Horten HO229 Maiden flight

Mario Peralta's scratchbuilt Horten HO229 experimental WWII German stealth Flying Wing.

[@Cess182sn]

Man this guy knows how to put a beautiful plane together!!!

[@user-nu7kk4uw6k]

That was exceptional, and all without a vertical stabilizer. But the birds couldn't care less!

[@FourItchyFeet4IF]

Beautiful build and excellent maiden!

[@MickPaul]

Yep I always love watching the progress of Mario's planes.

[@pauljanssens4449]

Superb and it clearly flies very well

[@MickPaul]

Thanks Outback UAV, yes Mario did a great job on his new Horton HO229.

[@elwap0]

Wow!!

[@wackaircaftmechanic2312]

That's awesome for scratch built!

[@ZenEndurance]

Dude! That thing flew really well! Were the wheels down the entire time? Maybe that helped maintain balance so it stayed stable.

[@MickPaul]

Hey Keith you are also partially responsible for Mario's HO229 build. Ever since I built your flying wing I have been telling Mario to build the HO22, it was obvious as Mario loves the scale models.

[@MrLupold]

so Awesome!!!!

[@nakul3424]

Awesome! wow!

[@rckeith]

Great build, fly wings rock. What fans did Mario use Keith

[@irishguy13]

Nice job.

[@MickPaul]

Hi Keith, the build log is up on rcgroup dot com under username mperaltaoz. Spec for his latest is: Specs: Wingspan: 1200 mm Weight: ~ 1 kg Motors: 2x Turnigy 4815 4800 Kv EDFs: 2x 64mm 5 blades ESCs: 2x Red Brick 50 Amp BEC: 1x Turnigy UBEC 5-6V 3-5A

[@ArisFPV]

gitler kaput