A giant VC10 flying on 4 Wren Supersport gas turbine engines. Take a ride on the tail as this superb jet liner takes to the sky at LMA Cosford Model Show 2015.
Fabulous video. Love the VC-10, brings back many childhood memories for me. I also loved the tail camera aspect (little to no fisheye) so you get the true shape of the aircraft. Loved it!
Fantastic model, great video .. while I was living in Sydney Au. from the late 1960's to the early 1970's, I had a good view of the aircraft flying in and out of Sydney Airport, the VC10 was always my fav plane.
Really cool video. I like how in flight you can see the wings flexing from the camera view. Working baskets were a great touch. I was expecting at the end for the thrust reveres to work, since it looked like the cutouts were there. ^__^ nice flying.
+RCHeliJet Hey Thomas...all the best to you buddy. Wishing you millions of views and subscribers for for your CZcams channel for 2016! Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
That's what I thought, too. Of course, they would have to make a model with a cockpit, for it seems that, on this one, the cockpit windows seem to be painted on the fuselage.
+K-9 COOPER Good to hear. Lots more of awesome stuff to come....the 2016 season just got started! Quite excited. Please make sure to share this channel with your RC friends. You can also find us on Facebook. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
+Abby Babby Thanks Abby. Hoping to see this fly again this year. It really is a crowd pleaser at the shows it flies at. Thanks for your comment. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Essential RC I've attended only one RC airshow and that was 1995 in Saginaw, Michigan. That's what I look forward to is watching those gorgeous birds do their thing in the air. I'd like to build one of my own one day. Thank you Dom, for the prompt reply.
Bobby Tucker Really? It doesn't look realistic in flight . It's too wobbly and it responds to the input from the controller much too sharply to be real
Most modern transmitters, and surely the multi thousand dollar one this pilot is probably using, have a a feature that allows for a "delay" in servo movement. Such delays are beneficial for a scale reaction time to control inputs, but this could be dangerous for some aircraft where immediate response is required, such as for this aircraft at low speeds. You can't do much about the wobbles in the air, maybe a gyro, but you will still see some wobble.
The model is beautiful, but it is very apparent it is not cross-longitudinally balanced. Constant roll inputs required to keep stable. Very apparent in the final approach when it enters an obvious Dutch rolling tendency. The engineers behind this model should look past this as an insult, and put the effort in to simply balance the model correctly. This could be the best flying large scale model yet. Will have to work hard to compete with the 2010 C-17 Globemaster (19 ft wingspan).
+Israel Mirillo I used Mobius mini cameras on this but you should look at my recent video review of the Runcam2. It's better. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Fabulous video. Love the VC-10, brings back many childhood memories for me. I also loved the tail camera aspect (little to no fisheye) so you get the true shape of the aircraft. Loved it!
Fantastic model, great video .. while I was living in Sydney Au. from the late 1960's to the early 1970's, I had a good view of the aircraft flying in and out of Sydney Airport, the VC10 was always my fav plane.
Then glad I got to film it and share it buddy. Appreciate the feedback. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
@@EssentialRC Can I get a RC Plane?
Great Model,super flight thumps up...a cam in the cockpit will be cool...
Nice RC. The VC10 was inarguably the aircraft that carried the T tail design best of all. Most beautiful T tail, EVER...!!!
Really cool video. I like how in flight you can see the wings flexing from the camera view. Working baskets were a great touch.
I was expecting at the end for the thrust reveres to work, since it looked like the cutouts were there. ^__^ nice flying.
Love the tail-cam view!
Yeah, on a big long jet like that it was perfect. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Love that camera on the aircraft!
Fantastic Model and Video Thanks Dom and Merry X-mas from Switzerland :)
+RCHeliJet Hey Thomas...all the best to you buddy. Wishing you millions of views and subscribers for for your CZcams channel for 2016! Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
This thing sounds brutal!! Wow!
Would be great to see a model "Re-fueling" from it. That would be quite an accomplishment.
I think that would be impossible unless it was done FPV over a much larger airfield. Someone will do it one day no doubt. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
That landing was extraordinary! It didn't seem to flare at all but then I'm no expert but it was one of the lightest touchdowns I have ever seen.
Watch our more recent video of this model in its new BOAC scheme. Filmed in 4K. Even better. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Stunning RC model VC10! WOW!
+AudiophileTubes Yeah. Rare and awesome model. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
I am still waiting for the roll on takeoff, what a sweet plane! Great flight too!
+Brian Phillips Thanks Brian. Really is a great thing to see flying. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Flew on the BOAC VC10 from London to Accra, Ghana back in the 60's, when I was, ummm, about 6.
I think it will be cool if they where to put the camera in the cock pit
Mark Montanye yh that would be very nice
Mark Montanye Yes, I agree with you.
That's what I thought, too. Of course, they would have to make a model with a cockpit, for it seems that, on this one, the cockpit windows seem to be painted on the fuselage.
now that's impressive
I am so pleased that I found your channel - I subbed - and I look forward to watching many more fantastic videos of these fantastic planes. Thank You
+K-9 COOPER Good to hear. Lots more of awesome stuff to come....the 2016 season just got started! Quite excited. Please make sure to share this channel with your RC friends. You can also find us on Facebook. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
I am a Crash Fire Rescue Officer in the U.S. Marine Corps so I have looked at thousands of aircraft, this is a perfect reproduction.
+Abby Babby Thanks Abby. Hoping to see this fly again this year. It really is a crowd pleaser at the shows it flies at. Thanks for your comment. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Looks and sounds like a full size aircraft.
+Bobby Tucker I think the owner would be thrilled to hear you say that! Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
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I've attended only one RC airshow and that was 1995 in Saginaw, Michigan. That's what I look forward to is watching those gorgeous birds do their thing in the air. I'd like to build one of my own one day. Thank you Dom, for the prompt reply.
Bobby Tucker
Really? It doesn't look realistic in flight .
It's too wobbly and it responds to the input from the controller much too sharply to be real
+Mark C ...do you know how to read?? read again the title caption.
Most modern transmitters, and surely the multi thousand dollar one this pilot is probably using, have a a feature that allows for a "delay" in servo movement. Such delays are beneficial for a scale reaction time to control inputs, but this could be dangerous for some aircraft where immediate response is required, such as for this aircraft at low speeds. You can't do much about the wobbles in the air, maybe a gyro, but you will still see some wobble.
I play RC
It is wobly due to the winds I think . Nontheless I think the pilot should have slowed down the speed to make it looks real
Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful!!
Very Good... Perfect!
Nice and a good video too.
Thanks Mick. Appreciate the feedback. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Are the flaps functional or is it aesthetic? Really nice, thanks for sharing.
Definitely functional flaps. Would not land half as fast without them. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Very nice.
I didn't see the flaps flexing while the plane is landing. How can it be ?
Amazing!
Windy a gyro would make it fly much better in that wind
Really great
Great clip spoilt by the head banging music at the end..WHY????????
No put the camera in the pilot seat !
This song???? Whats a name???
im a little bit curious, how did they made the turbines?
Rainer Regan www.jetcatamericas.com
Thats like real
Bravo!!!!
where are these shows held
Way cool !!
The model is beautiful, but it is very apparent it is not cross-longitudinally balanced. Constant roll inputs required to keep stable. Very apparent in the final approach when it enters an obvious Dutch rolling tendency.
The engineers behind this model should look past this as an insult, and put the effort in to simply balance the model correctly. This could be the best flying large scale model yet. Will have to work hard to compete with the 2010 C-17 Globemaster (19 ft wingspan).
perhaps a crosswind blowing on the day would not help matters?
very nice
Yeah. Huge effort went into designing and building that beauty. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
forget radio control, set me up some flight controls and I'll lie in the belly of that and fly around feeling like Superman..
how much its cost.
What?...No flaps on the landing?
Am I mistaken...?
Wow.
+Joe N. Yup...very wow. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
are a turkey in the airplane?😨
what kind of camera is?
+Israel Mirillo Onboard cam is a Mobius. From ground I use a Panasonic HC-X900. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Mini cam
+Israel Mirillo I used Mobius mini cameras on this but you should look at my recent video review of the Runcam2. It's better. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
wow
Stop the video at 1.53 sec an tell me what the world was that? A UFO!!
Ил-62?
I also think while in flight it appears to be full size. Don't worry mark their is always going to be that one jackass.
Don't forget the Handley Page Victor . The best looking Bomber ever.
It's far far too quiet lol hehehe
Tôi viu
Hallo its super yor plean thank for this video.
Dick
Dick Boogaard Thanks Dick. I really like watching this one fly. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
+Essential RC Dick n Dom lol
RUBBISH - it didn't refuel anything in flight! ;) :D