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Lockheed C-130 Hercules, 3,9m giant scale RC airplane, Nesvacily 2019
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Giant scale RC airplane Lockheed C-130 Hercules, wingspan 3,9m/153in, lenght 3m/118in, weight 19,8kg/44lb. Powered by 4x Laser 100 engines 16,5cc. Builder and pilot Petr Zanka. RC model airshow Nesvacily look 2019. RC model airport Nesvacily CZ.
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Did anyone else hear the massive fart someone let rip at 2:14 ? almost as epic as the plane
It is noisy
One bigger ??????
Is it from a manafacurer or manafactured by hand
That thing is huge
Superb !!!
Amazing ?
USA ?? USA ?? John Robert Bruffett Junior USA ?? USA ?? USA ?? USA ??!!!!
From what little I could hear of the aircraft. It sounds quite prototypical however, it would be nice to hear the aircraft instead of all the damn incessant talking!
it looks like it's overpowered so the speed is too high
What an amazing plane!
I liked that takeoff: I hate watching like "I'm on the run" rotating almost immediately after start the takeoff roll. Beautiful flight and a little bumpy landing. The aircraft is a jewel. Well done!
Did he scratch build this does anyone know?
Absolutely incredible! Bravo!
perfect I love C130H
What can you say to try and describe this incredible model??? MONUMENTAL COMMITMENT!!! FABULOUS EXECUTION AND A JOB WELL DONE!!!!!! This is a role model for all of us in our community to aspire to. PRIDE IN WORKMANSHIP
Worked three years, two duty stations, first on "A" models, then in Air Rescue, on "H< P and N" models, only lacking the black smoke out the exhausts and you could have convinced me it was real.
64-0495 was the first C-130 that I ever flew in. It was in our squadron in the late 1960s through its retirement. I last saw it, along with the rest of the surviving C-130E models in the boneyard in Arizona. The only thing I see wrong is that the tail letters were PG not RS as it shows when this video was shot.
What did you use for landing gear? Trying to find some for the jet hangar c-130.
This is really cool. When I was in the Air Force, the real 64-0495 was in my squadron so seeing this brings back memories!
If you play the video at .50 speed, it looks like the real deal taking off.
now this is epic
Are you sure it’s not a real one
very good
Boa tarde , como faço para conseguir essa planta
Any information on the kit?
????????????awesome from John Robert Bruffett Junior of United States of America
Hello, very good !!!! thanks for sharing because i'm building a 4.5m and yours is inspiring me. Hugs, my greetings from Brazil !!!
Super video Hercules model!
Excellent. Thanks for uploading. Mike.