Pretty arrogant comment. It was my 10year old nephew who filmed with an old camera of his father. Otherwise I would not have a film about this plane....

Some 800 hours, but to be honest my face was quite serious.Owed to the fact that I haven't flown twin engines before. But nonetheless everything was worth the time and effort put into this wonderfull lady, The smile is allways there thinking about flying it :-)

Not for long. But a good gyro might save it.

@@trevor5290 Absolutely no save through gyro. I lost the plane throgh one side engine failure. It went immediately into a flat spin on the back. I was able to recove just before it hit the ground flat belly. The engine failur e was about 70 m above ground. So as emergency procedure there is only ONE WAY. Throttle idle both engines immediately and glide back to the ground after recovery.

@@martinstromeyer1467 First of all, very nice job and wonderful airplane, congratulaciones. You are quite right best way to avoid an accident always go to minimum throttle and land as soon as possible.

As a massive P-38 nerd I can say absolutely not. There is no discernible difference that I have experienced flying a P-38 both standard and CR. Torque was never an issue either way.

I believe the one reason they did the CR props was because it made for a more stable gun platform... but as Todd stated, otherwise it don't mean crap. Would like to know from Todd if when he says his flying experience with the P-38... Is that full scale or RC

Counter rotating props have nothing to do with stability, or anything during flight.It only comes into play when loosing an engine. With engines that wide on the wing if the left engine quit and the right had standard rotation the thrust on the right wing plus the torque from the engine would make the aircraft uncontrollable. By rotating the opposite direction the torque helps counter the thrust.

Absolutely beautiful aircraft and a great job flying her

Die Maschine hat 22 Kg voll betankt. durch ein großzügiges Clark-Y Profil mit großer Flächentiefe und sehr großzügigen Flaps fliegt sie auch im Langsamflug gut kontrollierbar. Sie schwimmt dann lediglich ein wenig. Beim langsamen Vorbeifliegen - mit ausreichend Höhe - habe ich beim Erstflug aber herausgefunden, dass sie sehr langsam gleitend in den Stall geht. Das Seitenruder hat dann wenig Wirkung, was dem Flugverhalten beim Langsamflug entgegen kommt. Unsere Runway hat 150m. Mit Hilfe der Bremsen waren auch Landungen nahe der Mitte der Bahn kein Problem.