Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner RC airplane build video PART 2

[@RamyRC]

Part 3 is coming soon, stay tuned!

[@nazrenzainal3500]

Hi Ramy, I would love to see you build an A350.

[@dogolo5255]

These videos never get old. Good work! Can you 3d print fowler flap hinges , I think it'll be cool if you could.

[@MrMikehunt34]

A380 after this one!

[@kevinuk1196]

I thought you said you weren't uploading the video today. But nice vid👍

[@shukursekh9133]

Ramy RC hi I'm ISMAIL I'm RAMY tu fan name

[@RCHeliJet]

Very nice Work Ramy all the gear-door sequence are amazing and the front gear mechanic fantastic. Big Thumb up.

[@RamyRC]

Thanks Man, appreciate it.

[@mervinclar1054]

Hi . We're also planning to build a Aircraft model for our school project. May I know where we could find a blue print? Thanks!

[@31EMRE]

Landing gear is really perfect well done 👍🏻

[@solo.digital.gaming]

PLEAAASSEEE build the classic and historic aviation workhorse, the maddog MD-80 series jet! These beauties were the staples of the skies for many regional American airports in the 90's and early 2000s, and now they are nearly extinct! That would be awesome to see someone with your craftsmanship tackle a project like that because most don't (at least not accurately). The MD-80 is so underrated and doesn't receive nearly enough recognition for its unique physical form that you just don't see in aviation anymore.

[@AADFWspotters2]

I've been saying it for years. The old girl is a plane they people love to hate. So sad she doesn't get her credit. I took presumably my last ride on one a few months ago. Still sad. Its o my channel. Check it out!

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

Awesome job! Can't wait for Part 3

[@AE-sn7cb]

I like ur pronunciation of "Spachtel" Greatings from Germany. Nice Video and Work.

[@stormhusky9209]

Zach Michaelis yup

[@ritvieksaxena]

Where he is actually from?

[@kokoslegend4850]

@@ritvieksaxena germany

[@sissysisyphus712]

I'm not really that interested in RC, but I'm certainly capable of recognizing technical genius and genuine artistry when I see it. This is breathtaking work. World class. Well done.

[@Spazik86]

It is some real craftmanship :)

[@D00kerT]

I'm so glad that people like Ramy exist in the world. This stuff is fascinating. Does he do this full time or is it just a side hobby?

[@thefrequentflyer1822]

I bet full time because he is making money of of KZbin so he could buy all of the stuff...

[@YoFlikz]

@@thefrequentflyer1822 he doesn’t really get enough views to make it a full time job though

[@RealCanadanMan]

@@YoFlikz i think he mainly relies on nice people who donate to him on patreon so he can make such amazing projects like these

[@YoFlikz]

@@RealCanadanMan yep

[@alissonsandi]

SpaceX needs to hire this guy, I cant imagine the things he could achieve there. Freedom to create with a supportive team that doesn’t suck up to the government

[@RCShufty]

Watching that nose gear work just makes me happy.

[@larsrosing5033]

Great video! You make some great work! But be carefull when cuttin carbon fibres, they are very hazardous it is very small fibres that goes deep into the lungs. Use dense filter mask and maybe a little water on what you cut! ;) Carbon is every where in our world and very few thinks of the danger of it! Keep up the good work :)

[@BritishJax]

seeing people genuinely grateful for those who give support is a really nice feeling. and this man shows it well

[@LUKA-e6n]

Красавчик 👍😁😉 Золотые руки. Приятно было смотреть за работой. Так держать 😉😁

[@Timelapseflightvideo]

Although I speak Spanish and do not speak English perfectly, I try to understand it and despite being only 13 years old I love his videos and how he builds the airplanes

[@jcheck6]

Daniel you write perfect English!

[@talismenf2253]

Dash -8 Q400 should be your next plane build. I can't wait to see how you tackle it's landing gear

[@CoolPakistani82]

You are so honest dude...revealing all about your handicraft without any fear. Keep it up mate. You are making history

[@cameronsteed2712]

Definitely make it air new zealand livery, i it would look so cool with the black and white and the fern on the tail!

[@thomasdiviney9185]

Great work on your models. Question? Where do you get the large scale plans for your models? I'd like to build a large scale model but don't know where to obtain the plans. Could you help?

[@CogentConsult]

You, my friend, are a Master Craftsman! You need to get a job with Hollywood making models for their movies. Beautiful job!

[@trev8591]

In awe of your skills, this is frikkin' amazing!!!

[@84npor]

When I watch your videos I think “is so easy to build” BUT the reality is completely different. I’m impressed with your skills.

[@faditalmoudi9205]

best intro ever: "Hi everyone, baa eeeh, lets get back to work" hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@prathameshkalaskar9250]

I think rc ramy is the only channel on youtube with minimum dislikes.

[@jamesellis5445]

Be Creative ikr...what's to hate about Ramy RC ?

[@prathameshkalaskar9250]

@@jamesellis5445 nothing

[@RobbieIsbell]

I helped design the real 787 Dreamliner and I actually helped design the NWW, so it was intresting to see how you made it work! Good job!

[@anthonyc4138]

What did you do?

[@berndmusic1985]

Ramy nails it again. I also appreciate the effort of putting a video together (besides all the work of the plane itself). Excellent choice of cutting and music!

[@chuckintexas]

Great looking build, bud ! AND I like your enthusiatic, honest outlook, with no silliness or pretense. VERY REFRESHING ! GOOD luck getting your channel AND your Dreamliner OFF and FLYING ! ALL the VERY best to to you and yours, from Texas ! - Chuck.

[@brianmoran.]

Very talented and patient. Well done.

[@BrlU]

I Smoked like 7 joints while watching your make videos you are awesome bro!!!!! So nice talking and showing your work step by step very nice you deserve a Oscar!!

[@marinazf]

Nice work you have done there! Have fun with your RC plane! I love it! Don't hurt yourself while making it!

[@flymario8046]

Wow such a graceful mechanism. I can't wait to see it in the air!

[@tiesb053]

Such amazing work! Thanks so much for sharing. That nose gear mechanism is breathtaking

[@silviustro1]

Hey Ramy, love your builds. Is there a reason you couldn't just modify the gear retract mechanism to go past 90 degrees instead of having to tilt the entire mechanism?

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

@Silviu Stroe My thoughts too, it seems to be a weight saving boon to make the 100-115 degree angle needed with the first servo? I'm not into RC stuff but I am a tech nerd and really hope he will answer your question.1

[@jfan4reva]

@@bennylloyd-willner9667 or maybe if he just shortened the mounting plates so that the wheels fit inside when retracted, but were still 90 degrees when extended? That would make the gear shorter, but would eliminate all of the complexity and weight of his tilting gear mount.

[@HaleefI]

Impressive skills on the landing gear! Wishing you for the best!

[@TheWadetube]

For torsional strength consider using ribbons made of nylon or polyestor for their strength and thinness. A spiral rap in contradicting directions will help keep the plane from twisting without adding thickness to the fuselage . Your work is immaculate .

[@TathilaSuri]

I made a 787 by watching your videos. Your work is just amazing

[@shaddec55]

Very nice "save" on the nose gear problem! You're a genius! Love watching you work.

[@FPVQuadModz]

Your craftsmanship is fascinating. Sad to see this bird end up the way it did. 😥

[@darioinfini]

Outstanding workmanship and dedication. Bravo!

[@Dg-zj6jo]

dont forget to wear a mask dust what an amazing build sir

[@BigCroca]

this is the first video of yours i have ever watched, and i have never heard of you before. But i am glad i found you! amazing video i liked and subscribed!

[@adamhale6672]

Ramy I think an interesting thing that you would be extremely qualified to to is what parts you use and how you mangage your servo sequencing. This is one of the most mysterious parts of RC building which I think you've mastered. I'd really like to know where you get your parts!

[@RamyRC]

Thanks Adam, there are links in the description for some parts I used, the gear sequencers I have from some old airplanes but you can find them online for sure.

[@CrazyEnergy2]

You have inspired many with your work my friend. That front landing gear setup of yours, industry RC manufacturer should be jealous.

[@dnick1981]

Ramy is the Yoda of passenger jet RC!

[@nutrox84]

You sir, is a true master of scratch building! Thank you for these series!

[@saleemalnabki]

Great work ... You are an inspiring person for all ..

[@Ewookie1gj]

That nose gear is "BRILLIANT"!!!

[@jtuttle11]

Pretty Darned Clever ! Beautiful workmanship.

[@black_n_red]

Absolutely amazing! Hope your 787 will fly well!😀

[@ninhful]

I enjoy watching this. I would imagine that you would need a team of several to do the job together. But in my case I would also probably do all myself, while consulting friends to find solutions.

[@brettmcnaueal1951]

You do incredible, innovative work my friend. I really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much.

[@Magic101trainer]

Ramy, For wing flex, you could make top and bottom wing skins using a mould (like your landing bay doors), but lighter. basically, so they are long tips, starting from the engine mounts. Have no chords in them so the chord can compress and the epoxy skin will flex. so basically you have top and bottom skins, with no internal structure from the engine mounts outward. Fishing rods use a similar principle

[@RamyRC]

Thanks for the advice Chris!

[@cloudserph]

Another thing to consider is when laying up woven fiberglass with fibers that run 0 and 90 degrees, the bending occurs at 45 degrees. So it would be best to lay up the fabric 45 degrees to direction of flight.

[@Magic101trainer]

That would help, particularly on the TOP of the wing, as it will also compress slightly more than longitudinally. With the top in an aerodynamic airfoil shape, I agree that maximum flex would be on the diagonal. Ramy, Have you tried vacuum bagging your epoxy skins yet? reasonably easy to do with small pieces with reasonably flat surfaces. It will also reduce the amount of fairing smooth. If you have 7 to a 10kg suction vacuum cleaner, plastic and tape, it can be cheaply done.

[@spacetraveler3286]

Not sure how I got here but I'm glad I stopped for a look. You do an awesome job. 👍

[@ukandrew]

And I was impressed in part 1. What can I say. It just keeps getting better. Your work and attention to detail is a joy to see. Also the way you video and edit is satisfying as a viewer. I’m hooked Ramy.

[@AndrewTubbiolo]

Very nice work. Greetings from the USA.

[@dharmikupadhyay1270]

Oh man ramy no complications can stop you. You just keep improving your building style... wow. Keep it up!

[@pungkyprabowo6715]

Good job...very perfect👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@DeadlyDiddly]

Awesome work Rami. SO clever! ❤

[@slam854]

You are an expert. Great thinking and problem solving. I am anxious to see you fly.

[@leefithian3704]

Yea , the problem solving is the fun “yet can be frustrating ‘ part , I love walking through various hardware / auto /fabric/ craft especially stores and take a bit of humor when they ask you what You are looking for , lol ...just “scanning” hardware for cool projects

[@scottmarks4734]

Awesome build. Can’t wait to see the finished product. I’d love to see you build the Iron Maiden 747 next.

[@peterhancox5268]

Amazing skill and craftsmanship. Wonderful

[@christophergrow]

Sorry I didn't mention this earlier but this is awesome to watch. Your motivating me to get back into building again. I wish I had your building skills.

[@vilsonandrade8191]

Very nice project man. Congrats from Brazil- Parana state Araucaria city 👏👏👏👏👏

[@gebrilmooy11]

you are terribly genius sir! I didn't expect that nose gear system. good work!!

[@jamesellis5445]

RamyRC G'day mate, always love your work there Ramy👍✈...inspirational and informative with a hint of innovation, and always an elegant solution to the very real world model engineering challenges you present👌 Weight vs strength can be solved by 3 easy to apply principals...Structural parts made using only triangles (3 sides lighter than 4) and with holes in them to reduce weight even further, combined with the placement of many more of these lighter triangle contact points to distribute the load over more of the airframe. Your use of CF cloth and epoxy to make a light weight and strong base to join these triangles to would be adding more strength the more of them you put on to it, yet not sacrificing a weight gain. As for your bendy, flappy wings, I'd think an "I" beam construction for at least 2 spars per wing would solve it...hope this helps🤷‍♂️🤞🤣 Keep up your great work, as you already do mate.✌

[@RamyRC]

Hey James, thanks for the advice, definitely helps! and I'm glad to see your comments again mate!

[@jamesellis5445]

All good Ramy👍...I'll try to respond in comments more often though I always 👍 your videos mate.✌

[@FrozenLionsFan]

I don’t know if you do water based aircraft but it would be amazing to see a spruce goose made by you. Your work is amazing!

[@AndreSilva-jq9kq]

excellent technique congratulations on work 👍👍

[@insert-name-here4121]

make an a340! so you can test out the four engines to make the 747 or the a380 bc why not keep up the great work!!!

[@talismenf2253]

He did a a380 and a 340 allready I think

[@ironjide7975]

​@@talismenf2253 He didn't build a380 nor the a340. He built the a330 though.

[@georgobergfell]

@@ironjide7975 He actually built an A380 long time ago

[@hamzaxArcueid4590]

TalismenF22 he did an a380 and a330 not a340

[@insert-name-here4121]

Sorry I only just came to this channel after he flew the 777x

[@akhilrajanv8445]

When creativity meets intelligence.🙌

[@nathangek]

Your models are insane!

[@magdahermans168]

this is high end modeling. top notch !!

[@harrypotter-wx1yw]

Amazing.. I like the 90° of nose landing gear information.. Really useful

[@vinnoschop107]

Looks great!!

[@vicf6509]

Love watching your videos and the complexity of your builds. Can you do a video on how you program your remote and setting up your channels? I think that would be interesting to see that process.

[@mhelvaci2156]

Ramy, You are implementing excellent engineering solutions and improving thinking abilities and skills of young generations. Thanks so much Perfect job. Please keep doing.

[@garthbarrett6067]

What clever engineering! Bravo!

[@Akurias]

Your work is absolutely perfect. I love that.

[@elcoqui6673]

Superb engineering skills my friend,very nice!!!

[@Colin915pl]

4:05 In Polish what you said sounds like this (it's a bit vulgar saying) Chcąc polepszyć można spieprzyć it means To improve, you can screw up

[@javival634]

AMAZING!!!! You are a teacher . . . CONGRATULATIONS

[@ChrissiRC]

Its soo amazing what you do! 👍👍 It Looks so easy but its soo difficult.

[@Boaz22]

You have such a big brain ramy,.your a true definition of a genius👍

[@brentnorman6848]

Amazing work on making the nose retract fit in. I can't wait to see it fly.

[@ed4415]

You are a master craftsman with the patience of a saint!

[@arnoldpearl8966]

You SOB, you make everything look so easy !!… I love your videos, keep it up !!!

[@slysparkane808]

Great job on solving the nose gear angle!!

[@welshparamedic]

Just discovered your channel! WOW You are an inspiration, and a very talented model maker...I always wondered how these models are made? Thank you for showing us, Your English is very good too! once gain thank you for your videos, cant wait to see the finished item!

[@TheRoguelement]

Your a pleasure to watch ..I can't wait to see her take to the Air .. Great work...

[@damienmilk3025]

A true master at work, congratulations.

[@triadwarfare]

I'm amazed for the extra effort to make his aircraft modular.

[@Joe_Blow215]

Wonderful video! Great workmanship

[@leefithian3704]

You are an artist , great work , sir !

[@mohannadmalik5373]

My dear RAMY!!! omg man you are a genius high quality work I LOVE IT! no words describe how much I am proud of you my brother good job waiting for the full build :D

[@volkerracho7257]

This model will be awesome! Nice build! Did you use the 9g cheap MG90S Towerpro digital Servos for the elevator ? if yes i would recommend to use bigger (and better) servos. I use those MG90S a lot and theyre very reliable, but the pull force and the precision is only average. You will really feel the difference with a better digital servo. your elevator authority and precision in flight will improve a lot with a higher resolution on a digital servo. i think its a thing of better handling and to make your most important control surface a lot of safer! imagine your elevator control going down to maybe 20% on a high speed pass. And i have another hint for you: I saw you made balsa boxes for your carbon rods to slide in. I always use Polystyrol Tubes with the exact diameter of my rods. makes a really tight fight and its easy to slide in and out. and even easier to build than a balsa box, maybe even lighter. another advantage is the flexibility of the PS tube on high loads. it wont break it will bend slightly on high loads. if you wont to try out take at least 1mm thickness PS tubes or maybe 2mm on the main spar for example.

[@AlejandroMartinez-mg1ld]

Unbelievable work man! Congrats

[@federicoheribertadolfiusmo7359]

I think I found a new hobby Thank so much for your videos

[@xantilam]

amazing RC build

[@rcpilottony2338]

Yeah Ramy new subscriber here. Watching you figure out solutions to problems you encounter on your build is impressive. Well I think I'll go watch some of your past videos and I'll be waiting for your next video. Thanks for sharing.

[@MillwalltheCat]

Excellent understanding of engineering design and construction, with first-rate problem solving. Who do you work for?

[@Omkharche]

Amazing Ramy proud of you😘

[@Omkharche]

Back Here after 2 years

[@tabdougherty8549]

WOW !!! What a great project.