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Wow, check this RC 1/6th scale Lockheed Constellation out!

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Alan Bradbury

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What is quite impressive is the sound too!

Nice ! Sound like am getting ready to cut the yard. But sounds like a airplane after take off.

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Maurice J

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That is amazing. 

Thank you.

Rick

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Retractable gear, full light package.  In the 11th and 12th minutes if you listen you will learn he has control of mixtures and has multiple position flaps available.

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The most beautiful airliner ever made...bar none.  I was a passenger on one from Tokyo to California with stops t Wake Island and Honolulu.

Noel

The tires are worn.  The shocks are shot.  The steering is wobbly.  But the engine still runs fine.

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My very first flight was on a Super Connie from Miami to San Francisco in 1952, with several intermediate stops along the way, although I can't remember where they were now...

Fr. Bill    

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At age six I rode one from Howard AFB in the Canal Zone to Charleston AFB. It was a MATS bird. I remember the seats faced rearwards toward the back of the plane. Come to think of it that might be a safer configuration in a crash. This was around 1959.

Vic green

Very cool, indeed! My first TWA Connie flight was Washington DC to New Orleans in 1956. For lunch in coach class, first a HUGE shrimp cocktail! Those days are gone forever.

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Yeah, I had seen that a bit earlier.   I get referred to videos like that since my usual YouTube diet is a mixture of model crafting, airbrushing and flight videos.   It's amazing how much dedication these folks have to bring their dreams to fruition, no ?

 

 

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They're all so great, but usually terminate in such a hugly shape / form, that I gave up on R/C long ago ....

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Yes, size is the real factor I limit myself to smaller "scale" models rather than RC.    That doesn't mean I don't appreciate their work, indeed I tip my hat to each and every one of those souls who not only model the planes, but risk their beloved models each and every time they take them out to fly them.

Salute !!!

 

 

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The engines on the real Connie could be tricky to start too.. :tongue: Impressive model! :cool:

Mark Robinson

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Nice landing, even in that crosswind! I wonder what the man hours are that goes into building something like that, very impressive! First flight must be very nerve-racking!

Beautiful model.

Thanks for posting, Alan.

Watching these RC models flying always reminds me of Hardy Kruger's reply in 'The Flight of the Phoenix' to criticism re his 'toy' aircraft....'They have to be better than a real aircraft - they have to fly themselves'.

Regards

Bill

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