The first video is RC/Radio Controlled and quite wonderful to watch. The second is the same plane, doing most, not all. of the impossible feats of the RC “flying dance.”
The first video is RC/Radio Controlled and quite wonderful to watch. The second is the same plane, doing most, not all. of the impossible feats of the RC “flying dance.”
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.
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.
I’ll take 3. Do they come in Periwinkle ?
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.
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…….
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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