That's why i don't like scale rollercoasters because the cars move waaaaay too fast, and irl the passengers would get killed by the insane G forces, so it's unnatural how most scale models move compared to the real thing.
I thought it was just me being old, but yes I agree with you, the reduced speed allows for a more realistic appreciation for what you're seeing. I was thinking a nice steampunky blimp would be really cool to see flying around and watch the mechanics of that.
When my father was a child, he made model airplanes. Had them hanging in his bedroom. Then he started making models that actually flew. Passed the hobby along to me as a kid. But these super-light, RC indoor models are CRAZY COOL MAN! Dad would’ve loved them God rest his soul. Thanks😇👍🏻
The corsair slow flying around was awesome, the concord on the other hand was incapable of flying slow. Congrats to all the builders and pilots that was a very good show
Agreed. That Corsair is amazing. And you can tell the pilot was doing an amazing job keeping it coordinated in the turns. Not easy to do at those slow speeds. A little too much skid or slip and hello stall/spin!
The Corsair prop started just like the real one would and it has folding wings, lights, a super paint job and looks superb, a good choice of scale to. Hats off to all.
It always amazes me when someone makes such an amazingly realistic model and then mounts weird colored lights somewhere totally unexpected like the oil/intercooler inlets... But they built it they can do what they like with it I suppose.
@@1574me The lights look like bright LEDs to me and the plane is flying in low light so I'd say that they aren't weird but necessary. Their placement makes sense to. There's an audience and this is part of the entertainment.
As a long time RC Modeler I can say, Just when I thought I had seen it all. There has got to be some incredible work put into these models. This truly is RC Magic at it's best.
@@buddyguy4723 Have coffee mug and decals but not any of their planes, Really enjoy their content but they build in foam board and I build in EPP. Just a difference in build philosophy NOT a knock. Long Live Flight Test.
My guess is that they are built with a super light weight frame made of lightweight wood or carbon fiber inside the fuselage that is pressure filled with helium like a balloon. The wings would be a combination of cut foam wood or carbon structure and pressure filled with helium as well... but this is just a guess...
Seeing all those planes flying around at the same time reminded me of when I used to pylon race. When I was just barely a teenager, I got involved in racing 100mph Q-500's and I was good at it. But I was young and sharp, my brain could process information at the speed of light back then! Fast forward 40+ years and here I am watching these slow flying aircraft thinking how fun it would be to fly something so slow and graceful and more to scale. I still fly r/c planes but mainly flat bottom high winged airplanes with 80+" wingspans and I own a '49 C170A, but this looks challenging. Besides the confines of a building and a crowd so close by, it seems to me they're flying just barely over their stall speed. Maybe it's an illusion. Either way, there's some very accomplished pilots there with some beautiful aircraft doing a fantastic job! Great video!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Особенно впечатляет плавность полета и его низкая скорость. Сначала показалось, что это замедленная съемка. Очень красиво!
Despite the ingenuity shown in keeping the weight down, they still took the trouble to have folding wings plus the extra complication of folding wings and a geared full size propeller, Amazing.
The Corsair and Concorde were especially impressive. It would be interesting to see a film about how some of these models were built and powered to make them suitable for indoor flying. So boring seeing RC jets flying out in the open . . . most are just a blur, although the occasional mid-air disintegration can be somewhat interesting.
I do like how these ultra lights fly really scale. I wasn't expecting that. I thought the light wing loading would make them just look slow and floaty. Especially the Dash-8's! They look so good.
Yes! Glad this got suggested, I guess my use of UMX and ultra ultra micro in comments in other videos helped the algorithm. I'm obsessed with low and slow planes right now, stuff I can fly in my neighborhood.
The amazing elegance of the planes and its parts; the neatness of the place; the respectfull and orderley way pilots and crowd behave is a direct reflection of the quality and seriousness of the country holding this gathering. Congratulations to the German citizens.You are an example to follow.
It's interesting to watch them fly together, but one will be flaps out and using lift, and another one will be right next to it, flaps down, clearly using the propellers to keep it aloft. Nice flying all around, this looks like a challenge to say the least.
I don't do RC at all, but these are stunning. I think it is the proportional relationship between size and speed, quite beautiful really. I fly paragliders and do so, in part, because of the beauty of the sport. I am drawn to these craft for much the same reason.
@@einundsiebenziger5488 Just the right time to start with that hobby now: Trade fair halls aren't that busy at this time, so they ought to be rent quite cheap 😉
When I was a Child, my Father and his Kousin Ernst had a friendship. He come to us with his Sister. And so he learnd my Father and me how you fly Modellplanes. Some Planes did go crash, but a lot of Planes are alive. Thank Godness. I like Planes very mutch.
Awesome!, incredible how this guys get the perfect weight/thrust ratio in the the scale models to emulate the real flight behavior of the real size plains, amazing to watch.
This looks so cool because with some of these, like the airliners, its the right speed according to the scale size of these. It doesn't have that erratic sped up look to it like that typical RC plane. It appears more realistic.
Pretty sure the guy with the Tropic Air in the beginning is the same guy that made that insane mini indoor 1S glider. Corsair stole the show no doubt. They’re all cool! 👍
Fabulous sight and amazing skills. If great aeromodellers like this shared their construction techniques and power set-ups, just imagine how many more incredible creations the community could make and watch.
it's very weird, to see a bunch of people in a warehouse, watching rc planes slowly go in circles 😀 but I guess that's how any hobby looks to an outsider
*_Many_* decades ago my Dad was into RC planes, and started me & my bro flying them at around 10yo. We got pretty good! This was just after the wheel was invented so we had some pretty low-tech looking transmitters lol... These models are amazing, and appear to have realistic power to weight ratio. Which would definitely keep the pilot very careful not to stall... It's a very realistic, cool look when a model of the Corsair doesn't look like it's flying faster than an SR-71 lol...
The theory is simple, weight defines speed. By choosing the right weight you can get the right scale to speed ratio. But construction and handwork of these models seem to be really top level an not that easy.
That Corsair is CRAZY!!! Absolutely stunning.
Wonderful ! The low speed of these models produces a very good impression of realism ,very far away from the hectic flight of many outdoor RC models.
So true and well said.
For sure!
Greetings from Brazil!
Well built and well flown.....great realism.
That's why i don't like scale rollercoasters because the cars move waaaaay too fast, and irl the passengers would get killed by the insane G forces,
so it's unnatural how most scale models move compared to the real thing.
I thought it was just me being old, but yes I agree with you, the reduced speed allows for a more realistic appreciation for what you're seeing. I was thinking a nice steampunky blimp would be really cool to see flying around and watch the mechanics of that.
When my father was a child, he made model airplanes. Had them hanging in his bedroom. Then he started making models that actually flew. Passed the hobby along to me as a kid. But these super-light, RC indoor models are CRAZY COOL MAN! Dad would’ve loved them God rest his soul. Thanks😇👍🏻
The corsair slow flying around was awesome, the concord on the other hand was incapable of flying slow. Congrats to all the builders and pilots that was a very good show
They are all amazing, but that Corsair is on another level completely!
Agreed. That Corsair is amazing. And you can tell the pilot was doing an amazing job keeping it coordinated in the turns. Not easy to do at those slow speeds. A little too much skid or slip and hello stall/spin!
Where did the engine roar come from?
Jep, when those wheels folded back you knew it
@@stephenabraham6787 @0kxx
Are these models ready made or built? I’ve never seen them on the web for sale...
The Corsair prop started just like the real one would and it has folding wings, lights, a super paint job
and looks superb, a good choice of scale to. Hats off to all.
It always amazes me when someone makes such an amazingly realistic model and then mounts weird colored lights somewhere totally unexpected like the oil/intercooler inlets... But they built it they can do what they like with it I suppose.
And retractable gear
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@@1574me The lights look like bright LEDs to me
and the plane is flying in low light so I'd say that they aren't weird but necessary. Their placement makes sense to. There's an audience and this is part of the entertainment.
@@yamkaw346 Yes the retractable gear!
I had NO CLUEW these models existed. What an amazing indoor slo-mo sport.
As a long time RC Modeler I can say, Just when I thought I had seen it all. There has got to be some incredible work put into these models. This truly is RC Magic at it's best.
You said it.
It's amazing. I've never heard of this stuff going on.
Scale-ish speeds too. really blew my mind.
you would probably like the channel flight test
@@buddyguy4723 Have coffee mug and decals but not any of their planes, Really enjoy their content but they build in foam board and I build in EPP. Just a difference in build philosophy NOT a knock. Long Live Flight Test.
I love the Germans, they throw everything at what they do. Excellent slow flying for their size. Top marks to all. Love it.
Indoor flying has come so far. This is nuts. Amazing. Love the Corsair.
Even an Ultralight Indoor model of a Concorde can not fly slow! Great jobs, all!
This is so cool...the Dash8 are the most natural looking ones when they fly.
I wonder if they could do a barrel roll!
@@Herr_Jehmineh and then call it a night...
I would like to see contruction techniques for these wonder airplanes. They are very well put together.
Where can these planes be purchased ?? Jack
@@johnramsayjr4417 you can't
Unless they are made from a wood kit which may be the case
These are most likely custom and not for sale
as many of the videos ive seen of them flying, never have i seen a build video on how theyre made..starting to think thats a well guarded secret.
My guess is that they are built with a super light weight frame made of lightweight wood or carbon fiber inside the fuselage that is pressure filled with helium like a balloon. The wings would be a combination of cut foam wood or carbon structure and pressure filled with helium as well... but this is just a guess...
No, thats not correct. There is no helium inside. It's just the very light fuselage.
I grew up near a r/c field in the 70s I am over 60 now. This is the best ever. Thank you for making a old guy smile. Love the corsa air
I've never seen these ultra light RC planes before. Absolutely stunning!
Seeing all those planes flying around at the same time reminded me of when I used to pylon race. When I was just barely a teenager, I got involved in racing 100mph Q-500's and I was good at it. But I was young and sharp, my brain could process information at the speed of light back then!
Fast forward 40+ years and here I am watching these slow flying aircraft thinking how fun it would be to fly something so slow and graceful and more to scale. I still fly r/c planes but mainly flat bottom high winged airplanes with 80+" wingspans and I own a '49 C170A, but this looks challenging. Besides the confines of a building and a crowd so close by, it seems to me they're flying just barely over their stall speed. Maybe it's an illusion.
Either way, there's some very accomplished pilots there with some beautiful aircraft doing a fantastic job! Great video!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Особенно впечатляет плавность полета и его низкая скорость. Сначала показалось, что это замедленная съемка. Очень красиво!
Despite the ingenuity shown in keeping the weight down, they still took the trouble to have folding wings plus the extra complication of folding wings and a geared full size propeller, Amazing.
And, don't forget the retractable gear.
The Corsair and Concorde were especially impressive.
It would be interesting to see a film about how some of these models were built and powered to make them suitable for indoor flying.
So boring seeing RC jets flying out in the open . . . most are just a blur, although the occasional mid-air disintegration can be somewhat interesting.
I'd love to see these under construction. Amazing models!
My God, man, put the plans up for that large scale Corsair! That would make all things good in the world again!
Adding authentic engine sound to the Corsair was really cool....And the folding wings were perfect!
I do like how these ultra lights fly really scale. I wasn't expecting that. I thought the light wing loading would make them just look slow and floaty. Especially the Dash-8's! They look so good.
Yes! Glad this got suggested, I guess my use of UMX and ultra ultra micro in comments in other videos helped the algorithm. I'm obsessed with low and slow planes right now, stuff I can fly in my neighborhood.
All are amazing to watch. That Corsair is just insane !!!
I have never seen such magnificent model aircraft flying indoors. I didn't know it existed! FANTASTIC!
The amazing elegance of the planes and its parts; the neatness of the place; the respectfull and orderley way pilots and crowd behave is a direct reflection of the quality and seriousness of the country holding this gathering. Congratulations to the German citizens.You are an example to follow.
It's interesting to watch them fly together, but one will be flaps out and using lift, and another one will be right next to it, flaps down, clearly using the propellers to keep it aloft. Nice flying all around, this looks like a challenge to say the least.
Well, it is amazing! Such nice copies with a lot of functions fly indoors! Kudos to constructors, builders, and pilots!
Omigosh ! They fly so gracefully.
That Vought Corsair is an absolute gem!!!
It’s difficult for my brain to process how amazing it is!
This is why a light wing load is so desirable to just go really slow without stall. Amazing and gravity defying really.
I don't do RC at all, but these are stunning. I think it is the proportional relationship between size and speed, quite beautiful really. I fly paragliders and do so, in part, because of the beauty of the sport. I am drawn to these craft for much the same reason.
seeing all of those planes flying together in the Gym is amazing!!! and a mall? wow! Love the sound effects during the Corsair Flight! too cool
It's not a gym, it's an exhibition hall at a trade show.
@@einundsiebenziger5488 Just the right time to start with that hobby now: Trade fair halls aren't that busy at this time, so they ought to be rent quite cheap 😉
Ultra Light!?!? They looked like they were floating !! That was perfect 👌!!. My favorite of course is the Corsair....haha 😄 🤣!!
When I was a Child, my Father and his Kousin Ernst had a friendship. He come to us with his Sister. And so he learnd my Father and me how you fly Modellplanes. Some Planes did go crash, but a lot of Planes are alive. Thank Godness. I like Planes very mutch.
Awesome!, incredible how this guys get the perfect weight/thrust ratio in the the scale models to emulate the real flight behavior of the real size plains, amazing to watch.
This looks so cool because with some of these, like the airliners, its the right speed according to the scale size of these. It doesn't have that erratic sped up look to it like that typical RC plane. It appears more realistic.
I've been flying R/C for over 45 years and these are amazing
Looks like they solved the gravity issue ;o) Amazing!
helium is a powerful thing ;)
The speed to scale ratio is awesome!!
The F4U is so big. I have never seen such big indoor RC Planes. Cool❤😵
These are amazing models. I'm very impressed! Nice work, guys...
I could watch that Corsair raise and lower gear all day.
There's always a way for everyone to enjoy this hobby.
F4U is one of my favorite aircraft. I could have watched an entire video of only it flying!
These are darned cool
So slow and graceful! Love these models! Amazing levels of detail for such light construction!
You've done the Brilliant! Congrats. Definitely a GOLD medal.
How they fly at very low speed is amazing .
Helium filled ,,They're basically hollow and 1 mm skin ,Basically a blimp , Ridgid parts are foam
@@Pinkielover wing profile and low weight 😅
I like seeing models of the Dash8. We need more of those in the hobby.
The way the little ones don’t have just endless power makes them look very convincing versus other scale models.
Way more realistic than outdoor rc - flying!
The addition of authentic Corsair engine sound effects added a lot to the experience.
It must take steady hands and calm nerves to fly indoors like that. Very nice.
I am 100% amazed with these type videos! Thank you! 😊
that Corsair is HUGE ! I wonder how much it weights... absolutely stunning
Unbelievable! Incroyable! Unglaublich!
That Corsair not only looked great it sounded great!!!
Just when I thought that Corsair was the pinnacle, the thing still retracts its landing gear. Incredible!
Too much awesome guys, it show real flyers yes ? what ever , it looks great fun for flyers and spectators alike
Amazing! I flew Dash 8-300's back in the 1990's.
Great training planes! Those have to be super light!
First time seeing these. Amazing!
Yes the Corsair and Concorde are highlights, but so was everything else.
Unbelievable. Fantastic models. 👍👍👏👏👏
Pretty sure the guy with the Tropic Air in the beginning is the same guy that made that insane mini indoor 1S glider. Corsair stole the show no doubt. They’re all cool! 👍
Fabulous sight and amazing skills.
If great aeromodellers like this shared their construction techniques and power set-ups, just imagine how many more incredible creations the community could make and watch.
it's very weird, to see a bunch of people in a warehouse, watching rc planes slowly go in circles 😀
but I guess that's how any hobby looks to an outsider
relaxing b4 bed. great job all u model aviators .
Beautiful slow flyers,especially the corsair f4u
I can enjoy my schnitzelgruben while I watch the planes !
11 is my limit
Amazing, these things look much more realistic in flight than their faster heavier outdoor cousins.
翼折りたたみ､脚収納まで作り込た上で軽量化して屋内で飛行させるなんて､こんな人たちが居られることに驚きです｡大型機､しかもコンコルドの様な設計の高速機を低速で軽々と飛ばしてコントロールする技術が凄い!!!
敬服します｡
Its amazing how these people make these planes so light, it lookes so sick
Quite amazing scale speed. Beautiful to watch.
Great sound effects on the Corsair. I half expected a little guy to get out when it landed. It needs a Zero buddy.
This is aeromodeling at the DiVinci level -the perfect blend of Art, sCIENCE and Vision!!
Outstanding Scale examples of aircraft done in miniature and flown expertly. Totally Incredible.
Einfach Super! Tolle Modelle und schön geflogen! Danke!
I thought I had seen it all and then the Corsair did the wing fold. Amazing model.
Some perler landings, love the dash 8s
Wow just wow and a fan of ww2 planes the corsair 👍👍👍👍👍
Finally airliners with realistic flight speeds
Unbelievable the way these are able to fly at such low speeds indoor. My first thought was these are attached to strings.
More, more, LOTS more pleeease!!! 🙏 this was soo relaxing thank you! I wish there was a cam facing up in the middle of their flight pattern.
Thanks for the very well shot/edited and fascinating footage!
Many thanks for your feedback, I appreciate it very much 👍
Fantastic, the slower the better indoor
The geekiness is simply off the chart here. But pretty cool tho.
That Corsair at the beginning would be awesome in my collection.
Even Mria is here! Amazing!
Very relaxing to watch. Gorgeous work.
That F4U Corsair is gorgeous!
Takes real talent to design, build and fly these. Great work.
Omg...I want that slow Corsair 😱😱💙
*_Many_* decades ago my Dad was into RC planes, and started me & my bro flying them at around 10yo. We got pretty good! This was just after the wheel was invented so we had some pretty low-tech looking transmitters lol... These models are amazing, and appear to have realistic power to weight ratio. Which would definitely keep the pilot very careful not to stall... It's a very realistic, cool look when a model of the Corsair doesn't look like it's flying faster than an SR-71 lol...
These are all super cool but the Dash 8-400s are great. OK - the Corsair is pretty terrific too...
The theory is simple, weight defines speed. By choosing the right weight you can get the right scale to speed ratio. But construction and handwork of these models seem to be really top level an not that easy.
Don't know why, but I get goosebumps seeing them all circle together.
So cool to have retractable landing gear and brakes.
Quite relaxing watching these 🙂
Magic....Indoor😉👍🌠🛩🌠🛩🌠🛩🌠