When I was 9 years old back in 1972 my father store bought an airplane for me similar to this one in your video. It was powered by a twisted up rubber band. I never knew exactly where he bought it. Somewhere in Great Bend Kansas. But it would take off from sitting on the street and fly straight for a couple of city blocks then come down to land on it's tires. Every time! The streets where I lived back then were brick streets but that didn't interfere with it rolling smoothly. I flew that plane for a little over a month until it was ran over by a car that was turning into the Dillons grocery store in my home town of Larned Kansas. We lived 2 blocks up the street from Dillons on a hill. Dillons is still in the same location. Anyway, your plane and your children reminded me of my experience as a kid. LOL Sorry this was so long.
Well done indeed to Paul for the build here. What a cool plane! I'm 63 yrs old now, and I can still remember not being quite tall enough to get a clear assessment of test glides; these things come with time. Impressive flights! Well done Paul and all at J&H Aerospace. ⭐👍
That’s a magic moment for Father and son,great to see the lads more active interest now because of his involvement in the building,it really did fly well.love from the old free flighters here in Dorset U.K.
Thats an amazing kit! I made one when I was a kid back in the late 70s....Remember walking over to the High School field and flying for the first time it flew perfectly....ran under it the whole flight and caught at the end...Cheers...Thanks for posting
Thank you! The Eaglet is legendary, took me a long time to locate a kit when I was in college. Gave it to my wife after we married and she built it. I promised myself I'd release a kit for it someday. Finally did it!
Josh, explain for the novices what you mean by a flap. Also, the freewheeling prop will produce a left yaw. With the prop replaced by an equal weight, it might go perfectly straight. And you are right about height. From Paul's present height, the plane doesn't have time to recover from the launch before it hits the ground. He will be in a better position when he catches up to his dad in height.
Úprimne ďakujem. Občas mám čas si pustiť vaše video. Mám 56 rokov. Ale stále som malý chlapec niekde v duši. Obdivujem Vás, a týmto komentárom vám želám veľa podobných videí a vašej celej aktyvite. To čo robíte, som chcel aj ja, ale nemám deti. Ste úžasný v tom čo robíte. Prajem Vám veľa úspechov v tejto činnosti. Som z malej krajiny v Európe, ale zatiaľ som na YT nenašiel lepší kanál ako Vy dávate v tejto konkrétnej téme. Ďakujem Ďakujem Ďakujem...
Joshua are you having any success with dynamic gliding? I know you were having trouble getting into DS. My advice is to think of it as doing continuous loops, its the way I was told to do it.
When I was 9 years old back in 1972 my father store bought an airplane for me similar to this one in your video. It was powered by a twisted up rubber band. I never knew exactly where he bought it. Somewhere in Great Bend Kansas. But it would take off from sitting on the street and fly straight for a couple of city blocks then come down to land on it's tires. Every time! The streets where I lived back then were brick streets but that didn't interfere with it rolling smoothly. I flew that plane for a little over a month until it was ran over by a car that was turning into the Dillons grocery store in my home town of Larned Kansas. We lived 2 blocks up the street from Dillons on a hill. Dillons is still in the same location. Anyway, your plane and your children reminded me of my experience as a kid. LOL Sorry this was so long.
Well done indeed to Paul for the build here. What a cool plane! I'm 63 yrs old now, and I can still remember not being quite tall enough to get a clear assessment of test glides; these things come with time.
Impressive flights! Well done Paul and all at J&H Aerospace. ⭐👍
Love the boys playing with the chicken 😂
Nice plane and flights! Great job Paul (and Josh.)
That’s a magic moment for Father and son,great to see the lads more active interest now because of his involvement in the building,it really did fly well.love from the old free flighters here in Dorset U.K.
Thank you!!!
I was hopeful Someone would kit this classic model, Sweet!!
I've been wanting to kit it for years. Hope built her first one 10 years ago.
wonderful lifetime memories . altho mine are with my grandfather.. still the boy will never forget..
Masterclass in getting my grand kids into the hobby. Kudos and good luck Paul.
Thats an amazing kit! I made one when I was a kid back in the late 70s....Remember walking over to the High School field and flying for the first time it flew perfectly....ran under it the whole flight and caught at the end...Cheers...Thanks for posting
Thank you! The Eaglet is legendary, took me a long time to locate a kit when I was in college. Gave it to my wife after we married and she built it. I promised myself I'd release a kit for it someday. Finally did it!
Didnt realize you made kit of it...Cool....I have a new unbuilt old one...but will have a look at your website and get one there too... @@joshuawfinn
Josh, explain for the novices what you mean by a flap. Also, the freewheeling prop will produce a left yaw. With the prop replaced by an equal weight, it might go perfectly straight. And you are right about height. From Paul's present height, the plane doesn't have time to recover from the launch before it hits the ground. He will be in a better position when he catches up to his dad in height.
Agreed on all. I should have been more specific about what I was doing and why.
thank you for sharing your knowledge! thumbs up!
Thank you!
Úprimne ďakujem. Občas mám čas si pustiť vaše video. Mám 56 rokov. Ale stále som malý chlapec niekde v duši. Obdivujem Vás, a týmto komentárom vám želám veľa podobných videí a vašej celej aktyvite. To čo robíte, som chcel aj ja, ale nemám deti.
Ste úžasný v tom čo robíte. Prajem Vám veľa úspechov v tejto činnosti.
Som z malej krajiny v Európe, ale zatiaľ som na YT nenašiel lepší kanál ako Vy dávate v tejto konkrétnej téme.
Ďakujem Ďakujem Ďakujem...
Thank you so much!!! Seeing comments like yours is what motivates me to keep making these videos!!!
Very cool!
i like these models, i use braided rubber most of the time
Makes a big difference. That said, for folding props I don't braid.
Bravo!
Flies great - neat ROG launches
Nice!!!
Wonderful ❤
University tomorrow…happens fast 😃
Please don't remind me! I'm already panicking about that!!!
❤❤то це наверно Малий придумав?❤❤🎉
❤😊
Joshua are you having any success with dynamic gliding? I know you were having trouble getting into DS. My advice is to think of it as doing continuous loops, its the way I was told to do it.