Hopefully the equally miniature transponder allowed authorities to locate and recover the wreckage! But, seriously, I can barely fathom getting a 1.06 gram RC anything to fly under remote control.
Amazing achievement! I still think I have the world's smallest EDF engines on my 1:100 A330 using the actual plastic parts of a plastic display kit to make up the cfm fans on the smallest brushed motors I could find (3mm) in foam turned nacelles on 1 cell with a simple ultra micro Rx. Still perfecting the flight but it's a flyer for sure. I am loving the challenge of ultra and hyper micro RC, the challenges are numerous but it's all worth it when these little things fly. Love the diorama - you're a true hobbyist and innovator.
I think saw your 1:100 scale A330 on R/C groups, a great model. I built a 4.5- inch twin ducted fan A-10 a few years back. It used 10mm fans? You can find my thread on it on R/C groups. I need to make a new video on it.
Wow ! Back about 1972, I built a 11.75 inch wingspan, folker D-7, tee dee 10 powered, which was later radio controlled by another hobbyist... at the time it was small, but this little plane is remarkable, well done sir. Perhaps it is time to revisit the plane of my youth, and do it in electric ... about as small as old eyes and hands will allow. ...lol .
This is so cool. Not just for the airplane, but also because of the Red Baron kit. I had a Matchbox Red Baron car as a child, and foolishly played with it and lost it down a hole in the side of a chimney in my childhood home. It's probably still there.
Very fast little guy, and very difficult to see it flying in that area. Maybe try flying it in an open gymnasium. Awesome video! Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍
absolutely awesome work! Some day I hope to see a single chip receiver that will enable even smaller builds, though it will be perhaps too difficult to see.
Congratulations on your successful first flight The wind conditions may have been perfect but the lighting leaves me wanting, wanting to actually see it fly.😏 Precessional photography would also help to capture that tiny, tiny airplane in flight. That can't be easy, like getting video of a fly flying about.
Very nice dr1, the Red Baron would be very proud. You did a great job beautiful work. Keep it up enjoy the clip thanks for the Post. Today is July 19th 2022.
my hobby is RC airplanes so looking at it though it would be slowish, but no it is so fast!! A really amazing build and thank you for showing it to us.
Amazingly enough, at such a small scale and weight things don't break that easily. Some sort of physics factor where paper would be stronger than steel in dropping. Have you ever seen a cockroach or an ant break its leg when falling off a table? But if an elephant falls off a bridge, a LOT will break. (Does anyone know which named physics principle that is where lightweight small things don't break when crash-landing?) Small is beautiful here.
@@hstrinzel I think the law you're thinking of is the Square Cube law. It relates how mechanical strength scales with the cross-sectional area of an object, but the weight scales with the volume of an object.
@@hstrinzelthe first thought I had at the end of the video was the same thing as mentioned above. But that totally makes sense when you said that it's so tiny it has it's own physics and it doesn't break. That's incredible. I wouldn't have guessed that. Until I read the comment I figured that, that was half the battle to getting it fly. I imagined how frustrating it must have been to always be having to fix it. But I guess not. Such I cool little...well tiny build. So impressive. I probably speak for a lot of people that requested a video showing more of "how it works" more specifically the tiny electronics and that control it. Most of us didnt think anything that tiny to make it possible even existed, which is why we're so curious. Such I neat neat! tiny creation
During Ant War 2, the deadliest war in Ant history, an ace from Düsseldorf, Germany, named Antony von Anthoven, with his fighter plane, shot down 29 British planes and 12 French planes. Antony was one of the most feared pilot in the great war. He continued to do shoot down more planes when one plane from the Canadian Air Squadron shot down his plane.
If you need more information than what is shown and said in the video, you're not qualified to build one. Sorry, try something larger first to reduce the risk of disappointment.
@@bluehoodieproductions1634 It is very fiddly but these days there are guys who make RC receivers n servos. A search will find them. A 1/72 is doable by noobies. You can start with one of those $20 tiny quad drones. Use two motors for P39, Me110. Motor steering. Supermarket foam trays, Chinese takeaway etc. Nichrome hot wire cutter.
That is amazing you could truly start a good business hobby,I tried to build sumthn as small as I could but gave up, You truly could sell and race these, I believe it,
LOL so absurd all I can do is laugh. Not to insult the truly unimaginable skill and patience it takes to create such a thing, but it's so outlandish tiny I just laugh like WTF?! LOL!
You could, but you would get far less runtime, though much faster recharge times. Super capacitors don’t have nearly the energy density of a typical battery. We have a good ways to go before supercapacitors could genuinely match a battery in terms of size, weight, and energy density, but they do have their own advantages where those three are not primary concerns and where you are not concerned about the tremendous variation in voltage capacitors exhibit under discharge versus typical batteries (where the discharge curve is typically over a much narrower voltage range, such as the 1.2V down to 0.8V for a NiMH or NiCd cell, over nearly the battery’s full output curve, where the voltage typically only drops off precipitously for the final percent, or so, of the battery’s full watt-hour or watt-second, or joule, capacity).
rather than talk about your amazing try plane it's you that's amazing… I mean you must be such a fine man with a heart of a child which is a wonderful thing. You love all things wonderful I can tell. You love to work with your hands and to be creative and to entertain people with the things that you make. Things that we would never see if it wasn't for you. I believe you have a kind heart. Thanks for sharing this video it was really fun and nice to meet you… Thank you
@@stejer211 obvious it's meant for me… I guess you come from a world where hate comes first…it's okay to say something good about a fellow man but I guess not in your world. It will not serve you in your future people simply won't have these words for you
You built a remote controlled insect. Fucking incredible. Well done sir. That does not look like an easy task to tackle...
Dragon flies, have been built by ,MIT, including FPV ... to steal from batman movie ...where do they get those wonderful toys.
Thanks for showing us it flying.
Unfortunately the plane was lost a week later. A bluebird ate it : (
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Yo true XD
Hopefully the equally miniature transponder allowed authorities to locate and recover the wreckage! But, seriously, I can barely fathom getting a 1.06 gram RC anything to fly under remote control.
lol
Blue bastards!
Amazing achievement! I still think I have the world's smallest EDF engines on my 1:100 A330 using the actual plastic parts of a plastic display kit to make up the cfm fans on the smallest brushed motors I could find (3mm) in foam turned nacelles on 1 cell with a simple ultra micro Rx. Still perfecting the flight but it's a flyer for sure. I am loving the challenge of ultra and hyper micro RC, the challenges are numerous but it's all worth it when these little things fly. Love the diorama - you're a true hobbyist and innovator.
I think saw your 1:100 scale A330 on R/C groups, a great model. I built a 4.5- inch twin ducted fan A-10 a few years back. It used 10mm fans? You can find my thread on it on R/C groups. I need to make a new video on it.
That sounds interesting!
Do you have something like a build blog of it? Would love to read it!
@@JoeMalinchak Now I know why your name is familiar.
Wow so interesting to listen two goats speaking
Would love to see your work.
....and here I am sitting here watching a spot on my computer monitor for 10 seconds thinking it was the plane flying around
Wow ! Back about 1972, I built a 11.75 inch wingspan, folker D-7, tee dee 10 powered, which was later radio controlled by another hobbyist... at the time it was small, but this little plane is remarkable, well done sir. Perhaps it is time to revisit the plane of my youth, and do it in electric ... about as small as old eyes and hands will allow. ...lol .
Amazing isn't it, you would buy a kit off the shelf, would you not,?,as a kid or a hobby
This is just absolutely amazing. People are so skilled. Just incredible.
Beautiful and intricate work. I cannot imagine how touchy the controls are on that size of aircraft.
That thing moves pretty fast for being the size of it. That's awesome!
Another example of skills beyond amazing. 🏆
Nearby; "Dad, there's a huge wasp in here!" "Go kill it!" 🤣🛩
Very cool! I will never know you can build on such a small scale. Amazing!
Imagine being in the airport one day and a miniature Red Baron flies past you.
That was really cool, but definitely aerodynamic! Excellent workmanship too!
Color me impressed. Making it was only half the battle; getting it to fly is another hurdle. Wow!
Great! Now you only need to build a 5 milligram GoPro camera, to make FPV videos with it! Looking forward to the upload.
This is so cool. Not just for the airplane, but also because of the Red Baron kit. I had a Matchbox Red Baron car as a child, and foolishly played with it and lost it down a hole in the side of a chimney in my childhood home. It's probably still there.
For some reason I think a little bi-plane would be awesome but everybody is making drones right now.
Very fast little guy, and very difficult to see it flying in that area. Maybe try flying it in an open gymnasium.
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍
That is amazing, the patience that must of taken, of love to find the plans and try to recreate that
Incredible! Great work thanks for sharing
Very micro in scale, yet large in awesomeness 🙌🏻💯
absolutely awesome work! Some day I hope to see a single chip receiver that will enable even smaller builds, though it will be perhaps too difficult to see.
Imagine if flea circuses were still big nowadays and this guy comes along with his nano plane 😆
when he said... where'd it go ?.....that says it all 😂
I don't know what's more difficult. Building the airplane or flying it. So hard to keep your eyes on it when aloft.
Congratulations on your successful first flight The wind conditions may have been perfect but the lighting leaves me wanting, wanting to actually see it fly.😏 Precessional photography would also help to capture that tiny, tiny airplane in flight. That can't be easy, like getting video of a fly flying about.
Very nice dr1, the Red Baron would be very proud. You did a great job beautiful work. Keep it up enjoy the clip thanks for the Post.
Today is July 19th 2022.
my hobby is RC airplanes so looking at it though it would be slowish, but no it is so fast!! A really amazing build and thank you for showing it to us.
Now you need a little flying doghouse
Wow! Awesome! I can't stop thinking about the potential of the landing gear breaking on every landing.
Amazingly enough, at such a small scale and weight things don't break that easily. Some sort of physics factor where paper would be stronger than steel in dropping. Have you ever seen a cockroach or an ant break its leg when falling off a table? But if an elephant falls off a bridge, a LOT will break. (Does anyone know which named physics principle that is where lightweight small things don't break when crash-landing?) Small is beautiful here.
@@hstrinzel I think the law you're thinking of is the Square Cube law. It relates how mechanical strength scales with the cross-sectional area of an object, but the weight scales with the volume of an object.
@@hstrinzelthe first thought I had at the end of the video was the same thing as mentioned above.
But that totally makes sense when you said that it's so tiny it has it's own physics and it doesn't break. That's incredible. I wouldn't have guessed that. Until I read the comment I figured that,
that was half the battle to getting it fly. I imagined how frustrating it must have been to always be having to fix it. But I guess not.
Such I cool little...well tiny build. So impressive.
I probably speak for a lot of people that requested a video showing more of "how it works" more specifically the tiny electronics and that control it. Most of us didnt think anything that tiny to make it possible even existed, which is why we're so curious.
Such I neat neat! tiny creation
During Ant War 2, the deadliest war in Ant history, an ace from Düsseldorf, Germany, named Antony von Anthoven, with his fighter plane, shot down 29 British planes and 12 French planes. Antony was one of the most feared pilot in the great war. He continued to do shoot down more planes when one plane from the Canadian Air Squadron shot down his plane.
😂😂
Joe was working on a version 2 even smaller then had a major setback.
He sneezed.
Wooow!! Amazing!! I couldn't even see the thing!
I’ve a Manual fly swat that I use to miss bigger insects that fly slower. 👍🏴
Awesome Possum !!! 😀
"Excuse me sir, my case didn't arrive from Chicago". -- Passenger.
"Can't you see we're busy". -- Lost luggage Rep.
That is super cool! Great job I admire your plane making skills
This was incredible to watch
Looks like a fly when it's flying.
You should do it commercially, so awesome
in the future, when robots take over, these things are gonna strap needles to themselves, and become the new misquitos. 🤣
Could you do a video explaining all the details in how it works, and how to build it?
If you need more information than what is shown and said in the video, you're not qualified to build one. Sorry, try something larger first to reduce the risk of disappointment.
@@stejer211 Fair enough, thanks anyways!
@@bluehoodieproductions1634 It is very fiddly but these days there are guys who make RC receivers n servos. A search will find them. A 1/72 is doable by noobies. You can start with one of those $20 tiny quad drones. Use two motors for P39, Me110. Motor steering. Supermarket foam trays, Chinese takeaway etc. Nichrome hot wire cutter.
@@alwayscensored6871 Thanks! I’ll try that!
@@bluehoodieproductions1634 Seen a few yt vids on using tiny drone gear in planes. DH Comet was one
Mate, from a maker of miniature armour, one HUGE but tiny gauntlet-clad high-five!
BRAVO from a French forest, this made my day. 🇬🇧⚒️🏆
This is so cool. I never would have imagined such a tiny plane could generate enough lift to fly as gracefully as it does.
Yep. That's cool beyond words.
Maverick never had the balls to buzz a baggage claim.
Amazing achievement!
Outstanding man!!
My neighbour yawned and swallowed my molecular model...
One of the most amazing micro rc custom build airplane
**speaks in german accent**
WE SHALL CALL IT THE RED BARON!!
Awesome, sir!
Amazing 🤩 thank you for your time and patience to share it with u, too cool 😎
flies way faster then i expected, wow
Very impressive work. I am curious if the dragonflies outside might be hiding something now, haha.
Then someone slaps it out of the air thinking it's a bug
that is wow I dunno what to say besides amazing!
"is it a bumblebee?"
"no it's a plane"
Funtastic! Greetings from Germany...
Sopwith Camel next! Right?
Great as per usual. Scale speed about 800 mph?
That's what I was thinking too
That is super cool and what a lovely looking plane 👍🏻💜💜💜
That is amazing you could truly start a good business hobby,I tried to build sumthn as small as I could but gave up, You truly could sell and race these, I believe it,
I can't believe this- literally my innermost childhood dreams depicted in that diorama. I am the Red Barron!
You probably qualify for the Guiness book.
Fantastic !!! 😮
Fun facts: This is a 1 to 1 plane and a really big coin he is just massive
Nearly impossible to track on camera! Wow
That lunchbox is sick
so beautiful+ i always wanted to have this model
Where do you even get an 8 mah lipo? I struggle to build something lighter than 22 grams. This is absolutely incredible!
Well done
Brilliant! I flies so well!
Wasps would hate me if i had that. Now lets scale up just a tiny bit so we can add machine guns with nano bullets.
That's really neat
this is nut bro bravo.
Thats really cool!
You could sell these in a kit, for people to fly around the office or garage
That plane is awesome!
I heartily approve the color scheme of this tiny aircraft. God Speed good sir.
LOL so absurd all I can do is laugh. Not to insult the truly unimaginable skill and patience it takes to create such a thing, but it's so outlandish tiny I just laugh like WTF?! LOL!
..you are FUCKIN' AWESOME....no other words!!!!
Can I have it a bit smaller 😂
Fantastico 🥇
Could you use a super capacitor in place of battery?
You could, but you would get far less runtime, though much faster recharge times. Super capacitors don’t have nearly the energy density of a typical battery. We have a good ways to go before supercapacitors could genuinely match a battery in terms of size, weight, and energy density, but they do have their own advantages where those three are not primary concerns and where you are not concerned about the tremendous variation in voltage capacitors exhibit under discharge versus typical batteries (where the discharge curve is typically over a much narrower voltage range, such as the 1.2V down to 0.8V for a NiMH or NiCd cell, over nearly the battery’s full output curve, where the voltage typically only drops off precipitously for the final percent, or so, of the battery’s full watt-hour or watt-second, or joule, capacity).
@@ethanpoole3443 True but it is the size of your palm. I don't think range is an issue.
rather than talk about your amazing try plane it's you that's amazing… I mean you must be such a fine man with a heart of a child which is a wonderful thing. You love all things wonderful I can tell. You love to work with your hands and to be creative and to entertain people with the things that you make. Things that we would never see if it wasn't for you. I believe you have a kind heart. Thanks for sharing this video it was really fun and nice to meet you… Thank you
Totally not sounding creepy...
@@stejer211 obvious it's meant for me… I guess you come from a world where hate comes first…it's okay to say something good about a fellow man but I guess not in your world. It will not serve you in your future people simply won't have these words for you
@@jeffrenman4146 Judgmental and vindictive too. A facade that crumbles after just four words of reading.
Super cool
Transcript says “Neat Fair Indoor… every September.” Is that correct? Would like to attend if I could find it.
Wow that is indeed incredible. Hard to even follow it.
How do you control something that is so small,..that if you blink you lose sight of it?
Holy smokes that is amazing!
You must have Hawk eyes to fly it.
A slow flying uni wing style be cool this scale..could market that to the masses
Holly crap, looks like he is flying a fly
Sorry you lost it. But you really should market this. People would buy it. I know I would
Watching from Scotland ❤
The Red Baron”
Can you spare some cutter , me brother
Sir! There’s no flying at the Harrisburg airport!
The fly: 👁️ 👁️
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I can just picture someone swatting it out of the air thinking it's a bug lol.