Roland C.II Full Build. Revell kit
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2022
- Full Build, my first WW1 aircraft. With wooden propeller and complicated rigging.
Roland C.II Full Build. Revell kit 1:48 03965
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The LFG Roland C.II, usually known as the Walfisch (Whale), was an advanced German reconnaissance aircraft of World War I. It was manufactured by Luft-Fahrzeug-Gesellschaft G.m.b.H.
The C.II had much lower drag than comparable aircraft of its time. It featured a monocoque fuselage built with an outer skin of two layers of thin plywood strips at an angle to each other (known as a Wickelrumpf, or "wrapped body" design).[1] This had both lower drag and better strength per weight than typical of the time, but it was relatively slow and expensive to build. (This approach was further developed in the de Havilland Mosquito of World War II.) The deep fuselage completely filled the vertical gap between the wing panel center sections, eliminating any need for cabane struts commonly used in biplanes, and gave the aircraft its "whale" nickname. Struts and wires were reduced, without suffering the weight penalty of cantilever wings, like those used on the pioneering all-metal Junkers J 1 of late 1915. There was even some attempt to flair the wings into the fuselage, to eliminate dead air space, a feature prominently missing from the Schneider Trophy contestants of the following decade. The engineer in charge of the design was Tantzen, who was a student of Ludwig Prandtl, the founder of mathematical aerodynamics and the one to introduce the concept of boundary layer.[2]
The C.II was powered by a single 160 hp (120 kW) Mercedes D III, providing a top speed of 165 km/h (103 mph), a ceiling of 4,000 metres (13,000 ft) and a flight endurance of four hours.
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Dude... just went to your site and you are the REAL DEAL !!!! I am going to go over some of your vids this weekend. 😁
Thank you. I'm flattered. And hope you will enjoy rest of the videos.
I'm constantly trying to improve, build better models and videos.
Cheers 🙂
Loved the way you rigged the aircraft, especially the turnbuckles.
Thank you Gordon Bliar :). First time I did that complicated rigging. I'm happy you like it.
A piece of art
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Superb my friend!
Thank you.:)
Well done, and thank you for sharing this build
Thank you Ralph.
A beauty!
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Superb man!
An inspiration,cheers🤓👍🏻
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Awesome build, great job!
Thanks:)
Good job!!
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Sleek ,well done !
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❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ well done! Like dirty wheels style!
Thanks. I can alweys count on you
Just seeing this video, I added your site to subscribe to. I have purchased this aircraft a month or so ago from Eduard and waiting for it to arrive. I cannot wait. Your video has inspired me when it arrives. I am going to go to your site to see what else you have built. Usually I go to the site to see if it is worth subscribing. I didn't even go there.... This video was so awesome, I just 'hit' subscribe. Caio, my friend.
This is a nice little plane. Enjoy your build.
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20:27;ach!No tyres in ww1 were black,rather medium grey,light brown or a shade of pink.
Superb Wahlfisch however🤓👍🏻
Thanks for pointing this out. It's my first WWI model ever. I guess I have to lear a lot :)
@@modelfun How about a Haifisch?
You've finished the 'Whale' why not a 'Shark'?
10:33;not stripes but strips😉