The Mig 29, RC v Real

1. MG-29 the video, shows an object floating about at 3:00 to 3:02 in the
   top, left corner of the video ??? Also at 4:37 to 4:42 the object makes
   an appearance from the bottom right corner and arcs over to the left of the
   video ???

   • i’m sure it is computer graphics. The plane moves too smooth and even as a model it can’t fly such way. I mean several movements.

2. A long way from the old Cox .049 put puts ain’t they!

   • They’re still available but the price is around$75.00
     Old Golden Bees, probably a bit more.

3. I’ll take 3. Do they come in Periwinkle ?

4. I’ve seen that one before. About $30,000 worth of R/C jet.
   Airframes cost anywhere up to $10,000, turbines up to $7500, radio gear, redundancy, retracts , all of it adds up quickly. Here in the states turbines are limited to 55# thrust….much higher in Europe and U.K.
   Was at a jet meet in southern Michigan area just this past August, lotsa money to fly one of these. You also have to get a waiver from the AMA /Academy of Model Aeronautics and prove you can fly one well enough. They can cover a lot of airspace and get small very quickly.
   The thing is, you can get into an EDF( electric ducted fan) for a lot less and some such as Bob Violett/ viofan powered jets can hit 200 mph.
   There may be an F-86 in my stable next spring.

5. Amazing! I wonder how many new Mig 29 OVT’s could be operational right now with what’s been spent on the F35 Kosher approved hanger queen?

   • Maybe you don’wanna know…….

6. The first video with RC jet looks like computer game-video.
   As for the second,real – thank you, – it is pure soul orgasm.

   • It’s for real though.
     Takes a deeeeeeep pocket to afford these.

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