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LARGE SCALE – HORTEN WING – CONCORD – ME 262 AT ROUGHAM RC PLANES – 2006

A VIDEO OF THREE LARGE SCALE GAS TURBINE ( JET ) ENGINE RC MODEL AIRCRAFT FLYING , CONCORDE – HORTEN WING – MESSERSCHMITT 262 WERE ALL FILMED ON 22-4-2006 AT ROUGHAM MODEL AIRSHOW NEAR BURY ST EDMUNDS SUFFOLK .

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  1. joshua bugeja says:

    it doesn’t

  2. NuguSmedley says:

    I find the commentary easier to tolerate if you imagine that he is wearing outrageously tight shorts and touching himself inappropriately in an evelated shed.

  3. Soldier53flyer says:

    Great wing!

  4. laurentien00 says:

    The Concord and flying wing are very impressive indeed.

  5. wwwtotalitaerde says:

    But ju kant zay zat. Jermany inwentet eweryzing ju know. Ant ze Amerikaner stole eweryzing from ze Jermans in 1945.

  6. davkarshobby2468 says:

    Who hired this clown – he sounds like Tony Hancock!

  7. GRAHAMAUS says:

    Yep, he’s got himself into a bit of a pickle.

  8. Rocketryman says:

    3:00 – HORTEN WING – AMAZING!

  9. fishrink1 says:

    Who was the first? was this the first plane designed to slip through radar undetected

  10. thespova says:

    “Jack Northrop was involved in innovative all-wing designs in the late-1920s, with his first designs flying in the 1928–1930 period.” The B-2 Sprit was not copied from a Horten. Horten and Northrop developed flying wings independent of each other with out knowledge of the other until long after their ideas had been put to paper. Wings are amazing, they are the most efficient for of aircraft.

  11. thespova says:

    The Hortens were not the first flying wings.

  12. wordreet says:

    I am endlessly in love with the Concord an always will be. Her shape is simply exquisite. But that Horten Wing model was amazing to watch! Good stability in spite of the lack of vertical surface elements.

  13. fishrink1 says:

    Notice how he never mentions that the Germans created this aircraft till the very end.The Americans built on Hortens design and came up with the stealth fighter and bomber.

  14. joker102877 says:

    Every time the announcer says “absolutely superb” you have to chug a beer.

  15. joker102877 says:

    I think it would be absolutely superb if the announcer would shut the fuck up.

  16. defmanz says:

    damn! that Horten flying wing is beautiful

  17. trinitybluesman says:

    the horten is brilliant!!!!!!!

  18. GreenAce92 says:

    Does it use split flaps for yawing stability? I didn’t think that it did?

  19. GreenAce92 says:

    That’s a true flying wing right there no stupid vertical stabilizers and no stalling, true engineering the Horton’s knew their shit

  20. KillWithFire12 says:

    Enoying dude with the mic

  21. halftrak says:

    Wow. That Ho 229 model was eerie as all hell when it first lifted and banked. Seeing a full sized one fly would have to be a real eye opener. Very cool.

  22. AryanKnight says:

    FYI: ~Fat-ass Gen.Goering lost war for noble anti-Commie Germany, wasting resources on inaccurate V1 & V2 weapons, totally overlooking advanced Hornten/Stealth-wing fighter/bomber technology, if produced by the thousands as decisive factor in WW2! Using Radar-eluding efficient boundary-layer flight skimming ocean-top at hi-speed, then dropping fuel-tanks, -St.Hitler’s Luftwaffe would have had decisive critical paralyzing tactical-advantage of blasting Allied-bombers before leaving ground.!!!

  23. stinkingdog101 says:

    NIce video, thanks for sharing

  24. Claudioman2009 says:

    3:25 SWASTICA 卐

  25. gahrzahk says:

    The Luftwaffe should have built and fly these planes just to say “HAW HAW, OUR PLANES ARE COOLER THAN YOURS!”

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