Oh ok but can you try to make a homemade model of it.

Do you have a link to the place you bought it? Looks super cool

kámo a já jsem si myslel že natáčíš jen v česku a že tvoje videa jsou nedoceněná a ty máš na En kanále 2 mega ty kráso :D

I am very honored to know that your cat is still alive I saw him. He was growing up now i'm back it's been a very long time

He'll fix it

He noted that in the video

06:55 he mentioned it and how he fix it

It's not an outdoor plane.

NO WAY!! i'm SUCH a big fan!! how come this comment isn't more popular??!!

Hand winding could also damage the prop shaft

Misting it with water will also make it cure extremely fast

Yeah, was going to mention that too. It is the F1D category (as per FAI classification). The microfilm was always very tricky to make and apply (fun with nitro lacquer with addons :) )

more distance from centre means more distance covered by the props means more air displaced per rotation and less torque from the rubber band which makes it last longer and fly further. But yes your idea would work if you wanted to just make it faster

@@gregc9344 fucking smartass wish I was smart like u

If I recall correctly, which is happening less and less often, the WWI Spad biplane had flat wings with rather small positive angles of attack. And some of the Russian Farman-type biplanes had curved (front-to-back) single-surface wings. All of the structure was bamboo, and the wings were single slabs of linen. And, just guessing, their power-to-weight ratios may have been comparable to a five gram, rubber band powered plane!

Pretty sure there was one in very early videos