Inside the Cockpit - Dewoitine D.26 / D.27

[@MilitaryAviationHistory]

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[@Studio-7V]

I'd love a review of the D.520 if you can get your hands on it. Very interesting history that plane has

[@katiejackson3900]

Cheeky little teaser of the french monoplane (Ms410? U said it but i forgot the #)

[@olivierdurandberenguer5455]

@@katiejackson3900 D.3801 I guess...great idea !

[@katiejackson3900]

@@olivierdurandberenguer5455 indeed it was

[@Billy-I-Am-Not]

I love these early interwar and ww1 planes. Sure a P-51 or Spitfire is nice, but something about these planes I just love

[@neilwilson5785]

I agree, this is so interesting to me.

[@Jukebocks]

They're so cute

[@bigblue6917]

Definitely have to agree with you there. It's a period of much experimentation where new ideas were constantly being tried out. Yes the P-51 and Spitfire were great aircraft, but aircraft like these could have a beauty all of their own.

[@Eagle_the_18th]

I especially have this love for interwar foreign aircraft like Swedish, French or Swiss aircraft. It feels like as if they had made the best out of what they could at the time.

[@sky_professor3051]

I agree, the interwar period is fascinating both military and civil aircraft.

[@ecconomicus]

Holy cow, what an unexpected plane to bring in. Instant like! If it possible, please be like Forgotten Weapons to all of us aviation fans. ;-) IMHO everybody knows about BF-109 or Spitfires but this kind of hardly known aircrafts can just skyrocketing this channel to another level.

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

AT my older age , this is always a thrill to be able to be so close to so many different vintage planes and to see up close the amazing detail and restoration, all the original Blk/Wht. photos and films of these planes don't show how advanced planes were really soon after the plane was invented , blows my mind !! thank BIG "B" !

[@liveanletdie]

Bismark this isn't really relevant to this video, but I was watching the salty comments one just before I just wanted to say thank you for the effort you put in and great content you create Also you have a lovely accent

[@MilitaryAviationHistory]

Cheers

[@cannonfodder4376]

A Inside the Cockpit video on my 24th Birthday. A nice gift😁 A good look at an interwar plane. There are a fair number that interest me and love to see you cover. Great video as always Bis.

[@MilitaryAviationHistory]

Happy Birthday!

[@wkelly3053]

One of the most beautiful planes I have never seen! Love the interwar period. Thank you.

[@JagerLange]

Welcome back, Bismarck. That Chris guy did a good job in your absence, don't worry.

[@gj1234567899999]

Wow that’s a beautiful and rugged looking plane! I love interwar planes. I think one of the most beautiful is the Hawker Fury.

[@tjr5081]

“Surprising inter-war features that make you just.. wonder” always love your subtle humour!

[@mnamnam6061]

Vielen Dank für's langsamer Reden. Du bist nicht nur wesentlich besser zu verstehen, man hat auch mehr Zeit zu überstezen und die beeindruckende Menge an Wissen zu verarbeiten.

[@KitKabinet]

This In the Cockpit series just keeps getting better and better

[@bennybenitez2461]

Brilliant presentation well done.

[@hermannalberts6038]

Superb restoration work on this bird. Better conditions as a new one out of the production plant...

[@thurin84]

that propeller is a work of art!

[@mhyotyni]

Really beautifully restored elderly lady.

[@chegeny]

Just when I thought I saw everything about planes. Interwar models never get enough love. Beautiful rare bird. I admit that I was not familiar with the Dewoitine D.26/27.

[@mastathrash5609]

Love it! 👍 more lesser known planes please! I have never seen a plane with a main fuel tank which is jettison- able in the event of an emergency

[@WarblesOnALot]

G'day, Believe it or not, when I bought my not completed Volmer Jensen VJ-24w, a 22 Hp Ultralight Motorglider, the bloke who I bought it from had built it with 2 Fueltanks under the Seat (the Rudder Cables went through the gap between them) and they were set up so they could be dropped free of the machine, in the unlikey event of an inflight fire. I considered it a foolishly paranoid fantasy (only 1 Ultralight in Australia has ever crashed as a result of an inflight fire...), so I covered over the hole to reduce Parasite-Drag. After all, how big a Fireball could 3 gallons of 2-Stroke Fuel actually produce ? Such is Life, Have a good one... Stay safe. ;-p Ciao !

[@monostripeexplosiveexplora2374]

I loved that aircrafts role in "Blue Max"

[@Niinsa62]

Great video, thanks a bunch! That all metal load bearing fuselage skin was really early and modern back then, impressive! Even the Hurricane of Battle of Britain fame had a more old-fashioned design, more like WW1, using wood and fabric. I think maybe Dornier made something like this a few years earlier, maybe 1918 or 1919, all metal load bearing skin, but that one was perhaps more of a prototype? This must be one of the most modern designs to actually enter service back in the twenties!

[@athelwulfgalland]

Here I thought only the PZL P.11 featured the dropping fuel tank; Now I learn that other aircraft had it as well?! Thank you very much, this was very educational!

[@MiG-21bisFishbedL]

Beautiful is an understatement.

[@neilwilson5785]

Man, that is engineering poetry. April is the cruellest month, normally, but this is a thing of beauty.

[@benjaminbuchanan7151]

Filming the cockpit... filming the cockpit... ooh let’s get that turkey in the shot! Great video Bis

[@olivierdurandberenguer5455]

Stunning aircraft. Bravo et merci !

[@wideyxyz2271]

Very nice kite Bis.......Fantastic that its still flying,

[@rickholliday5706]

You're right, very interesting machine. Nice job finding this one to cover.

[@danhaas9730]

Love your content! Thanks for continuing to produce great videos for us, I need this quality content now more than ever!

[@olivierdurandberenguer5455]

Trés bel avion. Bravo pour ce tour !

[@KorbinX]

Fantastic aircraft from an amazing plane manufacturer. Thank you ^-^

[@MegaSegawa]

Merci pour cette vidéo, your french accent is perfect !

[@maciek_k.cichon]

Neat little fighter. It's cool you're not going over and over ww2 aircrafts, but sometimes go for something less expected.

[@briansteffmagnussen9078]

It just ooses good craftmanship.

[@conservativemike3768]

Inter-War designs (cars, tanks, planes) were often quirky, but always fantastic.

[@spurgear4]

Beautiful, I wish I could smell and hear it running.

[@edward9674]

"Oh my god my plane is on fire" Is that a Nicholas Moran reference?

[@MrRenegadeshinobi]

Yes, yes it is.

[@Axonteer]

Ive seen some of the DH's (cant recall which variant) in the Flieger & Flab Museum in Dübendorf, magnificent things of engineering with a style to love.. and boy those props, my dad (he was a carpenter himself) would have loved to see those...

[@MrRenegadeshinobi]

“Oh my god, the plane is on fire!” Nice Chieftain reference you got there.

[@at1cvb417]

Great work yet again.

[@shannonwittman950]

Bismarck, its great when you get in close to these lesser known inter-war machines, when each nation was trying to read the aeronautical tea leaves while casting sneaky glances at what the other nations were doing. I think an episode discussing Poland's PZL P.7 and P.11 fighters would be good. I understand that when Nazi Germany invaded Poland, these were the machines that Polish pilots used, to go against the Luftwaffe.

[@JoJo-vm8vk]

These planes are beautiful, it definitely worth going to airshow to see it fly 👍🏻

[@charlesflint9048]

What a beautiful aircraft.

[@BurtSampson]

Beautiful aircraft.

[@outdoorfreedom9778]

I have seen photos of them but this is a first time to see one up close. I think? Think there are plans for one in my Remote Control Aircraft plans catalog?? If I was still flying RC it or the 500 would be a nice build!!

[@rollastoney]

Love your channel

[@coldforgedcowboy]

@Bismarck... it's nice and shiny like a North America Aviation P-51, F-86, or F-100.

[@danhaas9730]

Thats a beautiful bird.

[@bluetopguitar1104]

It's an interesting time period. The d520 did well but not enough of them. The French had a great air force right after ww1. The Italians had a great inter war Air Force. What the hell. Cool video

[@russellwaterson3304]

It's a work of art

[@iflycentral]

That modern prop on the 108 in the background is interesting. Wonder what happened to the original?

[@TriadAgone]

Oh god that prop. I want to take it out for a nice candlelit dinner.

[@CaptainSuisser]

Let me know if you ever come back to Lausanne, I’ll fly you around the alps!

[@fredferd965]

Very impressive video! Nicely done! I wonder what the aircraft's service cieling is. It would have to be high to fly in Switzerland.

[@vincksmidt3137]

Interesting and Definately Different and got the Grey matter churning plus Active! For that simply Thank You! Simples you've woken a slumbering (would like to say Giant) Sloth¥ Grateful plus Cheers. Xxx

[@hlynnkeith9334]

Instruments look modern. Not a bad instrument layout. Reminds me of the Morane-Saulnier MS.230.

[@GeoffreyEngelbrecht]

Nice video. I've seen both of these beautiful planes flying in Switzerland. Just an English comment I didn't understand at first what you meant when you said semi-monoque. I figure you meant semi-monocoque which is pronounced semi mono coque. Mono being one and coque being shell.

[@terrygrady7683]

Beautiful aircraft. One day....DO 335 , HE 219, Me 110/410, Arado Blitz ?? I know I am getting greedy. This is a go-to site that helps in my confinement. Thanks

[@1MovieClipsCollection]

I wonder if you could a do a special episode on the Helwan HA-300 which was a single-engine, delta-wing, light supersonic interceptor aircraft designed by the German aircraft designer Willy Messerschmitt with only one prototype at the Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim near Munich, Germany..

[@jerry2357]

Interesting. If you’re going to do inter-war aircraft, what about the Gloster Gladiator? They’ve got one at the Shuttleworth Collection.

[@polewalker]

thanks

[@Zeldahol]

These are great videos, new subscriber. I'm going to check, but do you fly any of the planes?

[@soundknight]

You there with the focker driii and supermarine spitfire mkV in terms of good looks.

[@Bearpilot_01]

Reminds me of the Morane Saulnier 230

[@monkeylee4818]

可以扔副油箱的飞机很多，第一次见到有可以扔主油箱的

[@krzysztofbroda5376]

Could you explain us why new planes were often built with engines that were in lower demand during WW2? For example fw 190 using bmw 801: why did they even make bmw 801 engines instead of converting every factory to produce the best engine they had (db 605)?

[@tomrecane6366]

It’s beautiful. That’s my first impression. If it were painted with camouflage etc. maybe not. There is something about all that polished metal.

[@jamiealcock118]

I wonder if there will be any more videos like this on french aircraft like the MS406 or D520 or the amoit 143 etc.

[@Panzerfan93]

i think he recorded a Morane MS406 or rather a D-3800/D-3801

[@MilitaryAviationHistory]

MS406 will be uploaded soonTM

[@Panzerfan93]

@@MilitaryAviationHistory I think there should also be a C-36 in the pipeline, right?

[@dylanmilne6683]

What sort of watch do you wear biz?

[@johnl.konneker3840]

Do a video on the Jungmeister please

[@williamchick6649]

Is this the aircraft that appears in the BlueMAX film

[@thecitizen49]

Was a plane like this used in the 1960s movie, "The Blue Max?"

[@FlightSimHistorian]

no, that was a Morane-Saulnier MS.230. Similar, but not the same.

[@DJScaleModels]

Great movie!

[@craighagenbruch3800]

with the droppable fuel tank design did this lead the way the external fuel tanks that we all know that are used by fighter aircraft?

[@gwtpictgwtpict4214]

Don't think so, external fuel tanks were to extend range but you sacrificed some performance so they would be dropped before going into combat.

[@Tewemeh2ter]

Zero dislikes. Hell yeah

[@garyhooper1820]

A most attractive aircraft , owners pride glows!

[@thunberbolttwo3953]

I would to see a in the cockpit episode.with a hawker hart.

[@tk-5268]

These planes are so cute!!!

[@clippedwings225]

I like these strange little things.

[@tommyvictorbuch6960]

It's a rather good looking plane. I wouldn't mind showing up on a date in it.

[@theghostseekeryt]

Is there any chance in the future, you can talk about French involvement in Aircraft design during the early 1900s?

[@MilitaryAviationHistory]

Yup, definitely want to do that

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

" OH!!" " 3rd First "

[@nimrodquimbus912]

It has the lines of a P47 or Brewster buffalo.

[@aaronseet2738]

3:07 how does the pilot even see ahead of the plane...

[@tramlink8544]

you looke either down the left or right side

[@RichardGoth]

Oh my god, my tank... er... plane's on fire... :-)

[@air-headedaviator1805]

If the Swiss liked them then they must have been some sick flying craft

[@CAP198462]

Süß mein Herr, ich wundere um die rot und gelb Flugzeug HB-YEI, was ist es? Da ist auch ein Lilienthal Segelflugzeug da, ist das richtig?

[@mobius28]

Sorry I can't answer in german but I will answer in english. The HB-YEI is a Mignet HM8 Avionette, a kit aircraft from 1928. As for the Glider, you are correct, it is a replica of the Lilienthal glider

[@CAP198462]

Elliot Regev outstanding, thanks. To be honest, the red and gold plane looked so much like an aerocar I thought it might be prototype and then was 😮

[@monostripeexplosiveexplora2374]

Eine HM8, von Henry Mignet, dem "Erfinder" der Himmelslaus..

[@mykolatkachuk7770]

1K like was mine))

[@mikegillihan4546]

She's a beauty.

[@avnrulz]

And you don't have to worry about climbing out of a tiny hatch...lol.

[@garynew9637]

Open cockpit. 😳

[@briansteffmagnussen9078]

Heehh. Some planes makes you think by the first look that you where as good of flying a paraglider shooting a sub machine gun.

[@badge2204]

why dont you just fly it

[@yeah-7544]

Second

[@thomasrougny8222]

First

[@SkylersRants]

"The most advanced French fighter of WWII." Not a very impressive achievement! :)

[@guillaumeromain6694]

SkylersRants which one exactly are you on about ?

[@SkylersRants]

@@TheObnoxiousMrPug Yeah, whatever. You've never heard anyone mock the French military before, have you? Stupid game boy.

[@Balrog2005]

@@SkylersRants What is stupid is your comment...people who just want good history and commentary doesn't the usual youtuber with the usual stupid jokes.

[@tonyz7216]

@SkylersRants. OK troll boomer.

[@joeyhammet1]

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