Scale warbird experience | Flightline 1600mm Corsair (Birdcage) FULL REVIEW

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Soundtrack Lucas Ricchiotti | Prepare for takeoff, AC7 | Waiapolo Mountians
Modifications
-Weathering
-Nomenclature decals
6 channel Setup
1: Throttle
2: Aileron
3: Elevator
4: Rudder
5: Gear
6: Flaps
Battery: Roaring Top 5000mah 70c
#rc #rcplane #freewing #motionrc #flightline #rcwarbird #warbird #warbirds #corsair
0:00 Intro cinematic
1:10 Scale detail
4:25 Quality
5:53 Easy to fly?
6:53 Performance
8:50 Setup/CG
10:03 Flight
17:54 Conclusion

[@looneytunes47]

Fantastic Presentation my friend

[@truknbiker7256]

Looks Great. Gets me more interested in getting my 1700mm in the air. I might need more flight time, simulator, or buddy box set up instructor idea. I bought it earlier to make sure I don't miss on purchasing one being Corsair been my favorite War Bird. I see that the tail came up a little bit higher than should. Nice flying though. Thank You so much for sharing this with us.

[@tughillrc6327]

Overr all one of the best reviews on the Flightline 1600m Corsair I have watched. Too bad on the midair crash. I own the 1500m P-51D and would cry if mine had that much damage. You did a great job on the soundtrack and music. Love the weathering and details you added as well as the calie graphics. I have watched 14 videos so far and have a gift of the Bubble Top Version just because my wife loves watching Ba Ba Blacksheep and she ordered that one. She wants me to make it Pappy's Plane so I have ordered the #86 decals and the 20 kill stickers from Calie. Again enjoyed watching and subscribed to watch more of your videos.

[@Apexx_RC]

Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed!

[@Poordad57]

For landings, use full flaps, slow down more and try for a 3 point landing. Get the tail down and pull back stick to pin the tail to the runway and you'll have directional control even in a cross wind.

[@txkflier]

The intro and video of it flying were great. You got a little repetitious in between, but not too bad. I started watching your channel after seeing you on MotionRC's channel yesterday. Your flying skills are excellent; your maneuvers are well-placed and scale-like. I have the 1410mm FlightLine P-51D "Old Crow" and the 1600mm F4U-1D "Bubble Top" Corsair. I bought the Corsair 2 years ago and it's still in the box. I had forgotten that it has 8" more wingspan than the Mustang. I need to put it together and start flying it. The lower drag of takeoff flaps gives you more time to set the plane down before it quits flying. With landing flaps, the window is much narrower unless you keep a little power on it. Wheel landings are easier than 3-points. The trick to wheel landings is flying the wheels down close to the runway and lifting your thumb off the stick just as they touch. If you're holding any back pressure, it'll bounce.

[@Apexx_RC]

I appreciate the thorough feedback! And you’re right. I’ll probably try throwing in some flight clips in between the garage bit when talking about some of the characteristics. You gotta get that Corsair together. It’s great!

[@slitheringsn4ke827]

4:59 no matter how many times I watch that crash, it hurts a bit of my soul every time.

[@Mightymouserc]

Great flight I enjoyed it I’ve had mine about a year and I love it and I agree on the half flap landings, tried full flap several times an I get crazy bouncing action so I just stick the half flap landings

[@johnbaker2057]

Do you have AS3X and safe set up if so what setting do you use? nice video!!

[@joeldean9057]

What was your process for weathering the panel lines? Looks great! Great flying to.

[@Apexx_RC]

Used some black acrylic paint with some acrylic paint thinner and very small paint brush. Once applied I brushed it back with my finger or a paper towel