Berlín. Velocidad 705km más que el bf109, fw190,. Bf109g10 y los k y ta152 se hicieron entre todos como mucho 300 y con eso no haces nada, dicho de paso tampoco sobrepasaban por mucha velocidad al mustang. El bf109 en sus últimas variantes sólo sobrepasaba al mustang en ascenso. Maniobra, picada, en altura era mejor el mustang, a eso sumarle mucha munición en sus 6 cal. 50. Los p51 muchas veces atacaban a los alemanes aterrizando cuando se quedaban sin combustible. No tenían chance. Y dicho de paso también salieron otros p51 como en n con 780 de velocidad. Seguí participando. ANDA a ver documentales donde le preguntan a aces alemanes cual era el mejor caza? Los alemanes dicen el p51. Anda a preguntar a gunther rall eso
@Volks Waggener el bouchon no tiene db605 original bruto, por eso el morro no es el mismo es rolls royce. El bf109hasta la variante g6 fueron los más construidos y el p51 los sobrepasaba en todo incluso ascenso.
@Volks Waggener estas hablando de un buen piloto eso no es una generalidad, dicho de paso tienen esa cantidad de derribos porque no rotaban como los americanos, peleaban hasta que morían o guerra terminaba. Y dicho de paso 352 derribos sobre frente oriental es como 100 del lado occidental, sobre naves rusas o polacas de porquería. Tengo comprensión de texto pasa que no especificaste como lo hiciste ahora, eso te hace a vos el bruto. Ah y la tenes adentro porque el p51 es mejor en todo.
@Volks Waggener el 95% de los inventos son anglosajones. Seguí participando ignorante. Estas hablando por acá gracias a los yankis. Sos muy bruto, ignorante y lo peor te la das que sabes. El sabio hace silencio y aprende cuando se sabe. Seguro como todo chileno o eso parece podrías tener algo de sangre mapuche y no quemes nada si te subieron un poco el transporte. La tenes adentro
There's a P-51 named Louisiana Kid sitting on a concrete slab at an open air museum on Barksdale AFB in LA and i wonder if it's this same bird. I'm gonna have to stop one day and check the tail number. It breaks my heart every time i pass it, seeing her sitting there grounded and exposed to the weather and that beautiful sounding Merlin silenced.
@@bryanedwards524 The one displayed outdoors at Barksdale AFB is currently painted as "Moonbeam McSwine." It is apparently a rebuild from several aircraft. Any outdoor display of a Mustang or any warbird it tragic. It will corrode and weather and any non-expert repairs will be questionable at best. They should all be indoors at least. A fiberglass replica can be made for around $100K for outdoor displays.
Thanks a lot, I will ask to the owner It's my dream before die to fly into a P51-D iwth the Merlin music :-) Please see my little video : th-cam.com/video/V-Klp5qgkwY/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/chH_xclR9aA/w-d-xo.html New: Mail sent to the owner :-)
Great but holding a phone without a wrist lanyard at the very least? A loose article in the cockpit could bring a precious warbirds to a premature end.
Too heavy to maneuver with a me109 too many lies over out maneuvering the Luftwaffe is way overblown. Know the truth, Mercedes Benz would pluck this p51d out the sky.
Special thanks to Torsten Mörke from www.airventure.de for onboard footage and www.christian-bramkamp.com for air to air photo.
To think the Mustang, Spitfire, and Hurricane were all on the same side is unbelievable. 3 of the greatest airframes ever made.
Gänsehaut pur beim Anblick eines der elegantesten Warbird des WWII, der Sound des Rolls Royce Merlin Engine und das leichte pfeifen beim Überflug, einfach ein Genuß für Augen und Ohren.
I am going to capture this v12 sound for my morning bell.
And my lullaby. Thank you . It is blessing for me.
You're absolutely right by doing so :)
Got a back seat ride in a P51 D at Fon du Lac at Oshkosh airshow a few years ago. Thrill of a lifetime. Commemorative AirForce a/c piloted by a volunteer F18 Navy pilot. Fantastic memory. 🇨🇦👍
Louisiana Kid is awesome and the flying of it. Love the paint livery too. Thanks a BIG bunch for not adding music.
I love the paint color of the Louisiana Kid too. I am a Air Force Vietnam veteran and I have always had a love affair with the P 51 Mustang. Around a year ago the Aero Precision firearm company came out with commemorative stocks for AR 15 rifles for each branch of service limited editions of 500 and I have one built with the yellow/black checker board cerakote color with the silver and It has P 51 on the side. It is a beautiful AR 15. If you have an email address I will send you a picture of It or a cell phone number I will send It to you. A picture that is. Lol.
Jerry Robinson
9183533180
jerryrobinson4555@gmail.com
The Merlin sound IS the music.
Definitely a positive video! I was able to take my step son on the 3D flight simulator at Southern Hills Mall in Sioux City, IA several years back. It was a P-51D, pilot's discretion over Mojave Desert. Epic! (Not a pilot, but my paternal grandfather was in Europe for WWII. The Mustangs and Thunderbolts were the 'Angels on their shoulders!')
@@jerryrobinson5163 Thank you for your service. I too an a Vietnam Navy vet. CVA-60 & CVA-67. I'm sure your AR is great, but prefer not to give out my email or phone. Did that once and regretted it. Keep that AR clean. You might need it soon the way things are going.
My father in law worked on this 51 many times when it was based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA. Such an awesome thing that the current owners keep the ole girl where she belongs- in the air.
Beautiful P-51D! Very nice to go along for the ride as well.
seen 100 similar videos, but none of them put it together anything like this...outstanding work...the angles, the clarity, the perspective-choices...got me believing again, you could see anything past the 51s big-wing...still marvel over the N.A.73Xs jet-like radiator ductwork that added 30-40 mph to its top-speed...far-out....great video on a gorgeous craft...kutgw!!!
Nothing beats the sound of that V12...
Maybe the V12 of the Messerschmitt. But only because it has the same turbocharger "whine" when flying above you.
The p51, P38 and the F4U Corsair were the prettiest fighters of the war.
p -51 did a fly over at laverton 77 air show never forget that glorious sound
What an experience......I myself flew in the back seat of P-51D “Oh-Hun” so long ago that my 45 min. flight cost me a whopping $350.00 this so brings back the memories......👍🏻🇺🇸
Id say shut up and take my money
Sounds like a good bargain
That is a Packard V12, based on the Rolls Royce, but with a series of performance and reliability improvements. It is an American engine.
America's Choice without a base you can’t build
@@lordbadman9264 As I said above, "based on the Rolls Royce." But the engine is American-made and incorporates significant American-designed improvements.
@Volks Waggener I assume you can read www.tested.com/art/makers/492418-packard-merlin-how-detroit-mass-produced-britains-hand-built-powerhouse/
Of course it is 😆
@Volks Waggener I knew them. But I wanted you to see them from another source.
*Jealousy Intensifies*
WHAT A PERFECT PLANE !!! WOWW !!!! HUGS FROM BRAZIL !!!
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo 😉 🇫🇷
Rolls Royce Merlin Engine with British P40 then later P51 American design aircraft … absolutely brilliant for it's time, the first Mustang Mk Is entered service in January 1942, the first unit being 26 Squadron RAF.
Such a beautiful sound of a roaring engine
It sounds almost as good as a Spitfire. Nice job. 👍
They have the same engines lol 🙂
What a beautiful bird of pray ooo the sound 🤙absolutely amazing
Rolls Royce Merlin is probably the best sounding aircraft engine of all time, used in spitfire mosquito hurricane Lancaster and p51 mustang
Yes it is. Best of all time.
majority of your p51s got a US built packard merlin, not RR. Almost exactly the same except I think the brits had a superior super charger setup in earlier model merlins
I was really impressed that the Merlin took us with such ease. Great engine!
@@TM-xb4mz yeah it's probably the best aircraft engine ever used in many WW2 planes like spitfire p51 mustang, Lancaster mosquito etc, sounds great
Simply superb
my dream !! thank you !!
Klasse Video, mit tollen Onboard Aufnahmen. Das macht richtig Lust auch mal mitzufliegen. Daumen hoch! :)
Nice stuff Patrick!
They may not be anywhere near fast as the jet fighters of today but are more thrilling to fly cause they feel and sound like your in a Pepsi can with a v12 on front of you nothing beats the old ww2 piston fighters they are real war birds
“ Tooter Teague “ was a famous aviator from the great state of Louisiana. Bossier City Louisiana.
Known for his Chance Vought F 8 Crusader aircraft exploits, the last of the gun fighters as she was known. The only aircraft I’m aware of with a variable incidence wing. Forerunner to the A 7 Corsair II which had a very good service record in Vietnam.
The 51 sure had sleek lines.
The inner gear doors drop on their own weight and hydroelectric cylinders retract for ground clearance.
One retracting landing light as well.
In training aircraft instructors would randomly call engine failure. Always with the thought of emergency landing or if not possible then bail out if altitude allows.
Wheels up better in corn field and the like. Ditching at sea pretty dicy as tends to nose in after scoop hits.
Hard belly landing hard on spine as seats were rigid tight shoulder straps kept pilot from worse injury.
Super und Glückwunsch zu den Cockpit Aufnahmen
Holy Cow!!! I'd love to fly that bird!!
Robert Wilson you are not cool enough
@@starkiller6864 It depants on contacts or money mostly
My grandpa was a usaf crew chief who serviced p51 mustangs at an airforce base in Alaska during 1950s
My Grandpa was credited with the downing of over 30 aircraft during WW2,
Apparently, still to this day, the Luftwaffe consider him the worst mechanic they've ever had.
@@KumaBean your grandpa was the man
Brett Lloyd Joking aside and on topic, that's really cool, my Granddad used to just collect rocks and fossils, fighter planes are way cooler 🙂
@@KumaBean my grandpa seriously use to work on p51 mustangs and some other usaf aircraft, he was a crew chief who serviced the engine etc he worked on p51d and later models of the mustang, his aviation interest passed on to my dad who tried to get in the air Force to be a fighter pilot but his eyesight didn't pass, he did get to ride in a p51 mustang once in 1980s. I'm also a big ww2 and airplane buff and have been to many airshows. My grandpa is dead now but I'm glad he had an aviation background that passed to my dad and myself
Brett Lloyd Awesome! I'm a huge aviation fan myself although my dad was never a fan. I've passed my passion down to my sons and we attend the local display every year, my eldest is seventeen now and we haven't missed a single one. He had his first flying lesson just a few weeks back so it's fair to say he's well and truly hooked 🙂🍻
Someone should sound clip this video into a DCS mod for the Mustang!!
Stunning never that blue on any aircraft before makes it really pop in the sky great for photography. Sounded pretty good too 😃👍👍
it almost seems sacreligeous to fly that plane and not be in a dogfight.
sacrilegious*
Great video! Thank you for not adding music.
We don't know them all, but we owe them all. My condolences to all who have gone on our behalf to preserve freedom and for those who are currently serving, may they return safely to their loved ones. God Bless America.
Großartig. Wirklich toll gemacht 👍
danke danke
What an awesome plane
Sounds like the backseter was a bit surprised by the loop. I'm not a 51 fan boy, but it is good to see people taking such good care of these birds. Did you get a vid of the Staggerwing? I do like the early stuff.
Well, I wasn't really suprised by the loop, but the moment has overwhelmed me :)
An american design with a British rolls Royce merlin engine made the p51 mustang one of the best ww2 fighters, one of the greatest airplanes ever
Great plane 👏👏👏👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻and beautiful sound..
I fell in love with the P51D mustang when my grandpa took me up in his and ever since then I was hooked I was about 16 years old when he took me up in her her mane was called The Marie he named his plane after my grandma and he was not easy with me but I took it like a champ I tryed to keep the plane after he passed away from a aorta embolism so my uncle took the plane and sold her on me the plane was left to me to fly but I never got to even say good bye to her now I have no idea where the plane went to but I always look for her I wish if I did find her I wish I had the money to get her back because no matter where she is I will fly her home again where she was last at thank you so much for the great flying you put tears in my eyes do to how you looked from behind you remind me of my grandfather miss you homer
Holy run on sentence Batman.
seems too beautiful to be used for war. everything from looks to how the v12 sings like an orchestra of pistons.
WOW!! What an experience must that be! 100% jealous
One of the best things I've ever done :) The power of the P51 is amazing. I was also suprised how stable it flys.
@@TM-xb4mz Yeah, I'm sure it is, lucky you ! Defenitly one of the things on my bucket list. The sound of the Merlin is just magic for the ears. Great job, cheers 👌
The sound of a P-51 in hard-on inducing.
UK motor or US motor ?
@@user-ww7wz2gs4sin my opinion both the American Allison and the British Rolls-Royce sound credible in a P51.
@@user-ww7wz2gs4s The name of the video is P-51D AWESOME ONBOARD V12 MERLIN SOUND, so what do you think?
Awesome Mustang video! )))
Thanks! I got a lot more, check my channel.
Schöne Zusammenstellung👍 Dachte erst du wärst selbst mitgeflogen nach dem Thumbnail 😁
irgendwann vielleicht ;)
American beauty coupled with British ingenuity, perfect! 👌
Awesome.
nice
Sehr gute Filmarbeit. Besonders bemerkenswert ist die Videokamera. Hier sieht man endlich ein korrektes Propellerbild wie bei einer Analog Filmkamera. Die Videokamera hat wohl einen teuren Global Shutter? Sonst bin ich nur neidisch auf den Piloten.
Ich stelle den Shutterspeed immer auf 50 oder 60. Dazu schalte ich dann Filter um die Überbelichtung auszugleichen. So bekommt man einen realistischen Propeller. ;) Gruß
I remember seeing Louisanna Kid at New Zealand war birds event years ago.
P.S. For NOT adding music during flight.
Good one. A Lendlease one for the USSR. My GrandGrandFather had it in WW2. Easy to use over the enemy ones. Spitfire - немцам было плохо - как рубанёт с пулеметов 12.5 мм .
Woah!! What an experience!
I can tell you.. ;)
@@TM-xb4mz Tell me.. :)
I’m speechless.
Il2 bos got it right. It does sound like that.
More WW2 aircraft need to be recovered and restored now
super avion !!! merci
Lo han llamado "Ángel de la guarda" , "el Cadillac de los cielos"... Sin duda alguna , es un gran señor de los cielos , su dominio.
Hecho para volar e imponerse por presencia . Elegancia y bravura. El inconfundible sonido de su turbo compresor , lo hace único.
Privilegiados todos aquellos que aun lo tienen y pueden conducirlo. LARGA VIDA AL REY!!!
@Volks Waggener pelotudo.... El rey de los mares obviamente
@Volks Waggener estúpido p51 cambio la guerra en Europa porque escoltaba ida y vuelta bombarderos desde Inglaterra a Berlín. Velocidad 705km más que el bf109, fw190,. Bf109g10 y los k y ta152 se hicieron entre todos como mucho 300 y con eso no haces nada, dicho de paso tampoco sobrepasaban por mucha velocidad al mustang. El bf109 en sus últimas variantes sólo sobrepasaba al mustang en ascenso. Maniobra, picada, en altura era mejor el mustang, a eso sumarle mucha munición en sus 6 cal. 50. Los p51 muchas veces atacaban a los alemanes aterrizando cuando se quedaban sin combustible. No tenían chance. Y dicho de paso también salieron otros p51 como en n con 780 de velocidad. Seguí participando. ANDA a ver documentales donde le preguntan a aces alemanes cual era el mejor caza? Los alemanes dicen el p51. Anda a preguntar a gunther rall eso
@Volks Waggener el bouchon no tiene db605 original bruto, por eso el morro no es el mismo es rolls royce. El bf109hasta la variante g6 fueron los más construidos y el p51 los sobrepasaba en todo incluso ascenso.
@Volks Waggener estas hablando de un buen piloto eso no es una generalidad, dicho de paso tienen esa cantidad de derribos porque no rotaban como los americanos, peleaban hasta que morían o guerra terminaba. Y dicho de paso 352 derribos sobre frente oriental es como 100 del lado occidental, sobre naves rusas o polacas de porquería. Tengo comprensión de texto pasa que no especificaste como lo hiciste ahora, eso te hace a vos el bruto. Ah y la tenes adentro porque el p51 es mejor en todo.
@Volks Waggener el 95% de los inventos son anglosajones. Seguí participando ignorante. Estas hablando por acá gracias a los yankis. Sos muy bruto, ignorante y lo peor te la das que sabes. El sabio hace silencio y aprende cuando se sabe. Seguro como todo chileno o eso parece podrías tener algo de sangre mapuche y no quemes nada si te subieron un poco el transporte. La tenes adentro
Respekte!
Good Stuff. North American got it right.
the best ....
Nothing beats the sound of a bf109
@Steveness stiffler except a P51D Mustang, Lol
Bucket list
There's a P-51 named Louisiana Kid sitting on a concrete slab at an open air museum on Barksdale AFB in LA and i wonder if it's this same bird. I'm gonna have to stop one day and check the tail number. It breaks my heart every time i pass it, seeing her sitting there grounded and exposed to the weather and that beautiful sounding Merlin silenced.
This one is flying in germany. Does the one in LA also have a blue colour cheme?
No this one is bare skin with dark blue nose and rudder, and it is a D model.
@@bryanedwards524 The one displayed outdoors at Barksdale AFB is currently painted as "Moonbeam McSwine." It is apparently a rebuild from several aircraft. Any outdoor display of a Mustang or any warbird it tragic. It will corrode and weather and any non-expert repairs will be questionable at best. They should all be indoors at least. A fiberglass replica can be made for around $100K for outdoor displays.
👍❤
Wonder where the recaro seats went ......
Luv! luv! Is it possible to make a baptism in this P-51D ? i saw that it's a bi-place
lol, idk. But you can ask the owner i guess... www.louisiana-kid.com/p-51d-louisiana-kid.html
Thanks a lot, I will ask to the owner
It's my dream before die to fly into a P51-D iwth the Merlin music :-)
Please see my little video : th-cam.com/video/V-Klp5qgkwY/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/chH_xclR9aA/w-d-xo.html
New: Mail sent to the owner :-)
Would be awesome to hear it let loose with the guns.
How much does that cost to ride in the back seat? I need to save up some money.
Why I didn't see the cameraman in the back seat from outside?
footage from different flights, I cheatet a little ;)
Theres a headrest and then it's gone when it being filmed from inside..🤔🤔
Great but holding a phone without a wrist lanyard at the very least? A loose article in the cockpit could bring a precious warbirds to a premature end.
You're right. I did not even think about it then. I got the phone out because it seemed like the headcam was not recording.
I want one. How much?
Expect about 3.000.000 $ at least for a flying Mustang...
✌🏿😜 🛩️🏁🛩️🏁🛩️🏁🛩️🏁🛩️✌🏿😜
Love to have that motor in my lawnmower.
Strange editing. Headrest with no passenger, then no headrest with passenger.
Its a combo filmed on 3 following days.
Тяжеловат на подъем,как показалось
The videos just cant do it justice in my opinion
Too heavy to maneuver with a me109 too many lies over out maneuvering the Luftwaffe is way overblown. Know the truth, Mercedes Benz would pluck this p51d out the sky.
Eh, spitfire's better.