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Rc Douglas SBD Dauntless

Beschreibung zum Video:
Alberto Langosto flies this beauty during the warbird meeting of Oberhausen 2019

Model data:
Scale: 1/5
Span: 2.8 m / 110.2″
Weight: 18 kg / 39.7 pound
Engine: MOKI 100cc 2 cyl. 4 stroke
Kit: Drawings from Ziroli … buid by Ennio Casarico
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31 Comments

  1. Good afternoon, excellent construction work. This year I had to fly in an event with the same conditions. I do not recommend it to anyone. Be very careful.

    Otherwise, I am looking for the SBD plan in PDF if possible. thank you

  2. Another great video Horst !!! Some people should actually try to fly a Warbird that they spent 3 years building, instead of being so critical with there keyboard.Beautiful aircraft with an awesome finish. Rob

  3. Great job, I used to fly radio controlled helicopters almost 40 years ago and when I watch some of these videos it just amazes me how far all this kind of stuff has come.

  4. As the Dauntless was a dive bomber it would have been nice to see it in a steep dive with the dive brakes extended. But, it was a lovely presentation nonetheless. As always, thank you for sharing.

    Steve

  5. A bit of hardlanding Think the spolilers should not be used They caused almost stall just before touch down Beautiful plane Awesome details Nice!

  6. In one of your vids I realized 'oh my GOD, these lunatics are flying in some WIND!!'. I couldn't believe it. I used to fly back in the day… planes with a 5' wing span. Windy days like these folks fly in are the days I stayed home, all pissy and depressed. Probably should have flown. Then I'd have had an excuse all the times I came home to hear my sweet wife say "why'd you leave your plane at Joe's? Didn't feel like cleaning it up or something?". Oh, I cleaned it up all right – what little I usually found of it. Ahhh, those were the days

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