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  • radfordc
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  • radfordc
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    Originally posted by DCORSAIR

    Have you done the high AOA stuff with it yet, it does it very well and specially on landing, hold the nose up and land with throttle,
    Yes. Crappy phone video, but it gives the idea.... https://youtu.be/_8RiRuQSrd8

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  • DCORSAIR
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    Originally posted by radfordc
    Nine flights so far and loving it. Click image for larger version

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    Have you done the high AOA stuff with it yet, it does it very well and specially on landing, hold the nose up and land with throttle, awesome jet and I did enjoy mine when I owned it, don't think I will purchase it again though but it was a fun one,

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  • radfordc
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    Nine flights so far and loving it. Click image for larger version

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  • f4u ausie
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    Hugh ur a colorful funny sob.. iv lost weight cause im still laughin:dizzy_face:

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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Originally posted by Gringotuerto
    I'm not the most skilled modeler, especially judging by high quality of all entries in the recent March Madness contest. But as a substitute for time and skill, I at least try to choose an interesting pilot. Here are two of my MotionRC-based flights.

    I picked up the Me-262 "pilot figure" in Munich at a shop on the same block as Hofbrauhaus, so their logo is on the tail. If you've ever been to Munich, you've been there - that's the beer hall every tourist goes to.

    The Mig-29 is patterned after one of the few photos available from DPRK. I couldn't find any pictures showing the text, so I made up my own.
    Love your Mig, especially with The Dear Leader at the helm! I assume the ordinance you're carrying is nuclear. And the Hofbrauhaus waitress, absolutely perfect. Set me up with a few! :beers: Now that's what I call outstanding modifications!

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  • Gringotuerto
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    I'm not the most skilled modeler, especially judging by high quality of all entries in the recent March Madness contest. But as a substitute for time and skill, I at least try to choose an interesting pilot. Here are two of my MotionRC-based flights.

    I picked up the Me-262 "pilot figure" in Munich at a shop on the same block as Hofbrauhaus, so their logo is on the tail. If you've ever been to Munich, you've been there - that's the beer hall every tourist goes to.

    The Mig-29 is patterned after one of the few photos available from DPRK. I couldn't find any pictures showing the text, so I made up my own.

    조선인민군 항공 반항공군
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    김정은은 뚱뚱한 바보

    (Learn Korean or use Google Translate).

    Later I discovered a source that had the true text on this plane, and it is some boring stuff like "This plane was inspected by Kim Jong-Il on such-and-such date." OK, I like my text better. The pilot is of course the Dear Leader himself, who seems to be enjoying himself immensely (3D printed on on Formlabs resin printer). Unfortunately I used the body that came with the model, which is waaaaay to svelte for our Dear Leader. Some weekend I need to add a big bulgogi-belly to that guy!

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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Originally posted by paulrkytek
    After a minor rearrangement of the molecules at the front of my Avanti S I decided the best way forward was to use a little filler and some paint

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    Nice Job, I need some of your talent since I'm constantly rearranging the molecules on my birds. Hope you're finally get out to fly, I hear the open sky calling your name! :hear_no_evil:

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  • Airguardian
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    Some more cool flights with the unvectored MiG :)

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  • paulrkytek
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    After a minor rearrangement of the molecules at the front of my Avanti S I decided the best way forward was to use a little filler and some paint

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  • JP-4203
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    Cool shot! maybe next time you eject your pilot/canopy with some smoke generator - great looking livery!

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  • Justwingit
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    Brent Hecht's Uber-Cool Luftwaffe repaint of his MiG-29 Fulcrum out at Rabbit a while back...😎


    Be sure to watch as the pilot/canopy decides to DEPART the model in mid-flight 😲😂!!!

    Enjoy 😁!

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  • Airguardian
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    New air to air video featuring the MiG-29... and the new DJI FPV drone ;)

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  • Justwingit
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    It's been a while since I posted something from the Mojave Desert...

    Here's Chris Wolfe's repaint and nicely detailed Gulf War era F-14B, the "FLIR Cat" out at the recent Victor Valley EDF Fun-Fly 😎:


    Please "Like", "Subscribe", and hit that Notification Bell 😁!

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  • James
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    Looking good Hugh Wiedman! Love both of those F-4's

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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Hey James , a quick video we shot yesterday of one of my F-4's since I upgraded it with the 12 blade 1835 Kv inrunner. Both of my F-4's and my F-18 Canadian had the original stock 9 blade 1750 Kv Outrunner, and now they all have the 12 blade Inrunner. Rough on my bank account, probably great for MRC's bottom line, but in the end, a mandatory power plant for my F-16, a "must have' for the 2 F-4's, and a sweet luxury for the F-18. Frankly, it turned this bird from a decent flying jet, to a real beast, cutting the take off distance on grass in half, making it blazingly fast and resulting in unlimited rocket like vertical. Any Mig 21's in my area have just gone into hiding!

    So if any of you guys out there with the F-4 and the original stock 9 blade outrunner, you just have to beg, borrow or steal the funds to put a 12 blade inrunner in yours. The difference in the jet is off the charts and it will quickly be elevated to first string status. Ooh, and the sound of the 12 blade is oh so sweet! :hugging: You could always save a few bucks and put the 9 blade inrunner in, but why not go for the gold and slap the 12 blade in. Besides, do you really want your fighter pilots out there risking their lives with less than the best equipment just to save a few bucks!

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  • Ashle roachclip
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    J R Evening flight ! Click image for larger version

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  • Ashle roachclip
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    Jet Ranger just got it's clear coat from Orange County collision ! Click image for larger version

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  • James
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    Originally posted by Wild Man

    What time James? am in MST zone
    Every Friday at 12pm EST

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  • hilldebrandt
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    Wild Man it's always at Noon EDT, so for you at 10:00 AM MDT

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