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Gonna have it ready for North Penn John? Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!

I'd give anything to have one of these.

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas Joe.

very cool! thumbs up!

IMHO: : Although "CO2" motors were the "ultimate" long ago, today, I think we could change to electric motors, batteries, etc. However,....that "opposed twin" is FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!"

Very cool!

This is amazing!

Would you sell your case?

Woah. Didn’t know these tiny ones exist! Thanks for sharing. 😊 what’s the smallest with a parachute?

I recently found an old Brown CO2 motor in my load of old modeling gear (long time modeler). Never used. I would like to try it in a small FF model. Questions: Where can I get the co2 cartridge holder you use? Can you give me any guidance on the model size that is appropriate, weight, wing span? Thanks......

Thank you for the video. The little 5 brown boxes that has the metal cubes and tiny screws . I believe each box has 2 metal cube thingi and 6 tiny screws. Did u end up using all the screws or you had some extra left? Do wicked brick usually add extra in each set ? And would you be able to share the company name for the light effect i searched gamer bricks light but wasn't sure which one (New into this)

I’m from Australia and desperately want one of these where can I get one ???

Posing with a propeller in your armpit, waiting to take off your face.....

Hello I just aquired a brown junior mj co2 engine but I don't have the device to refill the engine tank.any body know how else I can refill or where I can buy the part I need ?

very cool!

Could you land it on a runway? What did you think about its flight characteristics?

awesome!

Now I've been around the sun a few times and dabbled in RC and free flight stuff over the years but damn, never even heard or seen these, they are awesome.

Love it

awesome!

Ooh! So there ARE T gauge Steam engines- "I designed" :V

Which recover did you use and where can I get that?

I spent years of my childhood building these planes! Best time.

Excellent conversion, neat to see it flying as both free flight and RC! Do you mind sharing more info on your printer? What is the model and does it have a rear manual feed for the paper?

I very rarely leave comments, but i had to speak up on this excellent video, your micro modeling skills are fabulous! I started this hobby many years ago, focusing on the 1/2a class (9-20 ozs, 250-560 grams) and learned that that weight class needed a far bit more weight management than the standard 25-60 glow motors weight classes. Then i moved to brushless motors in the same and lower weight category and found the need for weight savings even more challenging. Now, i have moved to the sub 250 gram class (8.8 ozs) and having a real challenge because all my electronic gear is waay to heavy for that class, and with your skills, you have crafted a fully functioning rc plane in the 10-15 gram class, Hats off to you sir, you have superb micro rc building skillz .

Love the dual-version approach!

That's one of the coolest planes I've ever seen. I have a Night Vapor. I didn't even know it was possible to build an RC balsa wood plane that small.

Lovely work and great channel!

awesome!

Fantastic Joe, well done! I'll give a nod to seeing it in the golden hour glow at Geneseo, and it looked great at the NEAT Fair as well.

I've heard of the Gasparin motors but never seen one running - thanks.

Please sell these as is a you build them to order type deal I would pay a hundred dollars or more for something like this great conversation starter with it sitting on a shelf or table in my man cave of all my other RC plane stuff

Crazy

Joe: Where can I purchase a charger?

For some reason I think a little bi-plane would be awesome but everybody is making drones right now.

I bought the yellow version from aliexpress….elevator servo melted not once but twice and I bought one from Amazon and it done same thing

so beautiful+ i always wanted to have this model

Just ordered the old version.

Thank you! I bought all 13 pieces for $350 AFTER shipping & tax

The deck is around 16 inches at its widest point. The bridge is 10 inches to the top of the mast.

The deck is 68 inches long but how wide is it? And how tall is the bridge?

Looks like the scale speed is around Mach 2😂

Good video man keep it up! 🩵❤️❣️

I don't know what's more difficult. Building the airplane or flying it. So hard to keep your eyes on it when aloft.

Compressed air is somewhat si ilar and chalanging.

Such a nice looking kit. Too bad it can't do a barrel roll. For around 5 grams for real ailerons is a better investment and more scale than fake guns.

Joe was working on a version 2 even smaller then had a major setback. He sneezed.

Great video, thank you!

I am waiting on a Gasparin G-24 I just purchased on Ebay. I can not find a charger for it for the life of me so I guess I'll just stare at the engine when I get it.