Ramy thank you for showing the mistakes also and explaining why they happened. Even someone like you who has years of experience can make mistakes, but you also show how to fix or correct them. This allows people who are just getting into the hobby a way to learn and improve their own skills and hopefully learn and not make the mistakes that you did. Keep up the great videos, I thoroughly enjoy each and every one!
I used to build RC planes with my dad back in the 70's and the technology has moved on beyond all recognition. All the carbon fibre and composites together with modern adhesives, 3d printing and CNC has really raised the game for what can be achieved. That said you really are a master craftsman and use all these new technologies to their fullest. Great work.
I'm an old school scratch builder from way back when my primary tools were a Dremel and exacto knife and a straight edge. I enjoyed every minute of it, but to watch the new techniques and technology you have available to you now is just amazing and your craftsmanship is next level . It's a joy to watch somebody work that knows what the hell he's doing. 👍👍👍
Your understanding of the material science which leads to how you are able to decide how to design and construct these fabulous planes is astonishing. That combined with the great pair of hands you have makes these videos compelling to watch. Just amazing.
Love you vids man! My grandfather was working on fiberglass/foam composites to build an ultralight before he passed. This give me such zen and nostalgia and love of the skies. Thanks!!
@@wololo10 I agree, I mean Ramy gets shit done which is amazing but as for fit and finish, there's def room for improvement. That said, I think I like the overall balance as people who obsess over details rarely get much finished. So, in this phase of his life why not build fast, build skills and then possibly on a later build slow down. And until then, he can consider stopping saying every part looks "super";)
How will one grow if one does not try new things? At least you always have the tried and tested methods to fall back on. The key is to have the self control to recognize when something isn't working. Love seeing your process. Onwards....
Ramy, I see your work and I'm drooling, with the wonders you do, the 3D modeling techniques and the size of the planes. You are truly a master in this area and use all these new technologies to the fullest. Great job.
Can you make a new video about some of the tools, materials, glues that you use? Its really awesome to see what you are building and would love to learn more about the process! Cheers!
9:25 would be an awesome test, wouldn't it? :D I know, that carbon ist expensive, but a extra Patreon video, where you test, if you can really drive over it with a car would be freaking awesome :D
Dude, you are a master in RC. I use to build 5-6 feet wing span, brushless from Tower Hobby, years ago and that was a lot of work and modifications and mistakes. This is by far a master pc. many don't even realize what it takes just wiring alone. Pleasure watching you.
I’m a big fan of your models and your videos Sir, I was saddened to watch that beautiful airliner tip-stalling into the ground during the maiden flight. I’m wondering whether incorporating a small amount of “washout” into the wing geometry would significantly reduce the chance of unintentionally inducing a catastrophic tip-stall. If you’re able to find a reliable way to incorporate a wing design feature that guarantees the wing root stalls before to the wing tip, the aircraft’s flying characteristics would be much nicer and far less likely to bite you in the ass when you’re flying slowly. 😊 All the best, Merry Christmas 🎄 Michael
I've seen a last video of you about an year ago. As a professional in composites your building/designing techniques and improvements are impressive by DIY!!
LOL. All the pics I've ever seen of the Honda Jet, I never noticed the engines were mounted to the wings. My eye simply connected them to the aft fuselage like the Citation. WOW!
i love your work and your videos, continue :) It makes me think at my grandpa, he loved RC and invente stuff. For your next project, i would love to see one of your own creation, something out of your brain
Hi Ramy, you never stop impressing me here in Launceston Tasmania. I will keep watching you until you do no more. Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Cheers Rusty ✈️
Nice work as always Ramy. Have you considered recording your Fusion 360 sessions? I would love to see how you do all this on Fusion. Maybe make a MoreRamyRC channel and post that extra stuff on there.
I love your work! I've been watching this channel for a few years now, and I always get excited whenever I see that a new video is available. I don't fly planes... I enjoy building and flying large scale helicopters more, but watching the build process of these beautiful large scale planes is so satisfying! Also, I just have to say that out of ALL the RUclips channels I watch on a regular basis, you choose the absolute best music to play on your channel! I'm looking forward to seeing this plane completed and watching it take it's maiden flight because I never knew that Honda was in the plane manufacturing game.
Great recovery on that wing! Yeah, I wish my 3D printing experience would've been better than it was because I like the idea of making molds for things. So, for now, I'll just watch you work your magic, and hopefully one day, I can get a 3D printer that actually will print. Happy Holidays!
Looking good so far.
indeed
Thank God ! After so long what a beautiful aircraft
Man oh man!! Your work is fantastic!!
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very good bosssss
You should definitely design and make your own plane next.
Yay
I support.
Yes , And call it the RamyJet. :-)
I agree 👍 💯
Yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhhhhh
Ramy thank you for showing the mistakes also and explaining why they happened. Even someone like you who has years of experience can make mistakes, but you also show how to fix or correct them. This allows people who are just getting into the hobby a way to learn and improve their own skills and hopefully learn and not make the mistakes that you did. Keep up the great videos, I thoroughly enjoy each and every one!
I used to build RC planes with my dad back in the 70's and the technology has moved on beyond all recognition. All the carbon fibre and composites together with modern adhesives, 3d printing and CNC has really raised the game for what can be achieved. That said you really are a master craftsman and use all these new technologies to their fullest. Great work.
I'm an old school scratch builder from way back when my primary tools were a Dremel and exacto knife and a straight edge. I enjoyed every minute of it, but to watch the new techniques and technology you have available to you now is just amazing and your craftsmanship is next level . It's a joy to watch somebody work that knows what the hell he's doing. 👍👍👍
Your understanding of the material science which leads to how you are able to decide how to design and construct these fabulous planes is astonishing. That combined with the great pair of hands you have makes these videos compelling to watch. Just amazing.
Thank you!
I love they way how you burst out that "hi everyone" at the beginning of a video. Amazing model-building skills!
HA HA!! 😂I have always thought the same!!
Love you vids man! My grandfather was working on fiberglass/foam composites to build an ultralight before he passed. This give me such zen and nostalgia and love of the skies. Thanks!!
Excellent work! Maybe everyone else knows already, but I would appreciate titles during the montage to explain what you are adding to the mold.
Alright
Love that you show your mistakes, we all make them, not many admit to them, so long as we learn from them
Some people that splatter paint and call themselves artists must see this... This is what modern art is! This what talent and hardwork looks like!
I'm watching the instructions for the Honda Jet and so far I'm enjoying it, I hope to see it flying until April Hugs Mauricio
I am in awe at your fabrication skills.
I always remember those days, when you were cutting depron parts somewhere on the floor. Great channel from the beginning… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Your work is impressive. I would like to see you building a Brazilian Embraer plane.
Can you make a flying wing next time...would definitely love to see the build process and techniques used for such a unique wing design :) ;)
very nice ramy ,,its a beautiful thing
Another brilliant video, your attention too detail is amazing. Happy Christmas to you and yours Ramy, looking forward to more content coming in 2023 👍
Thank you, You too :D
That's impressive 👌
Your attention to detail is just mindblowing! Keep up the good work Ramy🤩💪🏼
it's not, look for Rusjet on YT
@@wololo10 I agree, I mean Ramy gets shit done which is amazing but as for fit and finish, there's def room for improvement. That said, I think I like the overall balance as people who obsess over details rarely get much finished. So, in this phase of his life why not build fast, build skills and then possibly on a later build slow down. And until then, he can consider stopping saying every part looks "super";)
How will one grow if one does not try new things? At least you always have the tried and tested methods to fall back on. The key is to have the self control to recognize when something isn't working. Love seeing your process. Onwards....
Thank you my friend!
Master Craftsman! Awesome looking project.
Ramy, I see your work and I'm drooling, with the wonders you do, the 3D modeling techniques and the size of the planes. You are truly a master in this area and use all these new technologies to the fullest. Great job.
Great stuff as always…Got to be Concorde next…….
I can only sit here and shake my head. You have some MAD SKILLS !!!!!!
Can you make a new video about some of the tools, materials, glues that you use? Its really awesome to see what you are building and would love to learn more about the process! Cheers!
9:25 would be an awesome test, wouldn't it? :D
I know, that carbon ist expensive, but a extra Patreon video, where you test, if you can really drive over it with a car would be freaking awesome :D
Hahaha you really want to see that😄 I used both of them, next time when I have a failed part I'll do it
I think you discovered a way to give the effect of the waviness in the sheet metal on WWII planes.
Great work so far! Happy holidays!
love your epoxy (cake) pipping technique! Very clean and easy to apply! I will use this too! Love your videos and all your creations!
You are really doing well ramy
Dude, you are a master in RC. I use to build 5-6 feet wing span, brushless from Tower Hobby, years ago and that was a lot of work and modifications and mistakes. This is by far a master pc. many don't even realize what it takes just wiring alone. Pleasure watching you.
The Hondajet has become the best selling business jet in it's class
Fridays are always better when Ramy uploads
I’m a big fan of your models and your videos Sir, I was saddened to watch that beautiful airliner tip-stalling into the ground during the maiden flight.
I’m wondering whether incorporating a small amount of “washout” into the wing geometry would significantly reduce the chance of unintentionally inducing a catastrophic tip-stall. If you’re able to find a reliable way to incorporate a wing design feature that guarantees the wing root stalls before to the wing tip, the aircraft’s flying characteristics would be much nicer and far less likely to bite you in the ass when you’re flying slowly. 😊
All the best, Merry Christmas 🎄 Michael
You are just….. incredible !
I do a fair bit of CAD in work but this is absolutely mind blowing
When you fitted the Winglet on it at 17:13 I said loud to myself „wie geil!!“ This is again such a nice and clean project! Just love it.
Ich hoffe er gibt wie geil nicht in Übersetzer ein
@@rwy420x bin mir sicher er kennt das von seinen Frankfurter Kumpels 😉
18:19 another superb job
perfect craftsmanship! You’re getting better with every plane! Congratulations
Your strive for excellence is inspirational, thank you for the post. Happy Holidays!!!
Every project you pour your soul into it!
Appreciate your passion Man!
Keep it up so we can keep following!😉
💯👍
Such passion too detail, and lots of patience, beutiful work !
So satisfying to watch. Best wishes for 2023!
It was an honor as a sub to have watch all your videos for 2022. See you next year.
I've seen a last video of you about an year ago. As a professional in composites your building/designing techniques and improvements are impressive by DIY!!
why I cannot like more than 1 time????? amazing work as always. geile Arbeit!!!
Rmay - Amazing work - 727,000 subs! You're doing GREAT!
It has been very entertaining watching your skills grow and progress with each plane you build. Keep up the great work. God bless, stay well.
Hi everyone! i hope you are doing great! lovely!!
Amazing work as always Ramy. The Honda is looking good.
Ramy - Are you gonna build an ultralight someday??? You should!!!
Another great video, I am always looking for the next one to come out. Great work. Merry Christmas!!!!!!!
Beautiful work.
love your work mr RAMY keep it up
Looks absolutely exquisite 👌… keep it up!
He's got some real expertise in making these planes now.
LOL. All the pics I've ever seen of the Honda Jet, I never noticed the engines were mounted to the wings. My eye simply connected them to the aft fuselage like the Citation. WOW!
🤣
i love your work and your videos, continue :) It makes me think at my grandpa, he loved RC and invente stuff. For your next project, i would love to see one of your own creation, something out of your brain
Fantastic Ramy ! Have a Very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year !
Very happy to have found your channel. I very much enjoy watching you create these planes from sheets of carbon fiber, kevlar and fiber. Thank you!
Looks great!
Thank you my friend!
Thank you, have a happy new year!
Really interesting building techniques on this, looking forward to seeing the finished jet!
Good decision installation of the nacels onto the fuselage... looking forward to the rest of the videos.
Awesome looking so far! Can't wait to see the control surfaces and engine mounting man!
Amazing craftsmanship once again!
Have a safe Xmas and a happy new year mate!.
You too my friend!
The Honda Jet is looking cool so far Ramy.
Awesome plane and craftsmanship, congratulations keep up the great work Ramy
💥
Hi Ramy, you never stop impressing me here in Launceston Tasmania. I will keep watching you until you do no more. Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Cheers Rusty ✈️
Very interesting construction! 👍 I'm looking forward to next part.😎
Just found your videos through the A380. Love the Honda Jet and can't wait to see the final build!
Best job! COOL!
Excellent work, Ramy!
Thanks you for the vids!!!!! Have a Marry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!!! too Alllll
Unreal! Very impressed
Good job! Continue this project until end! You are doing great 👍
Amazing as always, im so happey to see that you are doing things that you loved.
Lipo batteries as weights is a classic:)
Great work!
Nice work as always Ramy. Have you considered recording your Fusion 360 sessions? I would love to see how you do all this on Fusion. Maybe make a MoreRamyRC channel and post that extra stuff on there.
I love your work! I've been watching this channel for a few years now, and I always get excited whenever I see that a new video is available. I don't fly planes... I enjoy building and flying large scale helicopters more, but watching the build process of these beautiful large scale planes is so satisfying! Also, I just have to say that out of ALL the RUclips channels I watch on a regular basis, you choose the absolute best music to play on your channel!
I'm looking forward to seeing this plane completed and watching it take it's maiden flight because I never knew that Honda was in the plane manufacturing game.
an amazing process, and build... very interesting.
Thank you Ramy keep posting
I wish i can be a creator like you, Because this is such a good career and background.
Great recovery on that wing! Yeah, I wish my 3D printing experience would've been better than it was because I like the idea of making molds for things. So, for now, I'll just watch you work your magic, and hopefully one day, I can get a 3D printer that actually will print. Happy Holidays!
Your the best. Look forward to the next video.
Amazing!
Ramy you are a crack and good worked, great video, as always.
Delicious work.
Mate.......... you are AWESOME!!!
Absolutely Awesome Skills!! That Carbon Fiber Vacuum Bagging is not easy to do!! Incredible Work!! Keep it Up!!
I would be curious on what it costs to build this plane, turn key-RTF, with all his time, materials, etc.
Perfect job mate
Your getting SO GOOD at the carbon Ramy!!! Will you let it show through and be part of the livery?
Excellent Ramy keep going forward bro
it would be cool if you made something like a bayraktar or mq9 reaper or something :D
Das es absolut beeindruckend ist, müsste man ja nicht wieder betonen, aber ich tue es trotzdem.
Awesome work as always, thanks a lot for sharing