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Great vid mate, but no Ju-88?

Is that you Brian?

Nice camera work, some impressive craft on show there. Loved the "wheel too tight" comment. Thanks for sharing.

How do you switch the power on and off if the canopy is closed???

awesome huge plane dude 😀😀👍👍

that's cool 👌😎😎

Beautiful!

Nice job. Please could you use camera withaout fast moving..

Too much elevator in circling, but very nice.

The full scale Blanic, was grounded by the FAA, too bad, I used to teach aerobatics in New England on it, only loops and wingovers were permited, no rolls . The wheel retracted only part way. The wings are swept forward, unlike the model also had flaps. Disapointing!

Beautiful plane, do you recommend this model?. Thanks.

bonjour idem meme model et meme moteur

Bravissimo Gentlemen!!

needs a scale model auster to fit my memories

Gorgeous!

Beautiful sailplane.

Couldn’t have hit that hole any better on the second landing any better. Good test for the wear strip and wheel, which all held up fine. Looking forward to the next day out

Awesome planes,there huge,great flights and landings 👍👍👍😀😀

Always sad to see so much damage and on the first test flight. Sigh. Obviously full check out of all construction might have helped but not all issues can be seen outwardly. (Fuel tanks) Looks like that last tree needs a little height adjustment to reduce it's "Reach." That was just so close to a nice recovery.

"The model failed the flight test" - Thanks for clarifying :P

That'll buff right out. 🙂

Climbed pretty strongly for two 20cc motors hauling a 16Kg model. That surprised me.

Hello there I too have a typhoon but without the manual. Any idea where the CG position should be? Many thanks

Maybe move the CG forward bit????

Nice!

This tree had no gaps line got me rolling.

Such a narrow wheel base! Like an ME109E.

Lucky war doesn't rely on luck

Nice plane, great flying, but why did you have to go and contaminate the video with a damned music bed?

why is "reducing throttle to something less than 100%" simply not an option, for the vast majority of rc operators...,?sheesh.

lol when it smashed

That was pretty funny. As a new soaring competitor I also sometimes find myself in predicaments like this

3:33 lol my ears

That sucks. I feel for ya

It looked like it was trying to find somewhere to crash from the getgo ,,an aileron detaching is shamefull preparation,,, it was only going to end badly,,thankfully no one was hurt

man, after seeing it fly through those tress, I really wished it survived! Hope it comes back to life someday

The slow motion audio was killer!

I've had a few days like this

Cariboo became Cariboohoo after that landing 😢

The slow mo editing on this is so annoying

Thanks for sharing this video, she was a great looking craft! There were probably multiple set-up factors at play (like CG location, engine thrust angle, trim angles, or simple surface alignment. Clearly the aileron was an issue that would cause the roll/bank trouble. But the way she kept climbing indicates something else. Further, twin engines provide a lot of thrust, so less throttle might have helped. Best of luck with her...rebuild it, she's looks like a worthy ship.

He was doing a pretty good job of bringing it in too. That pitch-up almost emulated the famous video of one crashing after cargo shift.

Next time pull the throttles back "Test Pilot"

Great efforts on saving it but Dude,,,,,,,,Kill some of that throttle,,,Running almost full throttle when a plane has issues is a perfect storm for disaster. Should have dropped the throttle before it got that high and far away then baby it back down.

Thrust lines?

Jeez that one had just about anything and everything that could go wrong, actually did go wrong. Great example of cascading failure. "Cascading failure is kind of failure in a system comprising interconnected parts, in which the failure of a part can trigger the failure of successive parts."

It used to be my professional job to deliberately crash new model designs. This was to determine any weaknesses in the design and to determine what spare parts the manufacturer should have available. I'd then have to write the Repair Guide and advise on any design modifications to make models more crash resilient. Crash Resilience is something all model builders should think about.

Ah, 'stand-off scale', yeah preferably in the next paddock.