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LARGE RC PHANTOM F-4E @ THE JET POWER EVENT 2019

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Wolfgang Kappler flies his beautiful Phantom F-4 at the JetPower Event 2019 in Germany
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Model data:
Scale: 1/6
Span: 2.1 m / 82.7″
Lenght: 3.3 m / 130″
Weight: 21.8 kg / 48 pounds (dry)
Turbine: 2x JetCat P130 RX …
Kit: Skymaster /

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38 Comments

  1. Fantastic!! The only thing that doesn't look scale are the main gear tires, they look too thin, other than that, everything else looks awesome! Very well done.

  2. Where can I get one of those? My dad was in the Air Force and flew one and even snuck me up a couple of times.I would love to have one to honor him and all of our brave military men and women

  3. Die Phantom ist ein toller Flieger. Du hast Sie einfach perfekt vorgeflogen. Tolle Landung!! Ich habe schon als kleiner Junge bei uns in der Nähe am Zaun gestanden, wenn die Jets mit viel Getöse gelandet sind. Leider habe ich auch einen Absturz live miterleben müssen. Beide Piloten haben aber unverletzt überlebt. (RAF Wildenrath)

  4. Yesss they are definetly turks ?Gentlemans! As we Turks, we are a nation that checks bottled gas leakage with a lighter. As you can see 1:20 this guy checks the jet engines with naked hands ???

  5. I call BS! This is far from an accurate replica of an F4 Phantom. This model's flight characteristic is way too graceful. I mean, look at that perfect 3 -point landing – not even the real thing when unloaded could do that. Impeccably short take-off too. Did you even rotate on take-off or did it just float off the ground? Either way, real phatom's don't do that – says me, someone who never flew phantoms but watched a lot docus about them. 😀

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