Fieseler Storch - Part One - Kermie Cam
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- čas přidán 31. 03. 2016
- Kermit Weeks gives the full "Kermie Cam" treatment to the Fieseler Storch. From pre-pre-flight, pre-flight, flight and post wind up, in three wonderful segments, see the Fieseler Storch as only "Kermie" can provide.
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My Grandfather flew one of these during the war…lovely lovely aircraft!!
I had the tremendous luck to be refuelling one day way back in the mid 90's when Kermit landed in this aircraft and taxied up to the same pump. It was the first time I had ever seen both the Storch and Mr. Weeks, a real twofer! When he left it looked like the Storch rolled about 6 feet before it lifted off. I was inspired to visit Fantasy of Flight a few weeks later. The beautiful Catalina that can be seen in the background of some of these videos was a hulk at the time (I assume it is the same Cat!) and it makes me smile when I see how great it looks now.
"Florida, the Western front" Kermit is cool as hell and a Comedian to boot. Keep killin it Kermit!!
Beautiful aircraft. That Storch and the WACO you have.....heaven!
"I'm not planning on flying higher than any than I'm willing to fall" hilarious! Love your soup-to-nuts coverage of flying this beauty.
Thank you Kermit. I love these Kermie Cam's, you never get to see these old birds so close. Keep them coming if you can Kermit, the aviation community loves you!
I had the good fortune of see in person this plane fly. It was totally mesmerized by the experience
I have always been fascinated by these little planes, thanks for giving me a closer look and greater appreciation for them.
"Florida was the Western Front...", "I never fly any higher than I'm willing to fall!" Love it. Keep 'em flying, Kermie.
Absolutely Fascinating Little Aircraft - Thank You Sir For Sharing ALL Of Her With Us !
Another good Kermie cam video. I have been enjoying these for a long time, keep them coming. Thank you for sharing your planes with us.
I just love your level of detail in explaining every aspect of the aircrafts. :)
Thanks mate, cool little plane and appreciate the effort you put in to covering all the little details.
finally a new Kermit cam video, excited to see part 2&3
Wow- - thanks for sharing the experience !! This vid was a excellent 1st person walk thru and I am really lQQking forward to the next 2 parts! The Storch has, and will always will be, my favorite bird ..its STOL performance is truly amazing for then (and now !)- - this example was pristine - like it just rolled off the factory line into service. awesome! thanks again!
One hell of a history lesson, enjoyed every second.
Excellent video mr Weeks. Looking forward to the next one!
Kermie Cam videos are worth waiting for! Thanks Kermit.
love this series!! Great work and very interesting to listen to you!
It's constantly wagging its tail like a happy little dog. :-) Probably trying to say: "Let's go flying! Let's go flying!"
Lovely airplane. If I could only have one, this would be it. Beautiful restoration.
Awesome contributions! Thank you Kermit.
Beautiful restoration. Can’t believe how big the flight controls are! It’s like a stunt plane.
Was this not Germanies aswer o the British Lysander. Saw a clip of Hitler being flown out of Berlin in one. The plane actually taxied down the Unterlinden and hopped right in to the air.
@@den264i dont think it was, they started designing this in 1935-36 i believe.
Mr Fieseler was a renowned stunt pilot in the 1920-30s and a ww1 veteran
I love the Fieseler Storch and how you present it. 👍🌟 A fantastic airplane, beautiful and nimble and strurdy at the same time. Great videos you make 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Greetings from Europe
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Such an interesting aircraft. I'm really looking forward to parts 2 and 3. Thanks Mr Weeks!
beautiful aircraft, one of my favourites.
great video.
Almost as good as being there, many thanks for a fascinating look at the Storch!
Great video! Love seeing these video Kermit. Thanks so much for sharing with us. Waiting for part 2 now... Also, I'm waiting for a flight in the PBY that I always see sitting outside. I would really like to see a pre-flight and in-flight video of that.
Alot of people today are always about speed. It takes skill and a great aircraft to play around going slow. My hat is off to you sir. I love to see beauty in motion.
So glad to see another kermie cam video!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this all with us!! It is a great pleasure to watch your "Kermie Cams". As an Aerospace Engineering Student i am hugely interested in every detail of the Fieseler Storch.
Best greetings from Germany!
+Phil Langer You may want to visit Bonn-Hangelar airfield then, there's one based there. ;o)
Excellent video explaining the plane that was used to rescue Mussoloni from a mountain top
I have seen your videos here and there now I’m hooked and I will make sure I see them all,I learn so much love what you do and thank you thank you
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Amazing! I can't wait for the other two parts!!!
Kermit, love your videos!
Mr. Weeks, thanks for sharing your fun. I must schedule my next vacation so to stop by at proper time of your business hours. Dad was a ball turret gunner.
Thanks kermit! Amazing! Answered so many questions I had about 109s building models and such.
I have seen and been with Kermit and his Storch, I believe it is his favorite aircraft he owns, and is his favorite toy in his amazing toy box!
Good to see you again Kermit! They changed my territory and miss dropping in after work and helping when I could!
Check out the handle here!!! My secretary caught me there after work so often. and did it as a gag back in the early 90's. setting up our accounts for a project for work using youtube and I kept it! She would call me late in the day and I was there too much I guess!!
Hope to be back soon and see the new place!
I've seen you fly this. Neat little plane. Great walk through, thanks!
One of my favorite airplanes. Thanks!
Kermit has some serious big boy toys.
Thanks for REALLY showing wat the Storch looks like!
The clicking is one of the mags that has an Impulse coupling. It spins faster and creates a hotter spark to start the engine
thanks kermit. love these kermie cams
Thanks for explaining the red T handles function for swinging the wings.
It looks like the German version of the Piper Super Cub with a bigger engine :) Thanks for sharing this wonderful video with us, Mr. Weeks!
Will T the Super Cub came out in the 50s, well after WWII. The J-3 or the Stinson L-5 would be a more accurate comparison
"Don't fly any higher than I'm willing to fall"... great line! Can't wait for the next two parts... so I'll revisit your Lockheed Vega Project Update Trip video to watch the Storch in action.
Kermit you are amazing and i admire you and your talent :)
Lucky man, love it, keep em coming! Thanks so much!
OMG 2:27 BEHIND , THE BIG PLANE "DOUGLAS DC 3 A3 DAKOTA" MY FAVORITE PLANE OMG I DREAM MAYBE ! THANK YOU KERMIT ! SO LUCKY !
What a great looking aeroplane love the style of this aircraft it's so cool 👍
So glad you're still flying your incredible collection since you no longer operate daily.
Love these full flat Kermie Cam videos! And you just had to make us wait for the actual start-up didn't you :)
Mr. Weeks, Thanks for a trip in an airplane I've long lusted to have in my logbook ! In my airport bum days ( about the same time you were tying knots in the air !) there was a Storch based at Sky Manor but I could never cage a ride, let alone a checkout !
You "pilots" record the "type" in your "logbook" and go around trying to "cage" (did you mean "cadge"?) a ride or "checkout" in whatever airplanes happen to catch your eye? And expect other pilots to LET YOU "cage" a ride or "checkout" in their planes? What airplanes HAVE you put "in your logbook" or "caged" a ride or checkout in?
Cool I love the storch so majestic the sound of engine amazing
Can't wait for part 2
You are the right person to own this
Fiesler Storch, my all time favorite. Even bought the 2/3 Pazmany plans for it though I doubt I will ever build it.
This is a man who knows how to spend his money on things that matter. Keep em flying Kermit :)
I watched your plane preflight, flight, and postflight flight than and I enjoyed you specification report on your stork! I can not watch again lose the SWASIKA!!!!!!
We keep things as authentic as possible to the period in history they represent, and will continue to do so. Sorry that presents a problem for you.
Remember one of Dad's 1960s or 1970s magazines, Air Progress, Air Classics, or another, having a Fieseler Storch article which carried subtitle, "So slow it could land backwards on an outhouse roof"
Great video Kermit! Would you be willing to do a walk through of that PBY on the ramp?
Love all these airplanes not sure why I haven't subbed earlier. Just did! Keep em coming! I wish so bad I could ever have an opportunity to fly these aircraft! Love it! It's my dream so maybe one day!
Wow, it's in pristine condition...great video!
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thank you so much for sharing.
She's an real beaut Kermie, I want one!
I wish they still made these planes. They look so awesome to fly!
Not only i learned about this plane, but also about pterodactyl. thanks
Nice plane! Thanks for sharing!
gee kermit, yer livin my dream. well you work for it. after 50yrs of living aircraft i still have not been in the air.
What are you waiting for?
There are many CZcams Fiesler Storches to compare with Mr. Weeks's...check em' out... his Fiesler, in my opinion is the most complete, the most authentic and the coolest (cough) bird...
This seems like the airplane for the common man. I'd LOVE to own one!
I want to fly in one of these so bad. Thank you.
Love these little machines, probably my dream airplane.
Pretty pony tail !
A very interesting video. Very detailed.⭐⭐⭐
remember this on our last visit to florida had a great day if i remember correctly it has light oil and has to be warmed up , anyway back in england i have just been to the battle of britain museum at hawkinge kent if your ever in england well worth a visit
I don't actually KNOW anything about planes, I just LIKE 'em ... used to build plastic models of WW1 and WW2 planes, as a kid in the '60s. This looks like a very cool plane, pretty basic yet ingenious! Thanks for posting!
Gotta be one of the first of the "Ultra Lights" ever built. The Storch for the Germans and the Westland Lysander for the British (but not quite ultra).
Who is jealous??? I am :) Thank you Sir!!!
Looks like a blast.. cool vid.
Grumman used a similar wing folding mechanism on the F4F-4 and later models of the Wildcat, the F6F, and the TBF.
great video
OK. Very very very good. Even more videos like this. Thank you so much. I subscribe. Francis
Maybe that small fixed trim tab on the elevator is to trim the elevator to be flush with the stabiliser? During cruise.
After the AN-2, the greatest plane! And you get to fly it! How cool is that?
When are part 2-3 coming? These are my favorite vids!
This is a candidate for the best airplane ever!
very elegant design
Thanks kermit for the great Video o wow a swiss old aircraft mega cool nice day by thomy i am great Fan for you many years awesome
I need part 2!
LOVE , LOVE this plane ! ... I think I want mine with some "Bush Tires ".... 16" would be fine ( lol).
Every time I see one of those , I think the tires wear made that size because of rubber shortages during production, any information about that.
I love this airplane ,too> such a beauty.
That is a beautiful bird compared to some in museums ones in museums are mostly finish or modded for cold war with rear plated off and the small pistol window hatch in front is gone etc !
Amazing plane, I fly RC and its
one of my favorites! Question...why the control surfaces locks? Thanks.
AWESOME!
Elképesztő Német mérnöki csoda!
Megfigyeltem a háború idején minden Német gép tartalmazott valami új mérnöki találmányt némelyik akár többet is mint pl ez a repülő!
so beautiful
Thanks for the upload! How did you acquire the V-1?