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PHC1 02-20-2016 10:43 PM

P-47 Superbolt model
 
Very impressive! :thumbsup:

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXt6qUHMRu4&feature=youtu.be[/ame]

jdandy 02-21-2016 12:44 AM

Serge.......What a fine model aircraft. Love the retractable wheels and the wing lights. This fellow is quite the pilot, too.

Thanks for posting.

Yamaki 02-21-2016 02:27 AM

That WAS impressive.

Thanks for posting that up, Serge!

Formerly YB-2 02-21-2016 08:39 AM

Very nice. Wonder who built the radial engine. If you've had the chance to watch/listen to an original (or Corsair - same engine) you can't mistake that "radial sound" with its off-beat idle pulse. One of the local airfields (Millville, NJ) was the primary P-47 training base in WWII. Lots of related memorabilia and a plane or two. Unfortunately, one of the best crashed and burned a few years back. A labor of love by someone.

Old School 02-21-2016 09:12 AM

Nice!!!!

PHC1 02-21-2016 01:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Formerly YB-2 (Post 761543)
Very nice. Wonder who built the radial engine. If you've had the chance to watch/listen to an original (or Corsair - same engine) you can't mistake that "radial sound" with its off-beat idle pulse. One of the local airfields (Millville, NJ) was the primary P-47 training base in WWII. Lots of related memorabilia and a plane or two. Unfortunately, one of the best crashed and burned a few years back. A labor of love by someone.

It is powered by a Hungarian company "Moki" radial engine.

http://www.airfighter-shop.eu/WebRoo...C/P1000745.jpg


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