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Kevin Arceneaux
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I was hooked a soon as I saw the X-1 slung under the 29. Great clip.
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Ah yes! The original WMD delivery system Mark 1 Mod 0Originally posted by kevarc View Post
I wonder if it can fly the scale distance from Guam/Tinian to Japan and back?
And followed by a Buff.....
Awsome...Last edited by chucksc; 07-23-2008, 11:00.Chuck Schneider
Chief Cook and Bottle Washer (Virtual CEO)
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Take a look at this:
There's a seven second skip just after impact, looks faked to me...
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That B29 was probably the most impressive of all of 'em....Started it with a Go-kart starter, could fool people at some points, as it even makes a big sound...
But barrel-rolls kinda give it away...The Jeremy Clarkson of MSTS...sort of.Comment
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No,not fake.They really did crash it.Very expensive boo boo.Originally posted by rdamurphy View PostTake a look at this:
There's a seven second skip just after impact, looks faked to me...
RobertFrank Roberts
Charter member since day 1
Driver, R&L Carriers
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Nah, too much time would be Enola Gay carrying the A-bomb.Comment
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Hmmm, a $200 model locomotive hitting the ground, after falling between 3 and 6 feet.
or,
A $20,000 model plane hitting the ground, after propelling itself down 200 feet.
I think I'll stay a spectator in that second one. I could handle the first, even assuming I had a $200 locomotive.
JamesRailcar photos:inflammable.rrpicturearchivesComment
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More RC Flyin Vids
Man wonder how much flying you need under your belt before you have enough skill to be able to perform flying stunts like these.
I guess a plane with alot of power to weight ratio helps as well as a fat wallet and not getting to emotionally attached to any particular model airplane for when the time comes when you auger the sucker into terraferma
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F**king impressiveComment
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[QUOTE=3DMD;1413507Man wonder how much flying you need under your belt before you have enough skill to be able to perform flying stunts like these. [/QUOTE]
I built a flyable B-17 but never had the guts to try to fly it. It still sits on top of a large shelf. One more thing I have to dust.
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Originally posted by 3DMD View Post
Plenty, trust me. There is a club across the river from me that flys these every other weekend... I had the opportunity to fly someones P-51D, and no sooner did I get the plane in the air did I turn controls back over to the experienced pilot. On take off, I caught a cross wind and almost put it into the ground, I managed to climb enough that I could allow the owner to take over before I screwed something else up with no room to recover.
A few years back someone had a model of a Mig-17, but they put that into the ground on landing. He lost control of his elevators on final approach and down she went. Sad site to see but the fire was cool
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