It was busy! But stuff like this is the most American things ever

Do a 737!!!

sounds good the video should be up by the weekend@@RealSamuelMach

Thanks! 😁

your are most certainly welcome :D@@RealSamuelMach

Yes sir!! they slow down a little bit as the co2 runs out though😂

@@RealSamuelMach I’ve legit just put it in my Amazon cart cause I seen it has like a shell casing inside I think I just wish they had dif color lasers to fit it

@@joebill4433 im not sure if the gun comes with shell casing or a laser? The one shown in the video didn’t as far as im aware here is the link to the pistol 😁 www.amazon.com/Sig-Sauer-P365-Blowback-Pistol/dp/B08TKM2L89

Yes i do actually, the dihedral (wing angle) is exactly what the kit recommends in the video. If you thing the angle is too high as you see I would suggest lower it. Also use a sharp blade to cut the wood notches!! This was a fun kit to build and i hope you have as much fun as i did building!! Thanks for your comment!❤️

Sure😂😂

Bruh lol

Thanks for your comment downwind! I love your content❤️ It just takes time and alot of patience and your golden!!

I think it is way too much. But the kit called for that angle so i dont know. Im not too happy with it

Thanks!!

Yes im aware of this issue. I did my best to lighten the fuselage and strengthen the nose and other important parts of the airframe. I probably should’ve added flaps on the wing to help with this problem and lower the chance of a tip-stall upon landing/takeoff. Thanks for your comment!❤️😁

@@RealSamuelMach Tip stalls are extremely unlikely in a straight wing aircraft. You will however see accelerated stalls when maneuvering too sharply and/or assymetric stalls in slow speed turns, in accelerated stalls in uncoordinated conditions, and or due to airframe un-eveness (due to manufacturing defects or flexing). Remember to give your wings a bit of washout (slight twisting down of the tips). Flaps would be an extra complication and weight, do not worry about it. However, if you really want it, and if your aileron servos are on separate channels, you can set a switch to give a little bit of camber to act as "flaps" (both ailerons point down slightly). Not sure how usefull it would be though. Maybe lose the landing gear. On such small aircraft, it's gonna create more problems than it solves. You can reinforce the belly with very thin balsa ply skin coated with kraft paper using diluted white glue (can use bakery bag). It's gonna increase weight, but make sure you can belly land on grass without destroying the thin covering. And thin spindly landing gear are perfect levers to make light balsa mathes out of your structure . A light folding prop may be a good idea to not cartwheel the plane on landing. Looking forward to see the beast fly :)

Yes futuba t6L

Yes that was just for testing purposes. I will later set the rod to the last hole on the servo horn

Yes! I had some luck with the cessna 0-1 bird dog! Great plane very fun to build! Thanks for comment❤️

😂😂 is it guillows or gwiloows?

Via simple Flybar mechanism

Haha no😂 the plan is to make it look like a CH41 but i need to find time do do that

@@RealSamuelMach cool, what camera do you use?

@@thebalsaboyi just used my phone camera (iphone14 plus) in this video. Idk why the video quality isnt that good

@@RealSamuelMach oh, I was wondering because my camera quality is that good, but when I upload it on 4k the quality gets bad, don’t know if it’s an internet thing.

Graduation party!

:D

Oh

Thank you! Cheers!

Cool! Thanks for watching!❤

Whatsup Doug

Thanks❤️

I find it incredible how the united states and Britain made these amazing engines in the 1000s!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Hahaha

Nah your just special Ed

Denver CO. Im sorry but i dont know the seat😅 thanks for the comment!

Shut up whit man i mijority

Im using the GoPro hero 8black

I use an Insta 360 Go2 pro..! A little bit different

Ok ty i forgot what the real name was😂