I was lucky enough to attend this meet - in fact my very FIRST Cocklebarrow meet. It was a great day and I was made to feel very welcome by all. I shall definately be attending again.
Remarkable editing and naration on your vids, watching these vintage flyers are so relaxing. There is a great amount of appreciation to see a hand built craft doing what it was meant to do in the midst of so many pre-fabed machines that have entered the hoby
hi there, I have to congratulate u on such a great and very enjoyable video to watch. the narration was superb and as a model flyer since 1986 it was great to see the vintage planes. its the type of plane ive never had a chance to fly and watching this video has given me the appetite to seek out such a model. my great interest is two stroke and in particular four stroke engines. its the sound I love. many thanks again for a great film show. regards aidan
Vraiment super ce rassemblement de vieux modèles, cela me donne envie de construire aussi un modèle antique, j'aime aussi les coups d'œil que vous faites à la nature, (la flore et la faune)...
adorei todos os videos, tenho pena que em portugal esta modalidade de aeromodelismo nao tenha grandes adeptos.adorei a sua voz e narraçao, obrigado e muitos anos de vida.
What a beautifully produced video this is,it has that old world charm of English country lanes as they once were before we crissed crossed this country with noisy concrete motorways,the inclusion of flora and fauna merges well with these old vintage models,so sad that many youngsters will never experience the joys of building open structure model aircraft covered with light materials,the joys of trimming them and those first launches into the blue that have to be experienced first hand,I do hope that model builders and flyers will continue this legacy of bringing together such a friendly band as we see here,I have never been to Cocklebarrow but it seems to hold a bit of magic that is fast vanishing from our busy lifestyles,long may it continue into the future,blood and custard it is sir ! subscribed !
Very enjoyable video. Thanks especially for the commentary and the naming of the various models. As a younger modeler, I am not familiar with many of the vintage planes. Keep up the great work.
Can you tell me if Cocklebarrow vintage flying still takes place.? There have not been any videos from contributors in the last few years. Is the field not used anymore. Love the vintage models.
Truly a lovely video
Great times....priceless too see al the different planes...and the bring al the different peopel together to enjoy a great day as one happy family!
I was lucky enough to attend this meet - in fact my very FIRST Cocklebarrow meet. It was a great day and I was made to feel very welcome by all. I shall definately be attending again.
Michael, I’m glad you had some time off between your movies to narrate this wonderful event greetings from Palm city Florida
Most enjoyable.
Thank you to the moderator for a fine show.............p
Remarkable editing and naration on your vids,
watching these vintage flyers are so relaxing.
There is a great amount of appreciation to see a hand built craft doing what it was meant to do in the midst of so many pre-fabed machines that have entered the hoby
I love this so much, must be getting old!, thank you.
hi there, I have to congratulate u on such a great and very enjoyable video to watch. the narration was superb and as a model flyer since 1986 it was great to see the vintage planes. its the type of plane ive never had a chance to fly and watching this video has given me the appetite to seek out such a model. my great interest is two stroke and in particular four stroke engines. its the sound I love. many thanks again for a great film show. regards aidan
Beautifull video. This is the work of a comitted artist. Makes me want to travel over therer.
Vraiment super ce rassemblement de vieux modèles, cela me donne envie de construire aussi un modèle antique, j'aime aussi les coups d'œil que vous faites à la nature, (la flore et la faune)...
adorei todos os videos, tenho pena que em portugal esta modalidade de aeromodelismo nao tenha grandes adeptos.adorei a sua voz e narraçao, obrigado e muitos anos de vida.
Great great video!!
What a beautifully produced video this is,it has that old world charm of English country lanes as they once were before we crissed crossed this country with noisy concrete motorways,the inclusion of flora and fauna merges well with these old vintage models,so sad that many youngsters will never experience the joys of building open structure model aircraft covered with light materials,the joys of trimming them and those first launches into the blue that have to be experienced first hand,I do hope that model builders and flyers will continue this legacy of bringing together such a friendly band as we see here,I have never been to Cocklebarrow but it seems to hold a bit of magic that is fast vanishing from our busy lifestyles,long may it continue into the future,blood and custard it is sir ! subscribed !
Very enjoyable video. Thanks especially for the commentary and the naming of the various models. As a younger modeler, I am not familiar with many of the vintage planes. Keep up the great work.
The narration is golden! Please do more!!
i love your videos, thank you ---pete
Always enjoy looking at your videos. Is the blood and pudding plane a Just Junior? I hope so, I am building one right now.
Sweet
Can you tell me if Cocklebarrow vintage flying still takes place.? There have not been any videos from contributors in the last few years. Is the field not used anymore. Love the vintage models.
At 5:26 what is the name of the yellow airplane? I'd like to know because I'm building one of my own.
Show !!! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
What is the name of the model being carried out to the field from 2:20 to 2:40?
Keil Kraft Falcon perhaps ????
No. I'm wrong.
Looks like a Cloud Clipper 71 from Value Planes, although I expect the Value Planes version is a repro of some much older aircraft.