Did not realize there was such a history of this design. It is an ideal design because it is completely versatile from the beginner needing a good flying result, to the complete expert flyer. I really like the concept because it emphasizes flying and recreation. Thank you for showing this! Rudolph
People doing what they enjoy and sharing it with pride always makes me smile. I love those planes but never got to fly or see any. I'd love to fly those tho.
Beautiful flying! Here in the US we still fly many planes similar to these, especially our indoor Class A ROG planes which fly 15 minutes and more. I checked Yoshida's website but there is no listing of what kits they offer or pricing. They should put that information on the website so that viewers can understand what is being offered for sale.
Thank you for watching. Sorry, I don't have tip angle data. When I measured the 220mm propeller I had, the tip angle was about 10 degrees. And the 30 degree position was 35% from the center.
Hi, Could you help me out by telling me where do I find these long rubbers and all the stuff to maintain the plane while you roll the rubber Thanks. I live in Spain.
Is there a shop selling these in the Tokyo area? I will be in Tokyo next week and will be looking for some of these to buy. In English we usually call these "Rubber Stick" models, in the US they sell kits such as the Delta Dart, and there was a company called North Pacific. I have recently been flying Chinese made ones with foam wings, I can get 2 minutes indoors with modified ones.
@@freeflight7750 I was looking for model shops in Tokyo in Google Maps and UA-cam but all the ones I found only sell RC cars... 😅 I'll check out toy stores. I wonder if I can just ask for "fukurumono hikoki" and show them your video... I was also thinking perhaps dagashi shops might sell them? I have built and flown rubber stick models for many years, usually they are balsa and tissue, or sheet balsa wings, or more recently, the Chinese-made ones with styrofoam wings. There is a video on my channel where I was flying one indoors (I was getting 2 minutes duration).
The website of the store introduced on the "Finally" page is currently under maintenance. It will be shared in the summary column as soon as the maintenance is completed.
During my study in Japan I bought a union B class light plane in 2004.I assembled it and fly in saitama university.when I return my country I brought it with me.But It destroyed.
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１年前に売れ残っていた京商のB級ライトプレーンを購入して組み立てた。とてもよく飛んで飛行時間が長かった。息子が大喜びだった。ただ、その機体を追いかけるのに走って追いかけるのが体に堪えた良い思い出。
このライトプレーンは主翼のそり角が決まっていて、バランスがとても良かったのでほとんど調整なしに飛行できた優れた機体だった。
１０００回転をワインダーで何回か巻いたらプロペラの駆動部をねじ切ってしまって、工場長からアドバイスをもらって今は金属と木材を使用してその個所を自作して飛行を楽しんでいます。
B級LPの飛んでいる情景が脳裏に浮かびました。
Awesome 🙏🏻
Thank you, that is a fantastic video, reminded me a lot of my youth and love of aeromodelling that i still have today, greetings from Ireland
Thank you for watching. I would love to see a Japanese LIGHT PLANE fly over Ireland.
Very nice. Now you need a folding propeller. 👍
Thank you for watching. And thanks for the advice.
Did not realize there was such a history of this design. It is an ideal design because it is completely versatile from the beginner needing a good flying result, to the complete expert flyer. I really like the concept because it emphasizes flying and recreation. Thank you for showing this! Rudolph
Thank you for the best compliment.
この動画はとても価値のあるものです。
日本のライトプレーンの紹介、クラス分けなどがとても分かりやすく解説してあります。
編集お疲れ様でした。
海外にも、日本のライトプレーンが普及する日を待っています。
tofuさん、ありがとうございます。
People doing what they enjoy and sharing it with pride always makes me smile. I love those planes but never got to fly or see any. I'd love to fly those tho.
Please build it and fly it. I am currently editing part 2. I will also explain how to build it.
Old School! So Cool!
Thank you for watching.
Iyesssss. Great flights 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for watching.
That was fun...and informative. The restoration is awesome. Thank you!
Thank you for watching. Please try to fly Japanese LIGHT PLANEs in your country.
@@freeflight7750 Oh I'm sure your video will inspire enough to make it happen! Thank you!
nice!
Thank you for watching the video.
So inspirational.many thanks.
Thank you. Try flying LIGHT PLANEs in your country too.
Delightful to watch, thank you.
Thank you for watching.
Beautiful flying! Here in the US we still fly many planes similar to these, especially our indoor Class A ROG planes which fly 15 minutes and more. I checked Yoshida's website but there is no listing of what kits they offer or pricing. They should put that information on the website so that viewers can understand what is being offered for sale.
Thank you for watching. Sorry Yoshida's website was under maintenance.
So cool I love them.
Thank you.
Do you by chance have a link to their website?
Thank you for watching. Sorry, the website was under maintenance. Therefore, I am preparing to share by deleting the last page.
Hi, tell me about your all plastic propellers (5",6"7"8"9") tip angle.
Thank you for watching.
Sorry, I don't have tip angle data.
When I measured the 220mm propeller I had, the tip angle was about 10 degrees.
And the 30 degree position was 35% from the center.
Where can i buy them?
Hi,
Could you help me out by telling me where do I find these long rubbers and all the stuff to maintain the plane while you roll the rubber
Thanks.
I live in Spain.
The plane I introduced is no longer for sale.
I bought it at an online auction.
Is there a shop selling these in the Tokyo area? I will be in Tokyo next week and will be looking for some of these to buy. In English we usually call these "Rubber Stick" models, in the US they sell kits such as the Delta Dart, and there was a company called North Pacific. I have recently been flying Chinese made ones with foam wings, I can get 2 minutes indoors with modified ones.
Welcome to Japan.
I don't live in Tokyo, but please ask any toy or model shops in Tokyo:
Do you have a bamboo lightplane?
@@freeflight7750 I was looking for model shops in Tokyo in Google Maps and UA-cam but all the ones I found only sell RC cars... 😅 I'll check out toy stores. I wonder if I can just ask for "fukurumono hikoki" and show them your video... I was also thinking perhaps dagashi shops might sell them? I have built and flown rubber stick models for many years, usually they are balsa and tissue, or sheet balsa wings, or more recently, the Chinese-made ones with styrofoam wings. There is a video on my channel where I was flying one indoors (I was getting 2 minutes duration).
Looks like fun, where can we buy these lanes? Do you know a specific website? Great stuff!
The website of the store introduced on the "Finally" page is currently under maintenance. It will be shared in the summary column as soon as the maintenance is completed.
興味深く拝見しました。最近自分もゴム動力飛行機を久しぶりに作りました。説明書にはゴムは200回くらい巻いたら良いと書いてあるのですが，付属のゴムはどうも短く，瞬間的にトルクが上がって，短い時間しかペラが回転しません。UA-camの動画を見ると，長めのゴムを使用して，巻きの数を増やしておられるようにお見受けします。今所持しているのはクラスAのものなのですが，別のゴムに取り替えるとすればどのようなものが良いでしょうか・あるいは最適の巻き数などございますか？ゴムの入手先はどうされてますでようか？突然の質問で恐縮ですが，お手隙の際にでもご教示いただければ幸いです。
ご視聴ありがとうございます。ゴムの巻き数はフィールドの広さとゴム搭載量及び条数によるため一概に何回巻くとは言えないのですが、一例として、競技会用に改造したA級LPの場合、ゴム搭載量は3グラムで巻き数は350～400回です。
但し、私が利用するフィールドでは場所が狭いためタイマーで強制的に降ろします。
利用するゴムですが、FAI タンスーパースポーツと言うゴムの1/16㌅を使用しています。
このゴムを使用して動画の中でクラス別にゴム搭載量と条数が表記されていますので参考にしてください。
ゴムの購入は「FAI タン スーパースポーツ」で検索すれば販売サイトが出てきます。
@@freeflight7750 詳細な情報ありがとうございます。大変参考になりました！！
I had those when I was a kid! Some were wood, while some were Styrofoam! These were rubber powered like your video
I would be very happy if there are people who still build and fly in your country.
During my study in Japan I bought a union B class light plane in 2004.I assembled it and fly in saitama university.when I return my country I brought it with me.But It destroyed.
Thank you for watching. And thank you for the class B LIGHT PLANE. I would be happy if you could spread the Japanese LIGHT PLANE in your country.
@@freeflight7750 yes I love to do this
Again I requested one of my friends to bring another plane and he brought it for me to my country
I also subscribed your channel
Thank you.
Kindly you can send me thies airplanes tamplate ?
Wish I could get these in the usa
Thank you for watching.