You model train guys will ALWAYS go that extra mile to make your layout's more realistic, won't you.......nicely done though, it would look GREAT with some carnage and crashed cars laying around, just hovering over the scene as the trains flash past.....I can see MANY smiles on young kiddies dials, and their Dad's in the right layout.....
Respekt. Ganz großes kleines Kino. Die Batterieleitung jetzt noch im Seildesign, unten ein Tragekorb mit Männekes und Patient. Das sieht mega aus in der Scenerie...
Thats pretty ingenious how you got everything running together. Anyone that gave this a thumbs down is probably irritated they didn't come up with it 1st. Nice job.
A "nylon shaft"? I would've never thought about that, I was wondering until the end what you were planning with that seemingly wonky system, that was genious! Congrats!
I did this back in the 70's with one of those heli's that would "fly" in a circle connected with a rod to a central pad (Mattel or Kenner or something ?) and a Huey 1/72 model and model train transformer with a long wire. No tail rotor function, but I spent hours "Hand flying" that Huey with the spinning main flying mission after mission. This really brought back some memory's. What a great job You did, Kudos.
@@davidhines7104 If I wouldn't have stepped on it, I would have flown that thing in circles forever ! It came with little traffic cones and little barriers with hooks on them to be picked up. I don't know how many circle shaped barricades I built with that thing nor how many D battery's I made Mom buy LOL !
Very nice work. I've always wanted to motorized some miniatures, but I don't need to anymore. I got model RCs that look great and fly well. One thing to note, I've detected a fault in your soldering technique. You can't dab solder on like that after melting it onto the tip first. The reason being that the flux core that makes the solder flow well and cleans the joint evaporates within a couple of seconds. You need the flux to make a good joint. The solution to this is to either heat up the joint and apply solder to it, so the flux can flow and do its job, or apply flux paste into the joint so you can dab the solder onto it and the flux is already there. In either case, you need the flux to make a good joint. Solder doesn't behave like glue.
Definitely add some lighting, even a small led spotlight would be gnarly. Sick work though, excellent idea with the tail rotor drive system. I use to turn models into motorized versions when I was younger and never could come up with a better solution. 👏🏻
EnginePoweredArt yes, some awesome work in miniature! It takes a clock makers skills to work on anything that small, I can see it now, flying past a tall building near the track, orbiting the hospital or something. Great stuff!
What an utter joy to see this tiny, static model become a hovering helicopter! The workmanship and mastery involved in creating a rotors turning helicopter in such a miniature model that was never designed or manufactured as anything other than a static display are hugely complex and challenging. This is miniature engineering and artistry combined to bring to 'life' this otherwise static display and it achieves this superbly. The difficulties and tolerances involved are certainly beyond anything that the majority of us could comprehend attempting, and few, if any could succeed. Thank you for sharing this masterclass of miniature engineering and artistry which was fascinating and enchanting. Subscribed.
Pretty danged cool. I think I would have it connected to a variable resister so the spinning rotors could be slowed down and have it sitting on a Helipad or LZ to make a nice, active diorama scene.
Very cool, the wires going down to the ground that support the copter up in the air can go into a little model crate to make it look like the helicopter is about to lift the crate off the ground...just a thought
Nice video, I will recommend buying DJI Osmo pocket camera or some kind of gimbal for the videos for smooth videos without shaking. Nice idea and good channel. Thanks
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I never would have guessed that it were possible to motorize both the main rotor and the tail rotor in a model that small. Bravo!
It's vibrating to death o.0 XD
There are smaller models even flying, even available vor a few bucks.
@@timtim8468 my thought about this comment..
I dreamed of doing this to a Mattel VertiBird back in the 70's! Big ups for this one!
Thank you
The 42° gearbox was excellent, very good tailbone
The 114 people who gave this a thumbs down probably cant tie their own shoes. Good job!!!
*Lot of accuracy in this little chopper! 👍👍*
You model train guys will ALWAYS go that extra mile to make your layout's more realistic, won't you.......nicely done though, it would look GREAT with some carnage and crashed cars laying around, just hovering over the scene as the trains flash past.....I can see MANY smiles on young kiddies dials, and their Dad's in the right layout.....
Respekt. Ganz großes kleines Kino. Die Batterieleitung jetzt noch im Seildesign, unten ein Tragekorb mit Männekes und Patient. Das sieht mega aus in der Scenerie...
Thats pretty ingenious how you got everything running together. Anyone that gave this a thumbs down is probably irritated they didn't come up with it 1st. Nice job.
I'm skeptical of folks that claim to read minds.
It's very cool as long as you've got all these machines at your disposal to do it!
go to a hobby store but you’ll find all of it
Crackhead Chronicles I think he means the wall mounted drill
A "nylon shaft"? I would've never thought about that, I was wondering until the end what you were planning with that seemingly wonky system, that was genious! Congrats!
Question is how durable the setup is
Man, i wish we Had good quality Models like these in Asia,
Though Gunpla is great,Ngl.
fuck yeah i love gunpla
Haaaaa...😌..,i just love the tranquility of no music or song playing in the background..,the quietness just makes you feel satisfied.
The second you showed it in action is when I knew I had to give this a thumbs up
Can I like twice???? Congratulations!
I’m very impressed the tail rotor wire mechanism worked! Good job👍
Though I doubt a out the torque that might lead to failure.
who would dislike this? gosh
Brilliant!!! Nicely engineered as well!!!
I did this back in the 70's with one of those heli's that would "fly" in a circle connected with a rod to a central pad (Mattel or Kenner or something ?) and a Huey 1/72 model and model train transformer with a long wire. No tail rotor function, but I spent hours "Hand flying" that Huey with the spinning main flying mission after mission. This really brought back some memory's. What a great job You did, Kudos.
They were called vertibirds. My dad brought me one and it was the coolest thing ever
@@davidhines7104
If I wouldn't have stepped on it, I would have flown that thing in circles forever ! It came with little traffic cones and little barriers with hooks on them to be picked up. I don't know how many circle shaped barricades I built with that thing nor how many D battery's I made Mom buy LOL !
Very nice work. I've always wanted to motorized some miniatures, but I don't need to anymore. I got model RCs that look great and fly well. One thing to note, I've detected a fault in your soldering technique. You can't dab solder on like that after melting it onto the tip first. The reason being that the flux core that makes the solder flow well and cleans the joint evaporates within a couple of seconds. You need the flux to make a good joint. The solution to this is to either heat up the joint and apply solder to it, so the flux can flow and do its job, or apply flux paste into the joint so you can dab the solder onto it and the flux is already there. In either case, you need the flux to make a good joint. Solder doesn't behave like glue.
That shaft... learning new things (0_0)
Definitely add some lighting, even a small led spotlight would be gnarly. Sick work though, excellent idea with the tail rotor drive system. I use to turn models into motorized versions when I was younger and never could come up with a better solution. 👏🏻
I always wanted to do this. Great job!
Wow, imagine what you could do with a full scale model. 👍
Super cool!!
why would ANYBODY give a thumbs down?????? make me one!!!!!
So simple and yet so effective . Really nice work.👍🏽😊 I’m using similar stuff for Rc 1:87 digger. . Very good idea for tail rotor 👌😊
Thank you very much
EnginePoweredArt yes, some awesome work in miniature! It takes a clock makers skills to work on anything that small, I can see it now, flying past a tall building near the track, orbiting the hospital or something. Great stuff!
But in real the Rotor is to fast, 6oo to 7oo rpm's are enought... and sink the noise....well done!
What an utter joy to see this tiny, static model become a hovering helicopter!
The workmanship and mastery involved in creating a rotors turning helicopter in such a miniature model that was never designed or manufactured as anything other than a static display are hugely complex and challenging.
This is miniature engineering and artistry combined to bring to 'life' this otherwise static display and it achieves this superbly.
The difficulties and tolerances involved are certainly beyond anything that the majority of us could comprehend attempting, and few, if any could succeed.
Thank you for sharing this masterclass of miniature engineering and artistry which was fascinating and enchanting. Subscribed.
Someone’s into miniatures! Nice work
Could make it look like a fast rope below the chopper inserting lil soldiers or a rope ladder w soldiers going up
Unstanding👍👍👍👍
Pretty danged cool. I think I would have it connected to a variable resister so the spinning rotors could be slowed down and have it sitting on a Helipad or LZ to make a nice, active diorama scene.
Good idea👍 I'm going to make an update
@@EnginePoweredArt Outstanding! Can't wait to see it!
You made a static model operational! Too bad its way to small to fly!😊😁
I’ve seen smaller fly
All this time I was thinking he was making a chopper that would fly, untill the end. My bad..keep up the good work.
JUST BLOODY FANTASTIC. 😍😍😍
Coole Sache 🔝👍
Lavoro molto accurato e preciso : davvero bravo !
Grazie tanto
As I watched the video progress, I was CONVINCED that this was doomed to failure. I was clearly WRONG ... damn good job!
You really put a lot of hard work into it... Kudos and well done 👍
Thanks
Pretty good plan.....could say it was the greatest........(BOOM)
Thats cool
Super helicopter
Danke
Wow !!! Awesome job !! You have such a great skills !! Congrats 👏👏👏!!
Thanks
Детство вспомнил! Любая машинка, которая попадала ко мне в руки становилась самоходной! Чего я только не мастерил! Эх....
а смвсл от вращающегося ротора, если сегодня летающие модели есть.
@@dimarusful я тоже об этом подумал
Way to excited to open a small helicopter up
Simply sensational my friend! Congratulations.
Thanks
Wow that nice I hope there will be more like that good job
Talk about "Precision" your the man that can do it. That's a "Thinking Man" for you folks. Great work, please pass that skill onto your children.👍
That is so interesting. This is something that I have to try.
Good show mate!!! 🍻
Thanks to showing .very nice very concertret job Really Awesome. 👍👌
Thanks
Great design!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's amazing helicopter. Suscribed.
Thanks 👍
That’s awesome one more touch to add at motion RC maybe some LED strobe lights to it
Very cool, the wires going down to the ground that support the copter up in the air can go into a little model crate to make it look like the helicopter is about to lift the crate off the ground...just a thought
Klasse gemacht
Danke
Excellent project.... well done!!! I agree with Toda Moser that a few led's for navigation lights would be an great addition to this project!
Very cool but very noisy
Cant wait for mini and micro robots like lego guys walking around and operating eqp. The next evolution in modeling.
Nice work mate !
Yeah that was pretty cool. 😃👍
Woooow, good idea.. 😆
What a sex boobs
@@sreedharmathematics1786
I like too...
I have an idea, Have people fast roping out of the helicopter, and use the wire as one of the ropes. That way you can hide the wire.
@@marcomanunta9511 ciao
@@kohemoortv2502 ciao, grande...
2x speed is enough.. nice video
Nice
Remarkable 👏🏼
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Yo desde nicaragua perro
scotché!!super
Very nifty
Nice video, I will recommend buying DJI Osmo pocket camera or some kind of gimbal for the videos for smooth videos without shaking. Nice idea and good channel. Thanks
I knew there was a reason I shouldn’t put my Bridgeport lathe and mill out on the curb!
Who else is disapointed though its actually gonna fly?
very nice engineering
Thanks
When I see C&C and toys I'm all in👍🇺🇸😁
🇩🇪
Nice👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks
congratulations!!!
Excellent.. Good work..
Thanks
you are great my friend
Thanks
Great stuff
Great work...
Very cool. Consider slowing the rotor speed down for better scale.
Make it into an RC Platform.
Who would not like this
학창시절, 프라모델 많이 사서 조립했던 기억이 납니다...전투기, 전차, 비행기, 배, 잠수함 까지...
Excellent work my friend!👍
Many Thanks
Woooow luar biasa karyamu
Wow cool
Nice work 👍🏻
Amazing skill..it need combination of electrical skill and pation..good job!
Very nice
Coool
Has perfectly good pliers with cutter, uses scissors.
It flies even when the props are not spinning.
Nice job getting er goin.
With the size of that motor you could have made an actual flying model out of it ;)
Except that metal shell..
No place for servos and the esc and the rotor head needed to get modified to so it can change pitch
Could fly but can’t control
No where is the rx going?
In this thread: people who don't understand a joke and people who don't know how small RC helicopters are nowadays.
Excellent
very small wire nd tools i need magnifier please.. thanks for sharing
would be more interesting if it really flew
I agree 👍
Complimenti sei un artista.
Grazie mille
Works Great 👍
Well done! If you had done this to an AIRWOLF model Helo it would be totally off the hook!!!! Thanks for sharing!
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