DW Hobby Fieseler Fi 156 Storch Maiden RC Model Geeks
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Its time to Maiden the DW Hobby Fieseler Fi 156 Storch!
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Idiot pilot
And that's why in this world there are doers and there are dicks. I'll let you work out which you are.
@@Rcmodelgeeks good answer!
Agree, tip stall. The horn ripped out on impact...
A great Sunday morning view. I look forward to building the Storch with your helpful videos. A lovely looking model 👍👍👍👍
No...you stalled it! and that arm unstuck from crash damage:-D
Just the same, all the time you were flyin, it looked like it wanted to fly faster! for a stol model it sure likes it's speed!!!
Rob that flew fantastic looked awesome in the air my heart jumped into my mouth when she stalled at the end didn't expect that. The damage could have been a lot worse thank God it was in one peace alittle fiddling and she will be back in the air good video guy's chin up rob well done fantastic job on the build.👍👍👍
Great building job Rob and it flew very well, what impressed me was your attitude to the stall and slight damage to the model. A lot of flyers I know would have been flipped after all that hard work. Not you ! a lesson to all .
Big thanks for your hard work and instruction. From the guys at Raglan flying site in Monmouthshire.
Very nice job on the Storch. It looks and flies great.
glad to see that there was not to much damage to her hope to see you all in two weeks
It looks like a classic tip stall to me - which is easily done in any conditions and difficult to avoid in those clearly difficult bumpy conditions. I personally don't see the rudder deflect until the tail wheel hits the ground, so I suspect that it was the tail wheel impact that broke the rudder horn - despite the fact that you used a spring in the linkage. It's a testament to your build skills that there was so little damage to the model. Keep up the great work.
Dam I hate it when that happens. It's the simple things that bring us undone. Cheers boys thanks for sharing
You can see the rudder going hard over if you freeze the frame as the horn fails,I was surprised how well it flew Rob you could see the effects of the high aspect ratio wing in flight,a really tough model it really went in,you will get her flying again,a good attitude too towards crashes,well flown in less than perfect conditions down at the beach and it looked real against that angry sky backdrop.
Plane ended up looking good even with all the kit issues, great work!
Beautiful plane.. looks gorgeous in the air. Tough ending but wow it's a strong plane. Nice job Cap'n Rob!
Shame, beautiful plane. Looking forward to seeing your next build. Love the chipmunk,great plane...
Great job on a most interesting plane. You guys crack me up. RC modelers with a daft sense of humor. Imagine that !
Congrats on another gorgeous plane! Appreciate your videos Capt Rob. Good luck with repairs 👍🏼
Very good scale flight
She flew wonderfully. I am amazed that there was so little damage.
Yes I enjoyed the video unlike those miserable dislikers. Storch looked great in the air. Phil at the end made me chuckle.
Looked like a nice flyer and well flown too. And now we know it’s tough as well. I’m looking at the ARF and will probably pull the trigger soon. Already have the Hobbyking 1100 version and that’s a great little flyer too, but quite sensitive to rudder input when in slow flight mode. Great video!👍🏻
Such a great looking plane- hope some more military planes land on the workbench.
Fabulous!!!! One of my Favorite Planes. I'd like to see takeoff with full flaps. Or into the wind. Back of the throttle, drop the flaps and Hover
Nice build!
All that extra spar and metal paid off apparently held up nice for taking a smack .👍
Flew beautifully, shame about the the rudder horn failure. Keep up the great work captain Rob and mad Colin. 👍👍👍👍👍
You did say it was over engineered. Excellent Idea on putting together a compendium video of all your mods. It will help us all. Do you have a recommendation for a new CG? Hope you also put her in the air again and post. I would like to get some feedback on the Flap performance. I have bought some Sullivan flying tail wires to help with the CG issue. I will start my build now. Thanks again for all your trail blazing on the build. It has helped me enormously. Cheers Brian
Great looking model after a bit of an annoying build. Not sure I'd buy one. I got the Cub after watching your build series :-)
Looks lovely 👍
Hi Rob,
Had a fine flight until the rudder horn let go. You were up to 8 1/2 minutes when it spun in. We'll have to wait and see what it can really do once repaired.
Beauty! 👍
Watch in slow motion.... The rudder was straight when you tip stalled it in. Not sure why you don't admit the mistake.... We've all done it and you'll be a better pilot for learning from it. Thanks for uploading the vid.
Classic tip stall, you can even see the plane nose up just before the tip stall and it falls off to the right. Aerodynamically a control surface that operates freely will go to where the rod pushes or pulls it, if the horn fails air flow will cause it to go to neutral. Its pretty obvious the control horn failed due to impact and not inflight. In pilot parlance that is called pilot error.
I agree with you, I think it was just a typical stall and the damage was due to the impact....question also the tail wheel/Rudder spring connection, makes harder to move the Rudder.
Forgot to ask if the suggested video by a viewer somewhere in the recent past requesting a "which glue for what" guide would be possible in a quiet moment? 😁
Standard tip over when turning in slow speed with aileron and no rudder. Otherwise it doesnt seem to be the slow flyer as the original.
How big is it where did you get the material to build it??? How much did it cost ! ?????
Bummer on the 'landing' but it bounced pretty well! Watching the video in slo-mo you can see the rudder didn't move till after it hit the deck, so just a standard stall/spin ... we've all been there (well I certainly have). PS whatever happened to the Tornado ???
cobblers u stalled it, i remember trying 2 say my tire blew and thats why i crashed lol,no one was buyin it !
That's really cool. Have ever buolt a gas engine plane?
Bit of a bugger! Looked a tad tail heavy as you mentioned too. Should calm down the lateral instability with a lump of church roof in the nose!
that place looks like southsea/ eastney seafront
looked like a tip stall from too low of an airspeed on landing 🤔
If you watch in slow motion the rudder is neutral when the right wing stalls... On impact you can see the forces on the rudder break the control horn....
@@KATBIRD1026 Yes I agree I saw the rudder in neutral position even as the plane headed straight down, and of course the rudder horn will break after the crash not before the crash...lol (I smell a cover up...LOL)
A disappointing end to a maiden that was looking great. (Glad it wasn't your fault!) Originally I was considering getting the 'Storch' but after following the whole of this build and seeing what you had to contend with, I'm not as keen now. It seems you get more in the box than what you expect - things not fitting well, the number of screws required for the cockpit that will require the whole Chinese nation to fit. Sadly disappointing because it is a fine aircraft. I could tell that you were getting overwhelmed with this kit. But, you did well, very well, under trying circumstances. Maybe you should consider a project that is more relaxing and enjoyable or just enjoy the models you have for a while. Thanks from down under.
My thoughts exactly...Hang it up and move on🇬🇧
Hi rob I have two frends that had storchs both ended up just like that thy said it needs power on landing, i will stop with my hanebal.
Imagine this picking up a German spy from Essex area in ww2
Very narrow wing with no dihedral so stall speed very high.
dethermalizer?
Sorry captain, went back and followed the Spectre build and it ended no engine run, no maiden. Majorly disappointed!!