Awesome! Gonna be expensive when it crashes though! Looks pretty big, I wonder what scale it is.
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Funny it said C-17 Globemaster? and yes it has 3 - 5 cylinder Moki Radials, way overpowered he could fly around all day at 1/4 throttle, but it does sound cool. Check out the 1/3 scale B-25
edit: ah, the links sorted themselves out, now I see the C-17
Edited by KRT_Bong (10/29/1109:39 AM)
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The biggest incentive for prop-plane fans to get a normal CCD video camera: no rolling shutter. Oh man, what a trippy effect it has on those propellors.
Just finished watching the Supermodels 2 series on Discovery Shed. They were building a Globemaster with a 20 foot wingspan.
It was powered by 4 German made turbines, had pneumatic operated landing gear and cargo doors and even had an RC landrover on a 'chute that was to be extracted from the aircraft during flight. They never got to launch the landrover, but it did fly.
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