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I tried this back in the seventy’s, never got off the ground, but it did taxi some. Old batteries of that era, and low power motors didn’t help.

Hi Mark, great video with clear complete details, I have built my own from your instructions.

Hi Mark that's very interesting post about your Stuge. I made a trap door model and a combined pin release. All my UC planes have a Thimble release but I also incorporated a line that wraps around the horizontal. Being .made of wood I use two spikes to hold the Stuge in place. Just use a conventional pull.line. AJ

very cool!

What a nice and well excecuted sequence!

This is awesome.. can we expect a video like this again the next launch?

Love the video from the beach, surprised how close you were able to get!

Nice man!! I drove down from Austin for the first flight. It was amazing from Isla Blanca but unfortunately we only got a short flight obviously.

I want nothing more ! But i doubt it will ever happen...

Great view. Next time turn down the exposure a bit, to see details in the contrails, flames and potential explosions.

Hey Mark! I was the guy you talked to on the roof, Robert from Phoenix! It was an amazing experience and I hope to drive the 19 hours again very soon. And how cool that I would come across your video and actually see myself on RUclips? What!!! Great video my man! Haven't done one myself, but I gotta do it now, right!? Take care & God Bless. Oh, I'm definitely interested in the trading too!

Cool video man! My wife and I took my son! What a great experience.

Thanks for posting! Please show the trading info if you can.... :)

When you are there, do you get a real sense of the scale and power, or is it just like seeing tiny cars from a plane?

Great Video! I was one of the people over on the mudflats with the camera, The reason people were yelling to move was because the launch site had been closed and the sherrif had everyone move back 200 meters due to safety safety concerns.

Wow is that loud.

Nice. But nothing beats a .35 fox engine on a profile balsa wood going a hundred miles an hour, the smell of burning castor oil, the buzz of the engine, 60 foot lines, combat.

Its amazing Love from india❤ ISRO will try same in next 5 years

Nice job...you made it seem as though I was there!

great view, good share!

Wow this was really enjoyable to watch! Sometimes all the cinematic films become tiresome, because the representation is more Hollywood and not real life. This feels like I’m there with you and a bunch of mates. Thanks very much for the upload 🇺🇸🇦🇺

Would you sell me a full kit so i can make me one????

welcome to the next USAF/ Space Force orbital bomber using rods from god as weapons

Great footage!

Just look at it would ya.

Great footage, thank you!

Appreciate you posting things from your angle!

Awesome video❤ i want to see a rocket launch my self but im not living in the US, so its not so easy for me. But your video shows me how good you can see it even if you are not that close, so you dont have to be at a specific spot to see it😊

Might be a great video to explain to chemtrail conspiracists why sometimes there are lots of contrails and some days none and why they seem to turn on and off.

I was there with you. I was on the rocks on jetty island

I am so jealous!! hehe. Thanks for sharing the video. 🙂

I heard one fan boi say “ they might have detonated it” lol, no SX did not lol, that thing blew the hell up. It was unsuccessful…..sorry fan boi’s. Dont worry, it will be good soon my friends

I kept wanting to stop watching, but he kept saying "Check it out" so I had to watch to the end. Nice work!

Great video Mark! I really appreciate all those high resolution close shots but this was the first video which felt like being there. Thanks for the experience.

would be nice to see in real life ! niiice

Hey Mark, This is Gabriel Presley. I got to talk to later that morning at breakfast in the Hotel. I enjoyed seeing your video and it was nice getting to meet you!.

This was awesome!! Thanks for sharing the adventure!

Thank you so much!! I wanna go there one day as well!!

Obrigado

Great commentators voice. What an event, greetings from Germany

Has the explosion noise be heard on the ground 30mn after it has occured? (given the 90km) altitude, that's the approximate time needed. Of course the very low air density at that height might have not made it noticeable.

Has the explosion noise be heard on the ground 30mn after it has occured? (given the 90km) altitude, that's the approximate time needed. Of course the very low air density at that height might have not made it noticeable. 20:47

I hope when they release their recap video, they show some on-board views.

I smell falling property values next to those future SpaceX ports ...

1:34 I thought to myself "This looks like science fiction."

Thanks mark.… This is truly amazing to be able to still hear the noise of starship approaching the boundary of space. This was the first time , thanks to your video , that I saw the magnitude of the explosion of the booster. Cheers from the French alps crazy genius Americans. You’re fantastically Mad. 👏

Great footage. Congrats on being able to see it. Im waiting for the time to get down to Texas and see a launch or just wait however many years until they're flying out of KSC. Much easier trip. Im bad at traveling because of a mild case of claustrophobia sadly. I envy folks who can just get on a plane and go on a whim then drive 8 hours.

Been to Starbase once, going for a launch soon. Thanks for posting!

As someone who dreams about seeing this in-person one day, where is the best place to stay and have such a great vantage point? Is it hard to get a reservation without much notice? Thank you for the video. Incredible.