Wanted to thank you guys for getting me into flight about 7-8 years ago. Started with a Blade Nano QX. Yup, that tiny little brushed drone. Then took the FC, put it on a brushed carbon frame with 7mm motors and an AKK vtx and camera from Amazon. Shortly after I got the plans for the old FT spitfire, started flying that almost everyday, I worked on a golf course and had permission as long as there weren't golfers on that hole. 8yrs later and I have a dozen badass FPV drones, from a 75mm whoop to a 7" long range. I have the ft goblin with a 1000mw vtx and DVR with a mateksys wing fc running INAV (crashed really hard, just need to rebuild the nose cone) and I have a mighty mini Zero with a nano fpv cam and 500mw vtx. I run 850 4s, with a 2208 2400kv, 45a esc, and 6" prop. Awesome flying micro. It's a little heavy, but I like speeeeeed. I ordered the Master series corsair when it first came out, and lost it when I lost video over a forest one day. (I put fpv on everything). My next dream build from Flite test is the beech 18, with a 6000mah 3s and a long range fpv system. I have a crossfire PWM reciever that's been needing a home for years. And the beech 18 is one of the most beautiful planes you guys have made. I just wish the FW190 was around d the 1.2m size, along with the other warbirds.
I did this with a FT Simple Soarer and a styrofoam space shuttle for my RUclips channel. It’s so fun! I also made a video about making a foam board space shuttle and designing my own carrier drop aircraft for it. Thanks FT for teaching everyday people how to design, build, and fly DIY aircraft!
With that plane you could have a glider launching contest and see who makes the glider that glides the worst, but is able to land on the runway. A glider with a glide ratio of 1:0.5 would be awesome.🤣🤣
@@rcdreammedellin431 Últimamente no hago casi cosas de aeromodelismo. Puedes ver también mi otro canal en el que hago inventos eléctricos y bicis, se llama Gabriel hace cosas. Que ahí sí que he subido algún vídeo.
More than a few years ago I got a airplane model out of a tree with a 20 ga. Shotgun. Two tries just below the craft, and down it came. Different times. Great flying video. Just keeps getting better. Thanks as always!
In the past when getting a plane down from a tree, I've use an arborist throw bag. It's like a heavily weighted hacky sack with a line, that you can easily throw up the tree and wrap around the branch and then you just pull like crazy on the line and shake the plane down. The good part is you don't have to necessarily wrap the exact branch. usually you can just shake it down.
Around WW1 there was this idea of attaching some planes to the belly of a blimp and do exactly this. Also, with the weight capacity I imagine the big planes has, you may be able to load with batteries and get a 20 flight time
this actually was tried the by the US, but it was a huge failure. There were 4 builds, out of those, 2 were lost due to bad weather, one suffered some issues and was decommissioned, the 4th one was also decommissioned after seeing the failure of the first 3. Also it was really expensive as for safety they were using helium instead of hydrogen back then, but helium was really expensive and hard to get back then (based of my knowledge the US used 3/4 of its ENTIRE HELIUM for this project). So yeah, also with naval technology going through major changes really quickly soon the idea became practically useless.. fast forward a few years, with armored planes that were going 400mph easily this idea would be basically sending a crew of 60 (10 officers, 50 enlistees) to literal suicide with quite literally no practical use.
@@someoneontheinternetuvenev6268 Yip there is an abandoned WWI Helium Plant at Cunningham, KS not to far from where I live. They say that every cubic foot of natural gas at that plant only contains 2% helium. 6 buildings and all underground. They couldnt make enough helium. Closed it down at the end of the war.
@@FedJimSmith the Hidenburg disaster basically killed every plan to use Blimbs with helium for any nation. So many people died and it was caught on film which horrified many citizens at that time. If the Lufthwaffe thinks not safe, than you know it's really not safe lmao.
An old retrieval technique used by R/C boaters and sea/float-plane guys is a fishing pole with a weighted tennis ball on the end of the line, have used it on full scale boats too....for heaving mooring lines too.
Great video! I have also had problems with planes in trees and after some research I found two great ways to get them down. The easiest is to use a slingshot and a bolt or a bow and arrow attached to a fishing rod.
Hi guys. You all have inspired me to get back into building planes again. I just got back into flying again, after being out for about 15 years. I had an idea for a master build that you could try to design. The A-6 intruder was a remarkable jet. It had an incredible lifespan for the US Navy. As a veteran of the navy and a kid growing up of while my dad was in the navy, I got to see this plane a lot. With it's complex rounded nose and lines, I think that it would make a great build to try and make. Just thought I would throw this out there. Keep up the great work. You guys are sure helping people to get into the hobby. Thanks Jim C.
Was up in a tree just yesterday rescuing my Mavic Air 2s after backing it in there on a manual orbit shot. While I was climbing is was thinking please don't break branches and also if only I had a second drone to carry a line up so that I could knock my first drone out without the 20ft climb. Looks like you guys proved the drone and line idea would've worked. Great rest of the video too. Now all you need to do is figure out how to land the little planes back on the mothership.
That's pretty awesome. I'd love to see something like the parasite fighter concept where you can launch a smaller plane (fighter) from a larger plane (bomber) and then reattach and be flown home
8:40 Dangle a grappling hook 25 feet below a drone flown overhead. The other end of the string has a loop and a 200 foot long "circle" of 40 lb fishing line. Drone snags aircraft with hook and then releases the 25' grapple line. After drone on ground, use the 200 foot "circle" to transport a heavier duty cord thru the loop at top of grappling line. After heavy cord in place, yank it all down.
When I grounded a glider in a tree I ended up getting about 15 -6ft long bamboo sticks and Gaffa taped (duct tape) them together and poked the glider out. - worth having around at edge water seeing as there are loads of trees and you guys fly a hell of alot. Was a wicked video chaps !!! Well done
I remember watching this channel all the time in 2013, crazy to see how much it has changed. Glas to see this channel is doing so well and making it to 2mil
Need a recovery drone, attach a harpoonish thing with a string on it.. Something something profit. Or a recovery drone stuck in the next tree. Maybe look into a carbon fiber arrow with a fishing tip?
I still feel like some type of flattop flying aircraftcarrier with a string and hook system on top would be landable for you guys.. *DO IT!* or maybe a trailing net for the planes to be re-caught in
Yeah! Would also be fun to have working elevators and catapult system, but that might be a bit too much. Would be good to use for future planes though, to see if they could handle a carrier landing…
I'm sure you are not the first to get an aircraft stuck in a tree, and you'll not be the last. How about making a dedicated quad aircraft recovery system that can poke, pull, catch, and maybe even lift, stricken aircraft out of high trees and difficult-to-reach places? A friend of mine spent almost a year trying to recover an aircraft from a tree and eventually lost the aircraft after 10 months or so of trying to retrieve it with all manner of contraptions on a homemade 3D printed very large quadcopter, but after some strong winds apparently swept the aircraft away never to be seen again. It would be fantastic to see your ideas on making such a recovery system to retrieve stranded aircraft. TIA, K.
I still have to put my FT Flerken together. It was nice out the last couple of days so I've been getting some flights in with my Carbon Cub S2 and Nano Talon Evo. But the Flerken is definitely next up!
One of the things that works best for me to retrieve helis and planes is a large fishing pole. I use the line that is not the typical clear monofilament. I use the other type that is like thick strong thread. I attach a small piece of wood after drilling a hole in it. Works great
I pursue completely different aspects of RC. I'll never do the things these guys do. (latest build TREX 800 Pro) But I'm glad they do them. And I enjoy watching them do it.
You guys need to get a lineman extendable hot stick. They are fiberglass and super sturdy. Well worth the money. Awesome at getting kwads out of trees as well. Will get you way up there. Collapses down nice and can fit in the bed of your truck.
A highly trained cat would have easily brought the plane down. But that never crossed your minds....did it ? Next time call me, I've got filing cabinets full of great ideas ! Loved the video ! Great team work !
15:20 - "By the way I don't know how I look on camera because I feel like my head is going back and forth like a crazy person" No worries, you just looked like Ray Charles in slow-motion.
You guys should build an old-school potato cannon with starting fluid and somehow embed a projectile in the potato with a string attached and I promise you it will launch to the top of any tree you have at edgewater.
In the past, I have used a bow and arrow with a string tied to the arrow. I will shoot the arrow into the tree around the branch and just yank on the branch until my drone gets out of the tree. Sometimes it works right away. Sometimes it takes a while, but it always works.
Can you please, please, please do a POV camera on a gimble linked to head tracking on a headset, so when you look around with your head the camera looks around. This would be the ultimate in immersive flying. Do a tutorial on how to build the system and a full parts list... possibly even a few price ranges. I have also been VERY curious about long range systems and what is the a good set-up for say a 5, 10, or even 25 mile range for controls and POV camera.
@@ZakLeek They did one back when Peter worked with them but as far as I know they did not explain what hardware works best with what headset and what transmitters would be needed. It has also been what 3-4 years I think since the covered headsets, and even longer since they did anything with long range transmitters and receivers. I want more how to videos and they have moved completely away from the electronic side except for their little board they sell.
I've had similar trouble trying to get my drone out of a tree once. All the air-cannons and very windy days did nothing. I finally hired a tree trimmer and just pay him a hundred bucks and he got it down in just a few minutes.
How do you guys not have a arborist sling??? Another good way is to make a servo operated claw that hangs on a rope below a drone (run servo wire up rope to drone). Put a bottom facing camera on a switch on drone. Lower claw down and grab plane/drone. Yes it is a dedicated rescue machine, but when you live near trees or bandos it makes a very useful tool.
Build a big B-17. Pilot has forward looking FPV, another person could control A top Turret FPV, another person control the bottom turret FPV, and another could control a rear looking tail turret. Include bystanders that way. They're not controlling the plane just cameras.
More battles with airsoft! And use some rockets engines to make a bigger propulsion, maybe trying to get higher altitudes using the same idea of this video, great work!
I have always daydreamed about after I win the lottery I am going to turn a 60-foot houseboat into a real Aircraft Carrier. Then charge pilots to come and try it.
I managed to set my Sig Kadet MkII down in the very top of a 60+ ft. hackberry tree once. We got it down with the help from a .30.30 and .22 rifle. The .22 was more successful. The vertical fin got knocked off on the way down and there was one .22 bullet hole in the horizontal stabilizer. The next weekend the tree was gone and I replaced the K&B 35 with a K&B 40.
Title made me think of a floating aircraft carrier launching RC planes on the water. What if you guys built another giant boat like the battleship but recreated a Nimitz class carrier or the Queen Elizabeth and tried to land planes onboard?
Not what I expected of an Aircraft carrier if I must say but very impressive. I was hoping for an Aircraft Carrier on Water maybe you can repurpose the battleship can add a flight deck and stuff
I love the way everyone works together. Really enjoyed the shenanigans of the tree plane. Great flying to Josh, David, Stefan and everyone else
They are a tight but inclusive culture with an extraordinary gentlemen at the helm.
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Wanted to thank you guys for getting me into flight about 7-8 years ago. Started with a Blade Nano QX. Yup, that tiny little brushed drone. Then took the FC, put it on a brushed carbon frame with 7mm motors and an AKK vtx and camera from Amazon. Shortly after I got the plans for the old FT spitfire, started flying that almost everyday, I worked on a golf course and had permission as long as there weren't golfers on that hole. 8yrs later and I have a dozen badass FPV drones, from a 75mm whoop to a 7" long range. I have the ft goblin with a 1000mw vtx and DVR with a mateksys wing fc running INAV (crashed really hard, just need to rebuild the nose cone) and I have a mighty mini Zero with a nano fpv cam and 500mw vtx. I run 850 4s, with a 2208 2400kv, 45a esc, and 6" prop. Awesome flying micro. It's a little heavy, but I like speeeeeed. I ordered the Master series corsair when it first came out, and lost it when I lost video over a forest one day. (I put fpv on everything). My next dream build from Flite test is the beech 18, with a 6000mah 3s and a long range fpv system. I have a crossfire PWM reciever that's been needing a home for years. And the beech 18 is one of the most beautiful planes you guys have made. I just wish the FW190 was around d the 1.2m size, along with the other warbirds.
The aircraft are becoming smarter
NOW THEY ARE HELPING EACH OTHER
Kudos to the drone pilot that rescued the treed Flirken! You guys are just over the top.
Next tool added to the toolbox- harpoon \ spear drone recovery device
Was wondering why they were not just using a quad to do the job
I did this with a FT Simple Soarer and a styrofoam space shuttle for my RUclips channel. It’s so fun! I also made a video about making a foam board space shuttle and designing my own carrier drop aircraft for it. Thanks FT for teaching everyday people how to design, build, and fly DIY aircraft!
I’m waiting to see how you turn a model into a modified paraglider type hybrid that supports 400 pounds with room to spare.
And then put a swing in it and carry peopel
Yeah they definitely need to carry the pope in it
@@awitaman hey thag might be too risky
@@mastermachineman1462 pls dont
@@martinalipao8257if it goes wrong just get another one
With that plane you could have a glider launching contest and see who makes the glider that glides the worst, but is able to land on the runway. A glider with a glide ratio of 1:0.5 would be awesome.🤣🤣
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@@rcdreammedellin431 Hola
@@rcdreammedellin431 Últimamente no hago casi cosas de aeromodelismo. Puedes ver también mi otro canal en el que hago inventos eléctricos y bicis, se llama Gabriel hace cosas. Que ahí sí que he subido algún vídeo.
More than a few years ago I got a airplane model out of a tree with a 20 ga. Shotgun. Two tries just below the craft, and down it came. Different times. Great flying video. Just keeps getting better. Thanks as always!
In the past when getting a plane down from a tree, I've use an arborist throw bag. It's like a heavily weighted hacky sack with a line, that you can easily throw up the tree and wrap around the branch and then you just pull like crazy on the line and shake the plane down. The good part is you don't have to necessarily wrap the exact branch. usually you can just shake it down.
This was a perfect drop. I was afraid the wing strut would hinder the drop.
Around WW1 there was this idea of attaching some planes to the belly of a blimp and do exactly this.
Also, with the weight capacity I imagine the big planes has, you may be able to load with batteries and get a 20 flight time
this actually was tried the by the US, but it was a huge failure. There were 4 builds, out of those, 2 were lost due to bad weather, one suffered some issues and was decommissioned, the 4th one was also decommissioned after seeing the failure of the first 3. Also it was really expensive as for safety they were using helium instead of hydrogen back then, but helium was really expensive and hard to get back then (based of my knowledge the US used 3/4 of its ENTIRE HELIUM for this project). So yeah, also with naval technology going through major changes really quickly soon the idea became practically useless.. fast forward a few years, with armored planes that were going 400mph easily this idea would be basically sending a crew of 60 (10 officers, 50 enlistees) to literal suicide with quite literally no practical use.
@@someoneontheinternetuvenev6268
Yip there is an abandoned WWI Helium Plant at Cunningham, KS not to far from where I live. They say that every cubic foot of natural gas at that plant only contains 2% helium. 6 buildings and all underground. They couldnt make enough helium. Closed it down at the end of the war.
wonder why in WW2 they didn't tried it anymore (as I know). Maybe there's something not right, or not working properly with that approach
@@FedJimSmith the Hidenburg disaster basically killed every plan to use Blimbs with helium for any nation. So many people died and it was caught on film which horrified many citizens at that time. If the Lufthwaffe thinks not safe, than you know it's really not safe lmao.
There used to be a computer game called Crimson Skies that had zepplins as mobile aircraft carriers... loved that game.
An old retrieval technique used by R/C boaters and sea/float-plane guys is a fishing pole with a weighted tennis ball on the end of the line, have used it on full scale boats too....for heaving mooring lines too.
Great video! I have also had problems with planes in trees and after some research I found two great ways to get them down. The easiest is to use a slingshot and a bolt or a bow and arrow attached to a fishing rod.
Hi guys. You all have inspired me to get back into building planes again. I just got back into flying again, after being out for about 15 years. I had an idea for a master build that you could try to design. The A-6 intruder was a remarkable jet. It had an incredible lifespan for the US Navy. As a veteran of the navy and a kid growing up of while my dad was in the navy, I got to see this plane a lot. With it's complex rounded nose and lines, I think that it would make a great build to try and make. Just thought I would throw this out there. Keep up the great work. You guys are sure helping people to get into the hobby. Thanks Jim C.
Was up in a tree just yesterday rescuing my Mavic Air 2s after backing it in there on a manual orbit shot. While I was climbing is was thinking please don't break branches and also if only I had a second drone to carry a line up so that I could knock my first drone out without the 20ft climb. Looks like you guys proved the drone and line idea would've worked. Great rest of the video too. Now all you need to do is figure out how to land the little planes back on the mothership.
So fun to see Stefan flying! Good job man!
I gotta say... using the leaves as a sabot was effing brilliant!!!
Two things are really good at getting drones etc from trees - well shot arrows, and a DJI F-550 Hexacopter with a hook on a line below it.
That's pretty awesome. I'd love to see something like the parasite fighter concept where you can launch a smaller plane (fighter) from a larger plane (bomber) and then reattach and be flown home
So beautiful to watch. That drop was just incredible. I did keep wondering why you didn't use a drone for the tree rescue, but then you did!!!
Great job guys not only dropping two planes successfully but landing all three without damage. Now onto the B-17.
Ok so when are y'all going to build a B52 that can drop an X-15 now that would be something.
Cool! Now build a 16 foot boat with a flight deck at top, launch a plane from it, and make it land back on board.
8:40 Dangle a grappling hook 25 feet below a drone flown overhead. The other end of the string has a loop and a 200 foot long "circle" of 40 lb fishing line. Drone snags aircraft with hook and then releases the 25' grapple line. After drone on ground, use the 200 foot "circle" to transport a heavier duty cord thru the loop at top of grappling line. After heavy cord in place, yank it all down.
Stephan's landing was the best. The other guy is not in a tree the meglacy didn't explode all around good day
When I grounded a glider in a tree I ended up getting about 15 -6ft long bamboo sticks and Gaffa taped (duct tape) them together and poked the glider out. - worth having around at edge water seeing as there are loads of trees and you guys fly a hell of alot.
Was a wicked video chaps !!! Well done
RUclips is a better place to be thanks to vids like this. Excellent stuff lads! Mark 🇬🇧
I remember watching this channel all the time in 2013, crazy to see how much it has changed. Glas to see this channel is doing so well and making it to 2mil
A lot has changed yes, but not for the better in my opinion though.
@@22hilding I agree, i miss the old flitetest videos with josh scott and david windestal and chad
Okay maybe this is too big, but I think it would be super cool if you bought a kit plane and built it. Like a real kit plane.
You should make some giant Blue Angels and fly in formation. Maybe have some remote activated smoke for sky writing
Need a recovery drone, attach a harpoonish thing with a string on it.. Something something profit. Or a recovery drone stuck in the next tree.
Maybe look into a carbon fiber arrow with a fishing tip?
Beautiful landings. Great show.
Thanks brother. :)
Is there anything David can't build? The guy is amazing!
I still feel like some type of flattop flying aircraftcarrier with a string and hook system on top would be landable for you guys.. *DO IT!*
or maybe a trailing net for the planes to be re-caught in
Yeah! Would also be fun to have working elevators and catapult system, but that might be a bit too much. Would be good to use for future planes though, to see if they could handle a carrier landing…
It's nice to see the pros out there trying to get a plane out of a tree. I mean I feel bad for you but it makes me feel better.
I'm sure you are not the first to get an aircraft stuck in a tree, and you'll not be the last.
How about making a dedicated quad aircraft recovery system that can poke, pull, catch, and maybe even lift, stricken aircraft out of high trees and difficult-to-reach places?
A friend of mine spent almost a year trying to recover an aircraft from a tree and eventually lost the aircraft after 10 months or so of trying to retrieve it with all manner of contraptions on a homemade 3D printed very large quadcopter, but after some strong winds apparently swept the aircraft away never to be seen again.
It would be fantastic to see your ideas on making such a recovery system to retrieve stranded aircraft.
TIA,
K.
I still have to put my FT Flerken together. It was nice out the last couple of days so I've been getting some flights in with my Carbon Cub S2 and Nano Talon Evo. But the Flerken is definitely next up!
One of the things that works best for me to retrieve helis and planes is a large fishing pole. I use the line that is not the typical clear monofilament. I use the other type that is like thick strong thread. I attach a small piece of wood after drilling a hole in it. Works great
I love Stephan's progress. Wish that guy was my brother!
I pursue completely different aspects of RC. I'll never do the things these guys do. (latest build TREX 800 Pro)
But I'm glad they do them. And I enjoy watching them do it.
You guys need to get a lineman extendable hot stick. They are fiberglass and super sturdy. Well worth the money. Awesome at getting kwads out of trees as well. Will get you way up there. Collapses down nice and can fit in the bed of your truck.
Next challenge is to drop, then recapture. Great work guys!
Mothership 747 concept always comes to my mind when I see flying aircraft carriers like this one!
A highly trained cat would have easily brought the plane down. But that never crossed your minds....did it ? Next time call me, I've got filing cabinets full of great ideas !
Loved the video ! Great team work !
15:20 - "By the way I don't know how I look on camera because I feel like my head is going back and forth like a crazy person"
No worries, you just looked like Ray Charles in slow-motion.
Rod and reel and lead weights to get stuff up real high in trees. If you get lucky you snag the right limb and can shake the plane free.
You guys should get a Paintball marker for those Long distance recoveries =)
And now it's a MOTHERSHIP!!! FANTASTIC!!!!
I would like to see yal make a set of floats for the mega legacy and go up in water.
Whaaaat!!! Did you really use the ventilation from the laser cutter as a paint booth?!? Thats brilliant!
You guys should build an old-school potato cannon with starting fluid and somehow embed a projectile in the potato with a string attached and I promise you it will launch to the top of any tree you have at edgewater.
More than perfect I smiled through the whole video, I totally loved it even trying to get the flurken down from the tree 😄 you guys are the best ❤
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...that was so fun to watch! Your all Awesome! Happy Holidays Everyone!!
Great video guys. Congratulations for you all!
In the past, I have used a bow and arrow with a string tied to the arrow. I will shoot the arrow into the tree around the branch and just yank on the branch until my drone gets out of the tree. Sometimes it works right away. Sometimes it takes a while, but it always works.
I know y’all are mainly electric, if not 100%, but it would be sweet to try and set up an aerial refueling setup on a glow model.
They could try a dry contact
Can you please, please, please do a POV camera on a gimble linked to head tracking on a headset, so when you look around with your head the camera looks around. This would be the ultimate in immersive flying. Do a tutorial on how to build the system and a full parts list... possibly even a few price ranges. I have also been VERY curious about long range systems and what is the a good set-up for say a 5, 10, or even 25 mile range for controls and POV camera.
I think they did do this back in 2012. They also did a similar project on one of the big planes with two "passengers" with pan/tilt fpv cameras.
@@ZakLeek They did one back when Peter worked with them but as far as I know they did not explain what hardware works best with what headset and what transmitters would be needed. It has also been what 3-4 years I think since the covered headsets, and even longer since they did anything with long range transmitters and receivers. I want more how to videos and they have moved completely away from the electronic side except for their little board they sell.
Yes, I would like to see that too! Maybe a series about different aspects of RC electronics or something?
Now the thing to do whit the meglaci is put a gps and auto pilot in it and see how much it stay in the air
12:21 When the action starts
Quad with down looking camera, long string or rope, grappling hook on end of rope with sinker, wha-lah!
y'all need a big ladder and a young boy... lol
Scale up the Mega Legacy by about 1.6x, and you've basically got yourself a twin engine cessna 172. Insane.
Maybe small coil springs on the launch rails, that get compressed during mounting?
Your realeses seemed almost flawless.
I've had similar trouble trying to get my drone out of a tree once. All the air-cannons and very windy days did nothing. I finally hired a tree trimmer and just pay him a hundred bucks and he got it down in just a few minutes.
Next time call an arborists, they would of been up that tree on day one lol
We need an airplane design contest. We design and vote on which ones you build and test. Things like fastest plane, slowest or most efficient.
How do you guys not have a arborist sling??? Another good way is to make a servo operated claw that hangs on a rope below a drone (run servo wire up rope to drone). Put a bottom facing camera on a switch on drone. Lower claw down and grab plane/drone. Yes it is a dedicated rescue machine, but when you live near trees or bandos it makes a very useful tool.
Could you make rocket launching airplanes sometime? I think it would be fun
oh, yes. and launching a rocket to a ground target, for example THE TANK USED IN PREVIOUS VIDEOS.
Two words. Just splendid.
Oh and can you make an aeroplane that separates into two
make an ultralight next...i know its been done before by another member ....yeah the best RC channel in YT bar none!
Is it a foam board slay I see in the background😀🎄
It is. :)
@@FliteTest well I think I know what that means⛄️😃
Awesome job everyone, great team work.👍👏👏👏
Build a big B-17. Pilot has forward looking FPV, another person could control A top Turret FPV, another person control the bottom turret FPV, and another could control a rear looking tail turret. Include bystanders that way. They're not controlling the plane just cameras.
We are working on a 20’ now. Check out our January episodes coming up and subscribe:)
BluJay! It’s awesome to see you there.
Two million subscribers...how long have we been watching these crazed weirdos...?! Holy flying foamboard, Batman! (Love this channel)
More battles with airsoft! And use some rockets engines to make a bigger propulsion, maybe trying to get higher altitudes using the same idea of this video, great work!
Now some how you have to get the planes to dock back with the Megalicy.
That was Flirken AWESOME!!!!!
Awsome project! Not a Carrier through, not until You able to attach back to the mother-ship :)
Love this channel!
I absolutely love it. The. Creativity and fun you guys have is just so fun for me to watch.
Can't wait to see the 20' Flerkin 😜
I have always daydreamed about after I win the lottery I am going to turn a 60-foot houseboat into a real Aircraft Carrier. Then charge pilots to come and try it.
How fun...
One thing about FT is they are always positive and having a good time. Anybody want to send me a dji fpv system for free ???
This is awesome. So here is the question, if you made the flerkens half size, could you drop 4?
Can you guys make a a-10 warthog?
Make remote foldable wings for the flerkens so they drop easier so the wings dont create lift while they're attached or dropping
You need a in flight docking mechanism, electro magnetic or something. I have no idea if it’s do able but cool af
I want to see aerial launch and recapture, DARPA Gremlin style!
I managed to set my Sig Kadet MkII down in the very top of a 60+ ft. hackberry tree once. We got it down with the help from a .30.30 and .22 rifle. The .22 was more successful. The vertical fin got knocked off on the way down and there was one .22 bullet hole in the horizontal stabilizer. The next weekend the tree was gone and I replaced the K&B 35 with a K&B 40.
OMG…. That was amazing, great job as always. I’m loving the flerkens.
Title made me think of a floating aircraft carrier launching RC planes on the water. What if you guys built another giant boat like the battleship but recreated a Nimitz class carrier or the Queen Elizabeth and tried to land planes onboard?
Great team guys! Happy Holidays!! From Bellefontaine
Lower a grab from a drone to get the plane out of the tree 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Dropping airplanes….. no big deal! I would like you guys to reattach them, kind of like the Goblin!
Should try a over size sling shot but customize to shot larger objects.
😁 I can watch this video over and over and over and over again and never get tired of it, in Josh's voice 🔊 This is incredible 😁😁😁😂😂
Not what I expected of an Aircraft carrier if I must say but very impressive. I was hoping for an Aircraft Carrier on Water maybe you can repurpose the battleship can add a flight deck and stuff
In a few years these guys will be making planes that you can sit in as someone else fpv flies it
You guys should make an x-29
Should have a magnetic reattach under the wing.