Kenyan Builds Aeroplane

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Residents of Kambirwa village in Murang'a east district were treated to a rare sight when an innovator sought to test his airplane at the proposed Kambirwa airstrip. After three years spent building his own aircraft Gabriel Nderitu ferried it to Murang'a for a flight test..... While the plane did not get off the ground, Nderitu is confident that with a little more work he could see his dreams take flight.

[@bobdown8043]

Needs more concrete.

[@dyerseve45]

And wings made out of lead

[@fatstacksfatlips8708]

And filling the landing gears with water.

[@Pau_Pau9]

Also little help from the crowd by blowing from behind the plane

[@andreventer9231]

Bwhahaha

[@DR.ELEKTRIK]

Lmfao!!

[@this_username_was_taken]

His shirt collars have more aerodynamic potential than that aircraft

[@josephu4127]

He could just learn about the physics behind aircraft design and experiment with that knowledge and if possible augment the already existing body of knowledge.

[@enockobaigwa1818]

Very funny

[@Mehmet__]

It's better than your ass !!!

[@mikebennet7697]

He named the plane UP-END-O At least he has a sense of humor

[@johngnipper1454]

Lol i noticed that

[@michaelschuler7397]

the only thing stopping him is gravity

[@sheraz14]

Michael Schuler = Ha ha ha ha exactly. lol

[@Deontjie]

Racist gravity.

[@SaRENRampaiger]

@@Deontjie Gravity is wypipo's fault! Das rite!!

[@nemome5837]

It stopped countless other people.

[@veritasestveritas8646]

... and physics

[@entelin]

I don't understand how he obviously has access to decent resources and yet gets it so fundamentally wrong. Build a small model first, not these full scale things, wood and lightweight aluminum, and fabric, not bloody steel and iron or whatever that is.

[@zackali9188]

Entelin excellent outlook. he needs to seek help others made already

[@someotherdude]

That's a theme throughout these videos. They all get it fundamentally wrong, with tiny wingspans, hopelessly small engine and propellers, and heavy, complex construction. Yet the optimism and lack of discouragement? We all ought to respect that. I for one am going on record here: I really want them to succeed.

[@KripkeSaul]

Steel harder, steel better!

[@mannixflinn6227]

I can't believe I interrupted taking a crap to watch this crap.

[@pyrolopez854]

Hey it's better than the concept of helicopters they have which is like the rear end of the car with a ceiling fan on top angled outwards

[@Snake-ms7sj]

The Wright brothers made thier first practical airplane (the 3rd airplane that they built) by 1905. It made a flight of 39 minutes and covered 24-1/2 miles. Over 100 years later, some of these home built aircraft can't get off the ground.

[@tatesworld4677]

super bad designs allow engine way to heavy for the lift it gives off

[@robertmayfield8746]

Yep, like in Silicon Valley. Or, I'd say Silly Con Valley

[@laurentbarre7887]

I think we face lost ancient technology!

[@Snake-ms7sj]

@@laurentbarre7887 I was just saying that since the Wright brothers flew so long ago, you would think even people in poor countries would have heard about them by now and understand the basic principles of flight. The first thing to understand is that an aircraft that has a low power engine needs to have a strong but light weight frame. You can tell just by looking at some of these designs that they are way too heavy.

[@genbarrison9131]

There's a difference between building planes and emulating them.

[@-kappa-]

@sponge bob dont be stupid you racist shit

[@leefithian3704]

He’s a fucking cave man 🤣

[@JacobTJ1]

Your judgement is spot on.

[@TranceMatzl15]

Very common theme watching these african homebuild airplanes. They all try to emulate airplanes thinking the closer it looks to the real thing the more likely it is to fly. They have the spirit now someone only needs to show them proper techniques

[@TheRockinmac]

I look at all the African aircraft videos and it amazes me to see steel on the aircraft and how heavy they look. Can't they figure out power to weight ratio

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

the plane doesn't even have proper airfoils for wings... I doubt that thing even get's any lift with those square wings.

[@dyerseve45]

Power to weight ratio? You're kidding right? Their control tower is built out of bamboo and straw and they're supposed to understand physics?

[@hippocreation]

Physics is racist.

[@oliversibbs]

Dude if you have the internet use it, stop trying to reinvent the wheel. There is so much knowledge on building planes from scratch. You don't have to build a copy but use the same already discovered principles, theory, math and physics to get your very own aircraft build successfully off the ground. Wise up bud.

[@MeesterVegas]

But then he would have to build a computer out of coconuts, and the internet out of grape vines.

[@jmy6050]

Resources like aluminum are scarce if you live in Kenya. You can have all the knowledge and insight in the world but without the correct materials you are grounded.

[@jmy6050]

@@comedicsketches if only that was the problem

[@jonathantan2469]

@@jmy6050 You don't need aluminium. Wood and fabric works as alternative materials. In fact, the Wright Bros plane was made from wood & cloth. WW1 planes were also made from wood & cloth.

[@jmy6050]

@@jonathantan2469 Ah yes mostly. But the powerplants were of a heartier substance.... like aluminum

[@mikewelch3903]

Well I for one thinks it’s cute. I’ve never seen a 4000 lb ultralight before.

[@rotoscopic8757]

Gravity is trying to save his life.

[@jozaphatg1536]

@@sebastianp7301 You are a moron

[@jozaphatg1536]

@@sebastianp7301 Blessed are those who feel important among the importants. If you have to denigrate and put others down in order for you to feel important, good for you. Such a pity.

[@sebastianp7301]

@@jozaphatg1536 but calling someone a moron because someone else is oversensitive hypocrite is very noble, of course

[@noguruespanol]

@@sebastianp7301 wrong. Gravity wants him firmly stay on mother earth safe and sound.

[@azeleapark]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@skateboarder9815]

This homemade rc plane has made my day.. am needing an aspirin as i have laughed too much...

[@juanpablobernal6921]

Kudos for working so hard to reinvent the wheel !!!!!

[@joaquinandreu8530]

Wakanda Air Force!

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

it's buried 10 feet underground next to a cliff.

[@mgebesibula7282]

😂😂😂 l give up on this guy he tried tried but failed

[@michaelhaschky7686]

@Thunder Spergberg we are simply in all things better

[@mzadomwongozo3671]

@TheSushiraw /cccc-

[@uhtred7860]

"FOX ONE" throws stick. :-)

[@jeyapaulsamathanam7057]

Did you weigh the plane before trying to fly it ? Looks as heavy as a tractor.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

there are plenty of planes that fly and weigh more than a tractor, course they have big engines that aren't run off a belt....

[@pacatus1237]

A little airplane like that can't fly if he is heavy as a tractor … Of course there is plane weight hundred of metric tons but they got giant wings , powerfull engine and , of course little weight if you compare to the lengh !

[@Peaceandloveandhonestfriends]

at least it's mowing the grass....

[@gekolizzard]

Uh no....thats how many test runs theyve done to get this far.

[@raizalmohammad7444]

The engine is a Simonini mini2 ..2stroke single cylinder with 26hp..i use it to fly my paramotor (powered paraglider) .. The thrust from the propeller is about 60 to 70 kg... Unfortunately..its not suitable for an aircraft of of this weight.. Secondly...the basic aerodynamics needs to be rectified...and the aircraft must be lighter... btw nice effort there.

[@douglasanderson1276]

+RAIZAL MOHAMMAD it is a hirt f33 used in lots of airplanes like minimax

[@AltRockLover]

He didn’t make an aeroplane. That would’ve required lots of studying, and based on the materials he used, I’d venture to say he did NONE. Why praise his “effort”, or were you being facetious?

[@lynchinjesus]

No not nice effort. He is a grown man.

[@thebluegreengoose]

I feel one wing is right size fir that motor. Thats barley FAST taxi

[@rickd248]

To heavy. To much steel, engine to heavy not enough HP.

[@scottjustscott3730]

*too and too

[@Trinavara]

And plenty RIP power !!

[@donone1493]

john smith daayuuuunm thas raciss

[@bruhmoment9573]

Yeah now that i find someone with sufficient resources they put too much of it making it too heavy

[@lynchinjesus]

Also not aerodynamic.

[@Deontjie]

Why does this kind of thing only happens in Africa? If you build a plane anywhere else in the world, the aviation board will first scrutinize the plane before issuing a flying permit. This operator is an IT specialist, using floppys and Basic on a Commodore? Or is he a prince with a gmail account wanting to share his fortunes with you? Or is he looking for donations?

[@entelin]

Oh hardly, most countries have provisions for light home built aircraft. Here in the USA for example under part 103 you can do basically anything you want as long as you stay under a certain weight, speed, and fuel load and fly within some pretty basic restrictions. You don't even need a pilots license under 103. Irrelevant in this case though, he is nowhere *near* being able to fly. Build a glider first, wood, fabric, and wire, substitute aluminum for the wood if you can afford it. Once that works start worrying about the engine. This guy has vastly more resources than any of the pioneers of aviation and getting it about as right as a 6yr old putting on a cape and jumping off the couch while flapping his arms.

[@chookin1]

"There can be no stopping him." Surely not without brakes.

[@julesdomes6064]

Have to admire their guts and determination! It has a superficial semblance to an airplane, but it has zero chance of flying. Building an airplane from scrap metal and a tiny engine will never work.

[@ralphmadera4366]

This guy is able to put everything together, an engine , remote control, electrical controls etc, and still have disregarded a fundamental issue “ aerodynamics “ and “weight and Balance “

[@chookin1]

As a private pilot of many years I have learned much about aviation, specifically about how aerodynamics works and how lift is generated. It's not just about power to weight ratios but also about the chord of the wing (width, just back from the leading edge). The shape of the chord dictates how much the wing can lift, given a host of factors; dihedral, sweep, engine power and prop thrust, drag on the airframe, overall weight and balance etc. I seriously doubt this guy considered ANY of these critical factors ALONE , let alone combine it all to make it fly. Why would anyone encourage such ineptitude?

[@EpicWinz]

I admire the guy’s courage and optimism. It is easy to laugh, but then again, look back at early attempts the pioneers made at flying. They are hilarious, yet they still tried. What I can’t understand though, is why he didn’t look online and find some really simple plans and try to emulate them on a small scale and scale up when he has something that flies.

[@abcdefg4570]

Nowadays, we've got easy-to-use CFD software. I, without any degrees, build sophisticated and incredibly efficient ultra long-range UAV aircraft.

[@zudemaster]

Gravity beeze racist and holding the black man down!

[@mannixflinn6227]

zudemaster that guy put the "mental" in "experimental"

[@kennethgray2003]

Square steel tubing and lumber are not the appropriate building materials for a airplane. Weight is a factor here, just because it looks like a plane will not make it fly.

[@kennethgray2003]

@@John Dockert I've seen people like you before - but I had to pay an admission.

[@meowcat9636]

@John Dockert *too stupid

[@roneljoseph4950]

zudemaster why why why 😂😂😂😂😂

[@chamikiigaming9940]

bro you forgot to untie the anchor.

[@stewpadasso297]

That was the cord for the remote.

[@HarleyFXS]

Wow, that's 550 lbs for that little engine to lift. They need to under stand that aircraft are flimsy and use light thin metals. Sounds like a lot of steel went into this.

[@marcteigh8633]

Yes, the wings *can* generate lift BUT it is the engine that creates the power to propel the aircraft through the air with sufficient power to cause the airflow past the wings to generate lift. Or in the case of a rotating wing device like an helicopter, the power to cause the wing to rotate fast enough that, once again, airflow past the wing creates lift. If the engine cannot rotate the wing fast enough then it sits quite firmly on the ground. This is why planes with big wings don't take off when the engine is switched off. That is also basic "shit".

[@kr00k3d100]

@peashumaru Compared to the 1/4 ton of steel this guy is using, today's planes are fucking paper.

[@josealbertomoso9024]

Excelent car!

[@bossdog1480]

Using old deck chairs for the rudder and tailplanes is an absolute stroke of genius. Probably needs more bent nails in the end of the wings though. The petrol tank looks really secure on top of the wing held down with tape, Perfect position in case of a crash, it will douse the pilot with petrol and put out the flames. I don't think this guy is really serious about flying. If he took the money he spent on all of his planes and helicopters he would probably have enough to build one good one. .

[@meowcat9636]

Power to weight. If you only have access to air cooled bike engines, use two of the most powerful ones that you can find.

[@Seanpenn282]

I.T Specialist 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it's a pile of scrap.

[@johnsmith-dy8yb]

Wouldn't want some guy who can't figure out how to search the internet for info about making planes over a century after they first flew doing any IT work for me.

[@laurentbarre7887]

I love the way he holds the remote control, one hand for the thrust, the other for the remote. This is pure self-confidence demo. Don't let it fall onto the ground!

[@heinzkozak2146]

Great ,indeed.These peoples are even more crazy than I always thought.

[@jd5179]

while the west is sending sattelites to different planets to explore- kenya still trying to fly their first ever built plane .

[@ZiFrenZie]

Maybe because western civilisation delayed the advancement of Africans by plundering their continent and taking them as slaves for 1000's of years. Be grateful it wasn't the Africans who decided to explore the planet and take Europeans as slaves. Be grateful.

[@veritasestveritas8646]

Actually, tribes in Africa which conquered other tribes took slaves, then sold them to North African muslim slave traders who then sold them to the likes of the Dutch East Indies company. However, the chain of slavery was started by the Africans selling their brothers and sisters into slavery.

[@laurenjamieson8411]

@@ZiFrenZie um no. It's the result of their low IQ. Sadly, they need whites to built civilisations for them and whites to keep those civilisations running properly. Sad reality. I feel sorry for them. If only the world would wake up and realise this.

[@lashkal]

The burden of poverty weighs down the plane

[@joshuamusyoki3347]

No setelites but balloons...be smart it's all flat.

[@the_one_and_onlymus3775]

this guy will get there someday

[@skyraiderjet]

***** he doesn't need an investor, he's capable of doing it on his own without western influence...

[@Schindlerphoto]

The only way he is going to get there is to actually get an education in aeronautical engineering!

[@skyraiderjet]

***** Why should he study rap (not rapper) music? Why not study aerospace engineering? Or could it be that because he's black he should follow the stereo type that most non-black people think black men should follow, and that he lacks the IQ to build design and build a plane because he's not white?

[@skyraiderjet]

***** Get out of here, you're full of crap. It's seems he's not the only one who needs to educate himself but you as well.

[@superfly8158]

Michael G. Dont know about the cooking.unless you count going to KFC as cooking

[@ThaSatelliteGuy]

It doesn't fly, therefor it is a really loud donkey cart with built-in shade for the donkeys....

[@apc467]

Interesting. By your assertion the entire English language needs to be reworked. Take a cup, for example. If i throw the cup against the ground and it breaks into a thousand shards, can it be said to be a 'broken cup?' According to you, no. IT can no longer perform the function of a cup, therefore it isn't a cup, therefore it can not be referred to as a 'broken cup' because it is no longer a cup. It can't be be simply 'broken' either, because it no longer is what it is. So John Moore what shall we call cups that are no longer cups? What shall we call umbrellas that are no longer umbrelleas? What shall we call an aircraft that is an incomplete aircraft? This is a plane. Yes, It isn't a finished plane, but it is still a plane nonetheless. Stop being so judgmental. Why don't you go to kenya and try to build your own plane from scratch? Try doing that while learning what you know from google. Good luck buddy. See if you can do a better job.. you prick

[@wasrightmccarthy8950]

+apc467 Beavers do a better approximation of the Hoover dam than this kid did of an aircraft.

[@ThaSatelliteGuy]

That's ridiculous. If it breaks into 1000 pieces, and it is no longer recognizable as a cup, then it's only defined as a cup by someone who saw it before it was broken. To anyone who looks at it now they see a thousand shards of glass, not a cup, nor a broken Cup. To the person who did not see it when it was a cup, no it will not be referred to as a broken Cup but rather broken glass.

[@tristanwwsd]

@@apc467 Lame attempt to defend a lame attempt.

[@kenyajin]

we are not competing with any one. Even if this venture motivates a single child standing among the spectators then its fine! I have been to Air venture in Oshkosh and seen many long ez and hundreds of homebuilt aircraft. I always envied those owners and wanted to build one myself. This guy did this by himself and in a third world country for that. I am from Kenya and a pilot, and i can respect this guy for what he did. Riding the accomplishments of your race while giving nothing back is naive.

[@Ernster78]

It needs some balloons! That'll do the trick.

[@freddykrueger5503]

he forgot to light the after burners on that aircraft.....................

[@FreiNrg]

Maybe if he puts enough explosives under it and detonates them, his aircraft will get airborne for a few seconds at least. More time than it will ever do in its current stage.

[@macnutz4206]

There was an ancient Chinese philosopher/scientist who put a bunch of gunpowder under a chair to blast his way to the heavens. He blasted alright.

[@kaz9781]

Lol!!!!

[@greentoolsnyc3985]

This guy keeps coming back hes got ❤

[@sajivar7607]

Very good attempt. This man, with limited resources, using what he had at hand, built something with tinkering and experimenting. The weight factor , he will figure out over time. But this is something to be appreciated rather than condemnation. Good job. Don’t presume he had all the resources we have, sitting behind a computer and watching KZbin videos while this man actually made a plane.

[@hobie1613]

I really want to see one of these succeed one of these times. They’re using the resources they have available and are passionate about the project

[@spokojnyMamut]

Nope. They use steel. They have acces to wood and canavas. With these materials even small 5hp engine from motorbike will be enough. I remember atricle in polish newspaper from 1967. Student of secondary school build a plane of: wood bar, painted cotton and 7,5hp engine taken from boat. That guy was 17 years old. Plane was tested by specialist and autohised to flying at low altitude. There was also hovercraft made of plywood and driven by two engine from motorbike WSK . Contructors were 16yrs old ;) It was 1963. Today is 2021. And all that knowledge is available for everyone.

[@echarters]

Second look. Yeah, he isn't breaking 15 mph. That would be 10 mph below stall speed. Good for a model but hardly for 250 kgs and that anemic wingspan. And that tailplane with the negative canard would have phenomenal drag.

[@clubtcb]

@@LegendLength neither did the guy that built it

[@donny0742]

They are so absolutely lucky they didn't actually take flight . What a incredible guy trying to live his dream. May God bless him to make that dream come true in a safe airworthiness plane.

[@marshallallensmith]

Well, at least he tried. I wish him all the best and hopefully someone with an aeronautical background can maybe lend him a hand.

[@JohnDoe-tq3ye]

This guy has no desire or ability to actually building a machine that a actually flies. He does because there are people who send him money thinking that all he is genuinely trying, believe he just needs additional resources, and send him money. Don't get scammed. I think he might be a Nigerian prince as well.

[@39II98I8]

steel airplane ? hahahahaha

[@brianwilgus528]

Kenyan builds something but clearly not an airplane. Find some tips on wing design and airfoil shapes.

[@donhendy493]

Good luck my friend 🙂 I truly hope your endeavors succeed and you are successful in the overcome of your plight 👍😎

[@cheruiyotamos8688]

Until it flies, it is a mechanized wheelbarrow 😂

[@llowe1632]

Afro engineering at it's best. Bahhhha

[@jasonharris630]

“Minor modification” hahahahahaha

[@ericmwenda6197]

Don't give up sir. You're dream is about to be realised.

[@ayo7286]

Everything begins like that ! Big respect.

[@wotan237]

The more disturbing part of this is the fact that the newscaster presents this story with a "straight face" as if the wider community takes this joker serious. Dude, the airplane has already been invented.....

[@DaveOzoalor]

They never fly.

[@jakomuya6444]

😆😆😅

[@do_not_rotateyour_phone3957]

I've been watching these african aero builds/inventions for the past 11yrs. But none of them still fly.

[@khankhan-ge6oi]

It's great I am sure soon this plane will fly .Congratulation for project.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@butlerproman]

250KG? That engine will never get that off the ground. A more powerful engine might get it into the air, and from that point one would need to address aerodynamics and controllability. I hope he can get enough help to realize his dream.

[@echarters]

butlerproman It had the speed. Looked like 35 mph. Lift was lacking.

[@Archergod]

Evolution is real. Look how far they have evolved!

[@johnsmith-dy8yb]

Only 50,000 years behind whites and Asians....

[@Cabdirxamaan_Garanwaa252]

@@johnsmith-dy8yb Still, I see different people from different backgrounds doing this primitive stuff, so?

[@HarryCowl]

What a lovely car ! I'm so impressed....😝

[@MeatVision]

Hey, props for the effort

[@Victor_Victory]

1:22 Cut your disgustingly long nails

[@AllanEvansOfficial]

lmfaooo. were here for watching an airplane but instead were calling him out on his nails

[@theshape2613]

They melted all the nail clippers down for more metals in the "airplane" . They figured it wasn't heavy enuf.

[@michelletaylor5691]

this is the guy that hired a truck and it wouldn't fit, out comes a hacksaw and cut the braces off the truck....seriously?

[@wingnutzster]

They are very good at making airplane-shaped go carts in rural Africa - there’s yet to be one that is structurally sound and aerodynamically viable

[@christiancattell8257]

Good for him! At least he tried! The next one might not fly either; sooner or later he will achieve success. My hat is off to you sir!

[@otiebrown9999]

"Up End Do" - is up ended.

[@MrRomynacido]

This video is too old. I think it has been shot before the the Wright Brother's childhood.

[@kiwimcozzie5431]

A great effort Sir

[@jessegameng8276]

That's a very powerful engine installed on that heavy airplane.

[@shadowbond6284]

Okay my impression...it wont fly...gosh i am right everytime when it comes to african aeronautical engineering.

[@DARisse-ji1yw]

He should study the work of the White Brothers from over a century ago ....

[@algoa456]

That sir was the funniest comment of the decade.

[@usmctate]

The amount of money he spent on that could have probably been spent on a taylorcraft bushplane. Lol

[@marjanstojanovic2663]

Kenyan aerospace industries berau are one of the best in the world... Outstanding plane

[@gajahmadahouseofcctv7071]

Gabriel, good!!, i appreciate what was you do so far, i want to help you to give some advise. Gabriel try to make RC model first , to fly a plane with controller not easy . you must be practice with simulator Try build one RC model who represent your dream plane , build a scale maybe 3 feet long is enough, buy some quality equipment from www.hobbyking.com, is cheap and hi-tech and helpful. after you succeed, you can continue with larger model until you can build a full scale of plane. Try with electric first before you go with true engine. good luck!

[@MrJh770770]

way too much drag bro

[@ritabratagoswami7724]

Very good try..! Keep it up

[@teatime6597]

There are plenty of instructions on DIY aircraft out there. Still they go on like children: "look momma, my chair is a choo choo train..."

[@miisu]

If it does not fly, it's not an aeroplane. One Finnish guy flew dozens of times with his home made AEROplane. He was fined and his plane was confiscated by the local authorities.

[@rkwill100]

the Finnish officials wanted to fly too. but they were unwilling to put in the effort to develop their own design.

[@johnsmith-dy8yb]

Finnish guy had an advantage - he was white, thus had an IQ above 70.

[@edspencer7121]

What happened to his engineering degree? Now he down graded to I.T. tech?? (watch his first video) What's going on here?!

[@rosegowe7975]

Stuff of rubbish. It is an insult to Africa and the Blackman

[@mikebennet7697]

No way...the planes model is "Up-end-O" lol

[@pospouris]

I have to admit I am very impressed. To all haters I have to say he never claimed it would fly. After all he wrote on the side "experimental model". We just have to wait for the real thing. I thing this thing can fly in space, so he just has to figure out how he will get there.

[@brothersrevenge532]

Wahahahaha!!! Look at the length of the propeller's.😂😂😂

[@jacobmaore4166]

Honestly speaking Eng. Nderitu hiyo mabati yote na chuma ni za nini??? huo uzito wote ni wa nini??? Concept is ok and good trial but I fail to understand why you don't see the obvious point about weight, I have lots of interest in this kind of projects but if i were you i would seek more advice to know the obvious mistakes...Don't give up, its a valid dream and your area of interest anyway. but reduce weight by 3/4 and be left with 1/4 na uondoe madowido yote uachwe na firm skeleton only...fly it and i assure you great success but remember that it must come down...how? you know better....

[@zmajodnocaja5088]

'back to the drawing board'. i don't think there is a drawing board here. or math. or physics. i think he just welded together some pieces of metal he found at the dump, and attached a lawnmower in front, substituting the blades with a 'propeller'.

[@soyounoat]

The 3 fundamentals of flight: 1. Construct something that resembles an aircraft. 2 Perform an aviation dance to please the gods. 3 God lifts up the aircraft with his mighty wind.

[@tarync6539]

Awwww how cute they wanna be like real people 😁😘

[@marleywatsonn2586]

Sad dinner table! God be with you.

[@AverageAlien]

@@louisd9423 pussy

[@-kappa-]

Haha its fuckin sad you coped another comment to get likes you racist dog

[@mainamuchiri7394]

Funny that suddenly all KZbinrs have become consultant Aeronautical Engineers!

[@Schindlerphoto]

It does not take an aircraft engineer to spot several major problems with his design. He can try all he wants, that hunk of crap will never get off the ground. What he really needs to put is effort towards is finding the guy who sold him those suits and shoot his ass!

[@TrueMafiya]

Difference between fantasy and reality.... reality compels you to read and learn necessary details but fantasy compels you to painting an achievement without paying attention to details. I hope he learns from numerous feedbacks.

[@AlwembeMoni]

While I appreciate this young-man's quest, I'm just curious about the aim for this project: isn't this what the Wright brothers gave us already and now we have supersonic jets that need advancement to the next level? How will this quest add to the already existing body of knowledge? 🤔

[@kigabuma]

It is heavy and has a weak engine.

[@Lateralus1001]

Now I don't know much about aviation, but calling him an innovator is a bit of a stretch, as the innovations he is striving for were already made over 100 years ago. Trying to reinvent something that has already undergone 100 years of improvement is not innovation.

[@0601ac]

The innovator is god. Who created the bird. Who humans ripped flight from. You think we invented flight LOL

[@OffGridInvestor]

Engine is about one quarter the size it needs to be. That's ONE THING. And the front is a square box. It needs to be domed. Probably a ton of other things I've missed.

[@mahdiyusuf7611]

Yes you can never give up

[@FPVSlacker]

Isn't it cute when they imitate humans?

[@ZiFrenZie]

^ People post comments like this to boost their ego - thinking in a way that they're better than everyone else.

[@tonies390]

You are a fucking racist, fucking idiot..

[@tarync6539]

John's Technical Channel i love you hahaha

[@shikanyota]

John's Technical Channel racists pig.

[@mankeil4468]

0601ac what are ya one of those crazy feminists? This was obviously just a sarcastic joke, just carry on.

[@joeschmo1332]

Banana Republic Airlines - prepare to die ........

[@sandymclea]

One of the better DIY planes I have seen. Also gas safety, that's a first. Seriously go look at others it scary.

[@JonnyMudMower]

Kid with no arms at 0:49 is thinking ,,,”wish I could push stuff”

[@nkk3706]

Good trial. Keep it up.

[@ele4853]

I don't know about the specifics. But, looks like it's under-powered? What is the weight of the plane?

[@wolf2351]

I keep watching and waiting...one of these days he's gonna do it.

[@RICHOWASP]

love the big gap between the flaps