First Flight

[@JamesBiggar]

They work great!

[@rickharper1497]

It's nice to see the prop you made at work!!!

[@MegaBait1616]

Glad your back........

[@rjtumble]

Cool! I bet that's satisfying, seeing your work in use.

[@CulverProps]

It really is!

[@cookingwithcuyandotherfuns6238]

The Verner engines sound fantastic! (nice prop noise as well!)

[@CulverProps]

It is awesome!

[@ricklong]

It running smooth and vibration free, great job on balancing the prop Alaina.

[@CulverProps]

Thank you!

[@echoewest2685]

Nicely done!

[@DonDegidio]

Hi Alaina, Plane looks and sounds great. Good to see your handy work being put to use. Stay safe and hi to Grandma. :-)

[@CulverProps]

Will do!

[@colinsalter3516]

Great!

[@mrcorsairf4u417]

What a beautyful plane😍. Real aircraft are powered by radial engines and wooden prop's. Excellent job👍👍😎

[@MrSteveod21]

Probably a ROTARY engine originally, like Le Rhone, n'est-ce pas?

[@doranjaffas7351]

I added a comment to a different video that played right after this one but it means the same thing. This is always nice to watch one of those.

[@CulverProps]

😁 they are just full of character and happy

[@gonzo5912]

very nice job my dear,

[@CulverProps]

Thank you!

[@ernestkatayev7073]

brother, what kind of engine did you use? Such aeroplanes were used in our army, we should build them at home.

[@CulverProps]

It had a Verner engine on it

[@wxfield]

Nice work. But the original Le Rhône would have either been full on or full off. NOTHING like the sounds of a pilot jockeying the on/off as it passes by. Verner are great engines and a superb choice to help make your replica's power manageable. Great choice in props too!! :-)

[@CulverProps]

Thank you!

[@yazdan_rasht1619]

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