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3.5 min. flight time. WTF

3rd or 4th kit when I make the order! Love the ship and your presentation sparks the desire for another. A great parallel for the Navy A6A I flew once upon a time a really long time ago ago.

It happens, even to Brian Phillips.

Nice.

What size/type of props does it use? (Mine also broke😭)

Yo tengo uno de esos y vuela muy bien,no es nervioso y entra en pista hasta con los EDF sin gas,es una maravilla

awesome stuff! reminds me of painting warhammer

Nice one Jay!! Soft pencils!! You can also use Chinagraph/Grease pencils.. They're a bit more greasier..... so you can smudge them - good for smoke staining out of exhaust pipes etc

We saw 2 A-10s flying around our town a few times this morning.. we are not too far from Whiteman AFB. You cant miss the sound when they are coming.

Congratulations on your beautiful new jet. I love mine. Make sure you set your CG properly. Speaking of CG, the factory CG makes it a bit nose-heavy, and that could cause the nose gear to touch down first on landing, causing the plane to enter an infamous hopping motion that will destroy your nose landing gear. I found this information in the forums. "The consensus is that the book CG 78mm is too nose heavy. It will fly fine there, but you really have to be on top of your landings to keep the nose up. Most of us have moved the CG back to 85-90mm. I've found 86mm to be the sweet spot." Mine is set to 86 mm, as per the forums' recommendation. Now, the plane flies and lands much better. One thing I highly recommend you to get is a nose landing gear brace for your plane. Trust me, you'll thank me later if you get it. Here's a link fit the one I got. www.ebay.com/itm/164392493595?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=gIknIfa6T-i&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=ZDOa1F9jRca&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=WHATS_APP Another thing I switched on my plane were the trailing main landing gear, for the normal shock absorbing ones sold by MotionRC as an upgrade for the plane MotionRC recommends either all up and down shocks or all trailing ones to avoid unexpected bouncing at landing. I wish you a successful maiden flight day😁🙏🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾 Here's the maiden flight of mine on a very windyday... ua-cam.com/video/iM38IKaLq1A/v-deo.htmlsi=5pKiIIocPNaUCy7l Thumbs-up for your video 👍🏾 Have a great rest of your day 😁 Greetings from Douglas, Arizona 🌵🌵😊🇵🇷 Like #21

Dang! My boxes never show up in mint condition like that! Usually they have boot prints and holes and crushed corners!

Congratulations on your beautiful new jet. I love mine. Make sure you set your CG properly. Speaking of CG, the factory CG makes it a bit nose-heavy, and that could cause the nose gear to touch down first on landing, causing the plane to enter an infamous hopping motion that will destroy your nose landing gear. I found this information in the forums. "The consensus is that the book CG 78mm is too nose heavy. It will fly fine there, but you really have to be on top of your landings to keep the nose up. Most of us have moved the CG back to 85-90mm. I've found 86mm to be the sweet spot." Mine is set to 86 mm, as per the forums' recommendation. Now, the plane flies and lands much better. One thing I highly recommend you to get is a nose landing gear brace for your plane. Trust me, you'll thank me later if you get it. Here's a link fit the one I got. www.ebay.com/itm/164392493595?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=gIknIfa6T-i&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=ZDOa1F9jRca&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=WHATS_APP Another thing I switched on my plane were the trailing main landing gear, for the normal shock absorbing ones sold by MotionRC as an upgrade for the plane MotionRC recommends either all up and down shocks or all trailing ones to avoid unexpected bouncing at landing. I wish you a successful maiden flight day😁🙏🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾 Here's the maiden flight of mine on a very windyday... ua-cam.com/video/iM38IKaLq1A/v-deo.htmlsi=5pKiIIocPNaUCy7l Thumbs-up for your video 👍🏾 Have a great rest of your day 😁 Greetings from Douglas, Arizona 🌵🌵😊🇵🇷 Like #21

Looks a bit large for an 80mm

Very cool mate, im glad to see the "big gun" back in the hangar!

Very Nice! keen to see this fly!

What size batteries did you use & what was the flight time?

Assume this is a 60" ?

So many prangs!!!! 😮

It was a sad day for the old GWS me262. Im glad you tried your best to get her flying mate. That landing with the Mirage wasnt my best but man it was tricky to get down safely, im so glad its in one piece!

Wow challenging day by the looks man

Great video

Awesome, looks like it doesnt need a lot of runway even on grass am i right

Bel modello e bravo al pilota

Awesome man thanks for capturing that. wicked such a awesome flying jet so good very happy.

Too keep my biplane flying wires tight at all times i use small springs on the ends and string it real tight to begin with that helps alot and works best over all.

What battery did you use?

Mate, you did such a good job building it. God only knows how the CG is worked out on something so small and not a standard shape. When it is perfected, let’s put it up against my Gecko 🦎 delta wing. Awesome job pal.

Fix and repeat :) But its what we love isn't it !

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Hi - Just saw your Video With the Starmax Mustang - nice - since my similar plane crashed, do you have Idea where i can get spare parts - e.g. plastic Spinner back Plate? Greetings from Germany Frank

Awesome' RC 1/10th Scale 4x4 Off Roading Australia - North Shore Sliders at WRCS Nice video my brother Thank you very much for sharing Regards

Nice job Jay and Gus !!

What a great day it was down at the club awesome mate thanks for making the vid i really enjoyed it.

Gotta love the OMP Hobby products. nice flight Rcgus just a nice all round quality plane that fits in the car easy .

Well filmed mate, I do make it hard for you to follow where im flying sometimes, so well done! Absolutely love flying this little gem of a plane!!

Cool video bro, that was a really fun trail to drive with you guys! At 3:24 its that go for broke launch that some how made it up the challenging line 🤠 And a bucket load of luck !!

Nice one man its a cool trails that one 😎

I have one thats never been flown missing motors and gear still looking for them. a nice plane though.

So how did you end up with the differential percentages? And also have you mixed any rudder in with ailerons? I'm getting some adverse yaw with that plane. I've mixed in a little rudder a s it's helped but I'm wondering if some aileron differential would also help with this? I like your channel man. The build video for the OMP decathlon was great I used it while assembling mine!

Hey Jimmy d's rc i have recently pirchased the super decathlon and iam having trouble with the tail traging throigh the counors a lot becuase of the adverse yaw i belive,and iam wondering do you use any mixing in your plane like aileron to rudder or aileron differential to compansate for the adverse yaw thank for your responese in advance Tony Beverley

Mine is powered by twin .25 size electrics contra-rotating. A great flying plane, but short lived. As with ALL ARFs It was build with 'Profits' in mind and once the limited run was exhausted it was gone.

How do you swap out EDF units from the housings? Does the housing need to be completely disassembled?

I've got one...haven't flown it in 7 years likely. Can't stand the idea of potentially destroying it. I just look at it. 🙂

It sure is a nice model to see fly in person ..mate well done on tracking it with the camera against those pesky clouds!

What port do you setup the throttle and elevator on i have the ailerons on 2 and 3 but cant get the elevator and throttle to work :/

Why fly a downwind approach???

Nice work guys love the channel,and that plane is sweet

wont it throw off the cg?

Nice flying! Am about to purchase the PNP version and was wondering if you recommended a certain Rx? Would kind of like one with stabilization just incase I got in a bind. I have a TX16s radiomaster. Thank you!

Any movement towards a release date?? 😁