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Two 19 ft. B-17 “Flying Fortress” in Formation

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ALUMINUM OVERCAST – Pilot: Peter Pfeffer
FUDDY DUDDY – Pilot: Gabriel Zach
Maßstab – Scale: 1/5.6
Spw – Wingspan: 5,70m (19 feet)
Länge – Lenght: 4.15m (14 feet)
Höhe – Hight: 1,06m (41.7″)
Plan – Sketch: cdscaledesigns (paperwork ca. 60m ca. 15kg)
Motore – Engine: 4x KOLM EZ65
Heckfahrwerk – Rear Gear: Wabo
Hauptfahrwerk – Main Gear: Eigenbau – selfmade
Gewicht – Weight: 85 Kg (187 pounds)
Project start: End of 2010
MFC St.Margarethen (Austria)

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46 Comments

  1. Geez-us, these planes are getting ridiculously awesome. Electric start, the sound, I don't know that is something. I grew up under a major airport flight path, and there were still passenger prop planes, so I remember the sound they made. These engines were purty darn close.

  2. Thanks America ?? Air Force and Grandpa Beasley World ?? War 2 American Army Sniper against the nazi party members from Grandson John Robert Bruffett Junior ??????????????????????????????????????!!!!!!

  3. Just saw fuddy duddy in person at lyons museum. It’s still airworthy and they have the bomb bay open so you can see basically everything.

  4. ???????
    They realy sound like real ones …
    Hey guys at 2.30 mn your formation could remember war nightmares to our
    grand-fathers and grand-mothers !!
    ????????

  5. A very logical and undeniable conclusion can be brought about with this, "experiment." Size does matter. How you use it means nothing at all if the equipment is not large enough. Might makes right. And above all else, bigger is always better.

  6. Too bad you will never see these flying in the United States!! The AMA and the FAA have made sure they only fly in Europe!!! What ever happened to "the home of the free and the brave" America? Besides that…. They are just beautiful, loved the auto start!!!!

  7. Dad was a ball turret gunner. He would just be grinning too hard to see these. He passed in 1993. Gabriel's ship with yellow isn't too far off the colors of 487th bomb group. Thanks so much for this post and for flying.

  8. Well, these things are impressive as heck! I particularly like how the one with the yellow engine cowlings is equipped with starter motors for the engines. I thought they had to be manually started.

  9. The sights and sounds of these two aircraft are great!! Some great pilot skills as well. Very good flare on the landings!! You should try some on board video to post on You Tube 😉

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