It was nice seeing you at Ausfly! I see our RV12 VH-TAO made it in to your video ;) Thank you for sharing your experience! Congratulations on the award! Well deserved!
Congratulation on the award, your certainly deserve it. I'm sure the completed Sopwith Camel will be up for an award in the future. I always enjoy following your progress. Cheers Paul
Congratulations on your "Best Homebuilt" award. Zenith made the announcement yesterday but I didn't get a chance to comment until today. Keep up the good work, I'm sure you'll get one for the Camel too!
G'day Scott, Yay Team ! Congratulations on the Award mate...; very well done ! That sort of looked like a Fly-In where nobody turned up unless they actually had an Aeroplane...(!) ; either there was not much in the way of General Public Spectators in attendance, or you managed to avoid "The Madding Crowd..." by being somewhere else and pointing the Camera away from any Herds of Lollygaggers and Icecream-lickers which might have been there ? They've certainly got the Dessicated dried-out sandy baking Dustbowl-Under-The-Sun..., "Thing", going on there - beside the Runway For Visitors to Camp out in lovely Neat Straight Rows.... Still, apparently the Heat you complained of was nowhere near hot enough for those Flamboyant People who were competing to pump the most Oil possible into their Hot Exhaust Manifolds as they Fly (and Taxi blind !)..., all the better to make the most Smoke, while actively indulging in public Attention-Seeking & Limit-Testing Displays - all done before the largest Audience they can possibly contrive to attract... If they didn't want Every Next Summer to be Forever Hotter & Windier & Drier & Stormier & Firier & Hailier, with more intense (hotter and drier...) Heatwaves and Floodier Inundations between the MegaFireStorms...; Then they would not have Chosen to Compete to Burn, and Inject, and Pump..., Ever more Fossil Carbon Into the Sky... But perhaps the most incongruous aspect is that they're trying to hold an Airshow - in these Post-Ramstein/Post-11 September 2001, & Post-Shoreham Dayze of Safety-Consciousness ; and their Airshow is planned for where some bloody Nong has gone and erected a veritable Forest of Lightposts & Lampstands poking up like a Barrage of Anti-Stuka Defences and Obstacles all around and over any Areas from where any Airshow Attendees might possibly be gathered to watch - like Taxiways, Aprons, Lawns between Hangars, etc. So the Crowd, if there was one, was fenced off under the Anti-Aircraft Towers...; and the Displays were all conducted Far far away, Out over the Runway - well beyond the range of any "Standard" (Portrait or Landscape) Lens. To see that Flying on Camera would need at least a 5x Telephoto Lens ; and then Holding it steady while tracking and framing and focussing gets Tricky. I have some special bits of Kit which do it ; for 45mm Film Camera Stills I use Rifle-Stocks to mount the Camera/Lens on - and for my Phone's Video Camera I mate it at 5x onto my 10x Bushnell Binoculars and mount the resulting 50x Rig on a Tripod. To see them, search my Videos for, "Zenit 300mm Photosniper", & "1,000mm-4,000mm Super-Sniper..." & "50 X Telephoto Video-Sniper...". I bought my first Photosniper in 1982, for photographing Aeroplanes..., but I mostly practiced on Seagulls on the Wing...(!), as a Student Nurse, in Sydney... Such is life, Have a good one... Stay safe. ;-p Ciao !
Don’t over think it. It was a huge success according to the local Mayor and a great event to attend with great attendance. My local club could learn a lot.
I tend to stay away from flying videos. It can be a huge distraction while flying and also open to criticism if edited wrong. I’ll see in the future if I film my flying thanks
@@scottmatthews5280 that’s totally fair enough mate! Even if we don’t see anymore you are my go to channel for aircraft builds, keep up the great work!
Yes, well done Scott, I expect to see that award framed and on the hanger wall in no time 👍👍 Thanks for another great video and covering a lot of small aircraft. How does the cruiser compare to the likes of the SA built Ventura 4's?
Ah! yes, my bad, Savanah4 . There's a UA-camr call Jack out the back. The farm has two they use on a huge cattle station in WA. Prenti Downs@@scottmatthews5280
Scott Congratulations on the award. Very well deserved. Thanks for sharing. Cheers. Jim
Thank you very much!
It was nice seeing you at Ausfly! I see our RV12 VH-TAO made it in to your video ;)
Thank you for sharing your experience!
Congratulations on the award! Well deserved!
Thanks again!
Congratulations Scott, well deserved win. Look forward to seeing your progress on the Camel.
You and me both!
So well deserved. Well done!! 🎉
Thank you
Congratulations on the award. Well deserved.
Thanks
Congratulation on the award, your certainly deserve it. I'm sure the completed Sopwith Camel will be up for an award in the future. I always enjoy following your progress. Cheers Paul
Thank you very much!
Well done! It would be good to watch some of your fly-in/fly-out of some of these locations 😀
Thanks, I’ll see what I can do. It’s a big distraction while flying and open to criticism
Congratulations on your "Best Homebuilt" award. Zenith made the announcement yesterday but I didn't get a chance to comment until today. Keep up the good work, I'm sure you'll get one for the Camel too!
Cool, thanks
G'day Scott,
Yay Team !
Congratulations on the Award mate...; very well done !
That sort of looked like a
Fly-In where nobody turned up unless they actually had an Aeroplane...(!) ; either there was not much in the way of
General Public Spectators in attendance, or you managed to avoid
"The Madding Crowd..."
by being somewhere else and pointing the Camera away from any Herds of Lollygaggers and Icecream-lickers which might have been there ?
They've certainly got the
Dessicated dried-out sandy baking Dustbowl-Under-The-Sun...,
"Thing", going on there - beside the Runway
For Visitors to
Camp out in lovely
Neat Straight Rows....
Still, apparently the Heat you complained of was nowhere near hot enough for those
Flamboyant
People who were competing to pump the most Oil possible into their
Hot Exhaust Manifolds as they
Fly (and Taxi blind !)..., all the better to make the most
Smoke, while actively indulging in public
Attention-Seeking &
Limit-Testing Displays - all done before the largest Audience they can possibly contrive to attract...
If they didn't want
Every
Next Summer to be
Forever
Hotter & Windier & Drier & Stormier & Firier & Hailier, with more intense (hotter and drier...) Heatwaves and
Floodier Inundations between the
MegaFireStorms...;
Then they would not have
Chosen to
Compete to
Burn, and
Inject, and
Pump..., Ever more
Fossil Carbon
Into the
Sky...
But perhaps the most incongruous aspect is that they're trying to hold an Airshow - in these Post-Ramstein/Post-11 September 2001, & Post-Shoreham Dayze of Safety-Consciousness ; and their Airshow is planned for where some bloody Nong has gone and erected a veritable
Forest of Lightposts & Lampstands poking up like a Barrage of Anti-Stuka Defences and Obstacles all around and over any Areas from where any Airshow Attendees might possibly be gathered to watch - like Taxiways, Aprons, Lawns between Hangars, etc.
So the Crowd, if there was one, was fenced off under the Anti-Aircraft Towers...; and the
Displays were all conducted
Far far away,
Out over the Runway - well beyond the range of any
"Standard" (Portrait or Landscape) Lens.
To see that Flying on Camera would need at least a 5x Telephoto Lens ; and then Holding it steady while tracking and framing and focussing gets
Tricky.
I have some special bits of Kit which do it ; for 45mm Film Camera Stills I use Rifle-Stocks to mount the Camera/Lens on - and for my Phone's Video Camera I mate it at 5x onto my 10x Bushnell Binoculars and mount the resulting 50x Rig on a Tripod.
To see them, search my Videos for,
"Zenit 300mm Photosniper",
&
"1,000mm-4,000mm Super-Sniper..."
&
"50 X Telephoto Video-Sniper...".
I bought my first Photosniper in 1982, for photographing Aeroplanes..., but I mostly practiced on Seagulls on the Wing...(!), as a Student Nurse, in Sydney...
Such is life,
Have a good one...
Stay safe.
;-p
Ciao !
Don’t over think it. It was a huge success according to the local Mayor and a great event to attend with great attendance. My local club could learn a lot.
Congrats on the award! do we get a Cruzer video of the flight out and back? love the build videos but missing the flying ones too!
I tend to stay away from flying videos. It can be a huge distraction while flying and also open to criticism if edited wrong. I’ll see in the future if I film my flying thanks
@@scottmatthews5280 that’s totally fair enough mate! Even if we don’t see anymore you are my go to channel for aircraft builds, keep up the great work!
Congratulations.
Thank you!
Yes, well done Scott, I expect to see that award framed and on the hanger wall in no time 👍👍
Thanks for another great video and covering a lot of small aircraft.
How does the cruiser compare to the likes of the SA built Ventura 4's?
Thanks, is that the Savannah? Original is usually the best, I believe they copied Zenith
Ah! yes, my bad, Savanah4 . There's a UA-camr call Jack out the back. The farm has two they use on a huge cattle station in WA. Prenti Downs@@scottmatthews5280
Nice video and stay in the shade and drink lots of water 🥵
Thank you, I will