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Originally Posted by degreen60
(Post 837738)
Hans Grade Eindecker video
Bravo Zulu I just happened to stumble across this great video I thought everyone might enjoy viewing.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iJpzsbsD2M |
I'm confused. How come they're not all red from head to tail? Ha!
Nice video. Thanks for posting. |
Heads up!
Movie tonight at 10:15 PM EST on TCM... Flight Commander (aka 'The Dawn Patrol')....(1930) .....A hotshot World War I flyer almost cracks under the pressure of sending his men on perilous missions..... Some interesting notes from Wikipedia about this film..... Aircraft Howard Hawks assembled a variety of planes in a film squadron to shoot the flying scenes for The Dawn Patrol. Hawks used rebuilt Nieuport 28s as the primary airplane for the British squadron, and Travel Air 4000s (reconfigured for films and popularly known as "Wichita Fokkers") for German fighters, but other aircraft in his small fleet included Standard J-1s for shots of entire squadrons, some of which were blown up in explosions, and Waterman–Boeing C biplanes for German aircraft destroyed in crashes. The scene in which Scott takes off with Courtney clinging to the wing switches to a shot of a Travel Air 4U Speedwing fitted with a round cowl over its Comet engine to resemble the Nieuports. Stunt pilots included Leo Nomis, Rupert Symes Macalister, Frank Tomick, and Roy Wilson. Several Thomas-Morse S-4 aircraft were used in the 1930 film. The S-4 was an American built fighter plane that did not see combat in World War I. Plentiful in 1930, the S-4s were becoming rare by the time the 1938 film was produced, hence the re-use of aircraft sequences from the original film. |
Thanks for the link to such a grand video , wow , 7 triplanes flying :)
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Here is the finished Bristol Scout video. Someone email me about showing more of the plane to start with. Here is how I followed his suggestion.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1TPtNcoe8k[/media] |
The flip
Nice forward flip on the landing D! :eek::D. I throughly enjoyed the video. What's up next? :confused: Marty
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BEAUTIFUL
The plane and the patrol area looks so good :) |
Originally Posted by scalercflyer
(Post 838093)
Nice forward flip on the landing D! :eek::D. I throughly enjoyed the video. What's up next? :confused: Marty
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Nice. Really like the sense of humour at the end.
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HK SPAD
My Spad came in this weekend from HK. Must have made the fastboat, it only took one week. I will be opening it Tues for a peek and share the first impression via a video.[popcorn]
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Originally Posted by TM4197
(Post 838486)
My Spad came in this weekend from HK. Must have made the fastboat, it only took one week. I will be opening it Tues for a peek and share the first impression via a video.[popcorn]
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Here is a E-flite SE5a I had to rebuild right out of the box. The fuse was the second in a row that had a twisted rear fuse. I cut the bottom of the fuse off and steamed the aft end of the fuse for about 10 mins. Put braces inside to push it the other way, then glued the bottom back on. The Horizonal Stab had to be shimmed a little to get her flat and in-line with the main wing. Flys hands off...the way it should have out of the box!!!!!
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlxfHzYQREw[/media] |
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Originally Posted by TM4197
(Post 838490)
Here is a E-flite SE5a I had to rebuild right out of the box.
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Well, I have three of them now ....not a bad Idea~~ BTW: Nice job on the Bristol....it was bear to fly new, looked alot more stable after your rebuild. What motor did you slip in there?
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Originally Posted by TM4197
(Post 838495)
Well, I have three of them now ....not a bad Idea~~ BTW: Nice job on the Bristol....it was bear to fly new, looked alot more stable after your rebuild. What motor did you slip in there?
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My Fokker EV (DVIII) video. There's more on my channel as well as some of my Polk's Fokker Dr1. Landing gear bungee broke on landing...
Mike [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyXGaCQjQ38[/media] |
Cool video Mike! I like the Polks DR1 video also.
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Went to a fleamarket today and found a pilot for my Hans Grade Eindecker.
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Nice Pilot DE!!! Looks period for the aircraft!!!!
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Taube build
Hello all, I just beginning the build of a Balsa USA Taube 90 "Dove" . It is a WWI era plan and this is the Giant scale version. Man there is a lot of balsa pieces. This will be my very first Balsa Kit and it looks pretty challenging. I may need some advice in the near future if I run into any problems and hope I can count on fellow Wattflyers.
Should I post a Build log here or start a new thread? Thanks Edit I know it's a Taube I don't know why a spelled it wrong. |
Hello sarge!!
Sounds like a very challenging project! It would be great if you would start a new thread, we can track it better..and you won't get all kinds of odds and ends popping up between your work!! iam excited already!!! I will and I know many others will do all we can do to help!!! PLENTY of experts on here to help!! TAKE pictures!! LOL Looking forward to this build!!!!![popcorn] |
Son made another video. This one is my scratch built Sopwith Triplane.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJJ3_tQeg_U[/media] |
Excellent! I like your videos. That is a very pretty plane you built their. Extra points with me being a scratchbuilt plane. You have quite the collection.
**Neons** Bob |
Very nice indeed!!! I want that "LADY SUSAN" Now, if you can get the table to turn while the lady susan sits still..I'll give you guys the production award for the year!! You must have the tripe aligned very well Don, it flys nice!!! So..when are we gonna have some venison jerky!![popcorn]
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Originally Posted by TM4197
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Very nice indeed!!! I want that "LADY SUSAN" Now, if you can get the table to turn while the lady susan sits still..I'll give you guys the production award for the year!! You must have the tripe aligned very well Don, it flys nice!!! So..when are we gonna have some venison jerky!![popcorn]
Found these in the tree line a couple of years ago. They are about a day old. |
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