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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: 33Vortex on December 15, 2004, 05:44:48 AM
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First one out is a video of a B52 (http://www.teambanana.co.uk/b52crash2.wmv) R/C model with 8 gas turbines. Check it out!
More (http://www.mcgirt.net/RC/VIDEOS/Giant_B52/) videos of the same plane.
Next one is a video of a indoor flying R/C plane of the "slow flyer" 3D class. Quite amazing, check it out (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.ashley/teambananaracing/extrema.wmv). Here's another one (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.ashley/teambananaracing/foamtana.wmv) you have to see.
Last one is with a Spitfire (http://www.teambanana.co.uk/omygod.wmv), looks like a MkIX (?), granted some of you must have seen it already, it's a buzz.
Enjoy! :)
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hehe, man im gonna have to burn that spit fly by to disk and show it to the family!
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man that foam plane could do it all! im gonna have to get one of those. any good links for where i could get one?
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You can order one from Darrol Cady (http://www.pacifier.com/~dcady/). It's named 'FoamtanaS' and is a electric 3D "shockflyer". It's very lightweight and you can fly it indoors, just don't have any expensive vases or paintings etc in the room. :lol
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Originally posted by 33Vortex
First one out is a video of a B52 (http://www.teambanana.co.uk/b52crash2.wmv) R/C model with 8 gas turbines. Check it out!
More (http://www.mcgirt.net/RC/VIDEOS/Giant_B52/) videos of the same plane.
you seen the video of it lawndarting?
neowwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
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That is the video of it lawndarting Furball....you slacker you :D
Next one is a video of a indoor flying R/C plane of the "slow flyer" 3D class. Quite amazing, check it out. Here's another one you have to see.
HEY! Its a niki ! hehe
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Originally posted by 33Vortex
First one out is a video of a B52 (http://www.teambanana.co.uk/b52crash2.wmv) R/C model with 8 gas turbines. Check it out!
More (http://www.mcgirt.net/RC/VIDEOS/Giant_B52/) videos of the same plane.
Next one is a video of a indoor flying R/C plane of the "slow flyer" 3D class. Quite amazing, check it out (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.ashley/teambananaracing/extrema.wmv). Here's another one (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.ashley/teambananaracing/foamtana.wmv) you have to see.
Last one is with a Spitfire (http://www.teambanana.co.uk/omygod.wmv), looks like a MkIX (?), granted some of you must have seen it already, it's a buzz.
Enjoy! :)
Well known combat vet Spit IX MH434 being flown by Ray Hanna in that clip.
Dan/Slack
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Great stuff! Thanks for sharing 33Vortex :)
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While I salute the flying skill of these modelers...given enough power, even a brick will fly or hover.
I guess I've just never understood the attraction of these 3-D models...if you want to fly vertically and hang on the prop, get a helicopter.
The latest take on 3-D flying involves controlable-pitch and reversable-pitch propellors. Instead of hanging from the prop, this new tech allows the model to stand on the prop, or literally fly backwards.
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