RC GIANT SCALE HORTEN WING 229 + CONCORD + MESSERSCHMIDT ME 262 AT LMA ROUGHAM MODEL RC SHOW - 2006

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A VIDEO OF THREE LARGE SCALE GAS TURBINE ( JET ) ENGINE RC MODEL AIRCRAFT FLYING , CONCORDE - HORTEN WING - MESSERSCHMITT 262 WERE ALL FILMED ON 22-4-2006 AT THE LMA ROUGHAM RC MODEL AIRSHOW NEAR BURY ST EDMUNDS SUFFOLK
IN 2006.
THIS SHOW WAS RUN BY THE LMA,

[@waggerification]

I would not take anything away from the other planes , but to see the Horten actually fly is really amazing.

[@bartman9400]

bucky bowman it bears a striking resemblance to today’s B2 spirit stealth bomber. A little bit of history the Horton 229 carried the same engines as the Me262 jet fighter

[@Jean-Pierre-Villard]

The Horten Brothers were SO FAR AHEAD OF THEIR TIME !

[@lmaolmoo4147]

***** exactly, keeping an aircraft made out of wood fly at high speeds is pretty hard. I guess some people forget about this.

[@alwoo5645]

John Nicodemus northrup seen horten bro gliders in germany before the war in the 30s

[@Tbonyandsteak]

hardly John Nicodemus lol. He first found out about the 40 degrees backsweept with the late B2, The rest of his build were tooooo unstable. Which is the real reason that they never were a succes.

[@Heimkineast]

Yes it's astonishing what Germany achieved in its allegedly darkest time of the Nazi regime. They were not only leading in science and engeneering but also had full enmployment and biggest economy growth, while at the same time cutting the chains of international debt money.

[@dr.-ing.ansgarmatthes9688]

Horton 229 and Me/Messerschmidt 262 were the most modern, progressive airplanes in/while WWII.

[@zenkertaahl2427]

The Hortens Brothers 229 was an amazing plane of it´s time. Astounding!!! Wood and Jet Engines! The first Stealth, ever! Engine Technology made the first Protype Crash! But consider this plane was flewn without any computer, aiding the pilot. And it flew damn well. But let´s not forget Wood and RR Propeller Engines. The Mosquito of de Havilland

[@xPrevailingGaming]

zenkert aahl The plane was not designed for stealth nor had any intentions of it. It was produced because it promised a Focke-Wulf 1000kg bomb X 1000km X 1000km/h principal and it did this by reducing drag. Plus, it’s design only reduced its radar detection range to the equivalent of 3/4 the detection range of a Bf 109G flying over the English Channel at 40meters.

[@flatbrokemodsquad4241]

Vande, this plane had 20% less radar signature when tested with the type of radar that england was using at the time. This info was from Northrop/ Grumman after they built a full size model and tested it.

[@DavidWoroner]

Seeing that Horton Design fly was breath taking... wow!

[@Tbonyandsteak]

225 is absolute the most beautiful aircraft I have ever seen The top of the top perfection of Air dynamic

[@Ba4on3]

BEAUTIFUL FLIGHT OF HORTEN!

[@athame57]

I just loved the Horton!

[@Anonym-kd5wf]

Its a "Horten", German. Not "Horton"

[@doceigen]

Now the ME-262, now THAT was a beauty!

[@doceigen]

I love that 262, but watching the 229 do its thing... was simply!!... incredible!!!

[@MichaelChuanPG]

Even now I watching this in 2020 november, it didn't feel like outdate. Realky respect those German engineer during WWII.

[@wordreet]

I am endlessly in love with the Concord an always will be. Her shape is simply exquisite. But that Horten Wing model was amazing to watch! Good stability in spite of the lack of vertical surface elements.

[@FRANK1FM]

You know that's pretty amazing.I always wondered if these could fly.Can you imagine if Germany had these at the start of the war.

[@RebelMerc]

Awesome to watch the Horten 229 fly.

[@JacobDavidCCunningham]

That's a true flying wing right there no stupid vertical stabilizers and no stalling, true engineering the Horton's knew their shit

[@tomasdoc2002]

Horten 229 was absolutely marvelous!

[@davepastern]

man did that Horten fly!

[@granskare]

Horton Ho-2 flew in 1935, in Germany

[@kimberlywilliams7543]

IT WAS ROBERT NORTHROPP OF THE USA THAT BUILT THE FIRST FLYING WING 1929 16 YEARS BEFORE GERMANY THE AMERICAN BUILT THE FIRST FLYING 1929 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2XJc4l7iK6qpc0 NORTHROP WW2 FLYING WING BOMBER kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXXJm2aJmrJ8Y9U THE AMERICANS BUILD THE FLYING WING BOMBER kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ7TpmeVeMeZe9E MBER AMERICAN ENGINEERS ARE WORLDS BEST AMERICA FIRST IN FLIGHT LEADS THE WORLD TODAY YOU ALL HAVE THE RESPECT TO BOB BORTHROPP WHO BUILT THE FIRST FLYING AND GERMANS ARE CHEAP COPY CATS!

[@barnacleburrito3728]

@kimberly- you are an unhinged moron

[@chochmah]

I've never seen a RC-Horton Jet. thanks for uploading!

[@justaguitardude]

i busted up laughing when i heard the voice telling the guy on the pa to shut up,. was not expecting that.. but man i can imagine everyone wanting this guy to shut up after the first air plane took off. had to mute this.. damn pa guy..

[@tbobborap1]

+Chris c yes chris that was me getting impatient with the announcer - lol

[@VamosConLaPeli]

+Chris c At 0min18seconds, yes, LOL, typical. At the last airshow I went to, in a military base, I asked a guard with radio to transmit a message to the PA guy, his chat and the (awful) music were so incredibly loud you couldn't hear any engines, pistons or jet. It was a pain to watch like that the very nice aerobatics where you want to hear what the pilot is doing with the power.

[@Franky46Boy]

That Horten flies very stabile... Magnificent!

[@Rocketryman]

3:00 - HORTEN WING - AMAZING!

[@xSixtus]

Das beste HO 229 Modell was man bei KZbin finden kann!

[@tbobborap1]

vielen dank sixtus

[@xSixtus]

tbobborap1 kein Ding. Keine Seitenruder oder mit Plexiglas verlängerten Triebwerksauslässe wie bei anderen Modellen. Einfach ein schönes Flugzeug.

[@phill633vgs]

In the words of my CFI I like watching these toy aeroplanes

[@airplanegam3001]

You know, it sure as hell would have been nice to hear more of the aircraft than the Bloke that was shooting off his mouth constantly during the flight of this aircraft. "Absolutely Stunning"......said that several times.

[@ThePostal67]

What a shame, no guts to click to another clip.. OR your computer has no off button for the sound? This for all complainers

[@freezatron]

+ThePostal67 it is a fair criticism, we want to hear the sound of the engines. Even the guy in the video says he wish he would shut up. It's not like he had anything useful to say really and certainly didn't seem that well informed either.......... So why are complaining about people airing their opinions again ?

[@Mikaelasbdg]

I love the messerchmitt me 262❤️❤️🇩🇪

[@tbobborap1]

thanks

[@laurentien00]

The Concord and flying wing are very impressive indeed.

[@ausfuhrungg7337]

the Horton 229 is a must have

[@weigibabe]

the Horten IX has flown, first as glider but two or three times with engines.. and yes, the flying prototype crashed after an engine failure damaging the plane and hurting the pilot

[@RutinaRottis]

I think Horten 229 was and still is the most beatiful fighter ever

[@monteceitomoocher]

That horten really was light years ahead of it time.

[@peterson7082]

No it wasn't.

[@1ztype343]

The US had flying wings. This was only ahead of it's time because of the jets and it's accidental stealth capabilities.

[@Paddy777]

GunBroker100, the brothers that designed the horten 229 for the Germans but then also worked with the Americans.

[@arno-luyendijk4798]

Geezz......this is SOO cool. Always wanted to see a Horten in flight action. OK, it is a model but you can clearly see the elegance surpassing that other favorite of mine, the ME 262.

[@VIVOREDVILLAVO]

Most beautiful plane

[@tbobborap1]

thanks

[@mrgreggles998]

Incredible, especially the Horton but also the 262 and Concorde. Well done gents!

[@Ndriana]

Look at that! Absolutely superb! and now the low pass... superb!! Look at that! Absolutely superb! The low pass... superb low pass! ...look at that. Please give a round of applause! Absolutely superb! Absolutely pass that superb low look at! Superb low at that pass round of look applause absolutely!!!

[@livinabox925]

im proud to say i made the nose leg for the "Horton" and hence got called "Noseleg", thanks John ;-)

[@reticulan5]

I love that Horton wing

[@Tradesouthwest]

I may get absolutely drunk by chugging a beer every time he says "absolutely superb." You notice sometimes he says "absolutely wonderful."

[@JoshWeaverRC]

3:34 What a shot from that angle. The thin efficient body can really be seen in a beautiful way as it turns just after the gear goes up.

[@fliiegerfreund]

sieht absolut futuristisch aus ,die Maschine war ihrer Zeit um viele Jahre voraus,kaum zu glauben das sie schon 1945 flog,wenn sie noch zum Einsatz gekommen wäre hätten die alliierten Piloten vor Verwunderung geglaubt sie halluzinieren.

[@Reaper08x]

Whats cool is that this Horten is the V2 design, no one really talks about it as its the V3 that gets all the attention.

[@lando30001]

apparently it could out maneuver a me-262 in a dog fight. The capabilities of it were astounding. Not only could it deliver a payload without being detected until it was too late, it could then effectively defend itself from other fighters or simply fly away due to immense speed.

[@wolf69a]

Tha ME 262 is just amazing

[@rcfanaticdublin]

every one should be glad that that machine and its bigger brother never got to the actual fighting stage.

[@leerman22]

There's just freakin NAZIS everywhere!

[@1ztype343]

@@leerman22 to be fair, if it was properly worked on and all the kinks were fixed, it could've been real deadly, it out maneuvered the me-262 in a mock dogfight. I'd imagine it'd be a bit faster aswell cause some were fitted with the same engines.

[@gregwarner3753]

The Horton Brothers and Jack Northrop were on the same wavelength. Glad the war ended before they built a couple hundred of those wonder planes.

[@trinitybluesman]

the horten is brilliant!!!!!!!

[@caitgems1]

Horten brothers!

[@paulbarnett5818]

absolutely superb, please give a round of applause

[@joshill8134]

fantastic Germanic planes naz ..

[@deanmohamed795]

Two thumbs up! Splendid show...

[@kvain1234]

i like RC video so much

[@totalitaer.]

V1 in the context of Vergeltungswaffe (revenge weapon) was the first cruisemissile with a simple pulsejet engine.V2 was the first long range (several 100 km) artillery rocket Seperate from this V Weapons the letter V was also used to designate preseries (Vorserie) aircraft.So the Me 109 V1 was the first Me 109 built for testing.The Me 109 V2 was the second Me 109 build,perhaps with a different engine,or other modifications In the context of the discussion it was the Ho 229 no.3 built for tests

[@thorn1174us]

The Horten 229 was flown in 1945 outmaneuvered a ME-262 in a mock dogfight and was years ahead of anything that was in the sky at the time. If you saw that in the skies during the 40's you probably thought you saw something out of this world

[@71259mark]

@tbobborap1 I love how the snooty announcer declares that the Horton wing was copied by the Americans in 2000. I guess he never heard of Jack Northrop.

[@mattpeace5760]

Using fly by wire technology to pilot the stealth planes these days is one thing but to see this horten fly without computer aided technology is just amazing. Oh yes, can the commentator please keep his cake hole closed, he is annoying to say the least.

[@kimberlywilliams7543]

IT WAS ROBERT NORTHROPP OF THE USA THAT BUILT THE FIRST FLYING WING 1929 16 YEARS BEFORE GERMANY THE AMERICAN BUILT THE FIRST FLYING 1929 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2XJc4l7iK6qpc0 NORTHROP WW2 FLYING WING BOMBER kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXXJm2aJmrJ8Y9U THE AMERICANS BUILD THE FLYING WING BOMBER kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ7TpmeVeMeZe9E MBER AMERICAN ENGINEERS ARE WORLDS BEST AMERICA FIRST IN FLIGHT LEADS THE WORLD TODAY YOU ALL HAVE THE RESPECT TO BOB BORTHROPP WHO BUILT THE FIRST FLYING AND GERMANS ARE CHEAP COPY CATS!

[@orpheusband]

"Why don't you shut up so we can hear it." - Cameraman

[@plowt000]

Cool wing plane

[@bstrakos2934]

Funny seeing the Concord RC flying like a fighter plane.

[@airplanegam3001]

To the poster of the video...forgot to tell you thanks for posting. Never seen an RC Horten before...very nice indeed as well as the Me-262... Thanks again.

[@endwood]

thank God for volume control!!!!........talk about annoying ! The Concorde driver got a little excited there upon Ldg:-)

[@MegaUh]

The Horton was indeed ahead of it’s time

[@ahz123]

Horton and 262 are gorgeous.

[@earlcousins6635]

The Horten Brothers were SO FAR AHEAD OF THEIR TIME! WOW! Wonder what happened to that FW 390 w/Gen. Hans K?

[@pilotmiami1]

Thenks

[@bigfatfoot]

0:19 - "Why don't you shut up" LOL

[@MyCatInABox]

AHHH!! functional nose drop for the landing, too!?!? SICK SICK SICK

[@AchimReinhardt1]

3 Class aircraft and much aviation history.

[@tiredlight]

Thanks for uploading. A valuable contribution! I as well never saw a Horten like that as an RC model

[@HeliosLives]

@tbobborap1 that's one way to keep stable. another is to use that center taper or ad winglets to the tips of the wings.

[@ZOMb2010]

Awesome...these are definitely a thing of beauty...BRAVO !

[@paradad999]

Would have watched this all the way through except for the commentary!!

[@camposi]

horten 229 is my love!!!

[@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent]

Our A-10's I'll give you a hint. Its a tank buster, slow, kinda ugly to some people, has a fearsome gun its built around and can take several hits that can kill lesser planes and hell even some ground tanks. Its not based on the german tank buster but it was helped designed by one of the german pilots

[@mossmusic8370]

Thanks for the upload! I just wanted to see the ho226!

[@tbobborap1]

well spotted that man ! lol , ill correct the title , many thanks - pete .

[@gahrzahk]

The Luftwaffe should have built and fly these planes just to say "HAW HAW, OUR PLANES ARE COOLER THAN YOURS!"

[@magna4100]

Beautiful aircraft. Oh, to see a full-sized version...

[@emmgee2078]

Yeah, Northrup XP-79 rocket then jet fighter in 1942-45, then the YB-35 prop powered bomber wing from 1943- 46 followed by the Northrup YB-49 8 jet powered version in the late 40's. There has always been some question as to wether the Horten actually flew, or flew under power, whereas the Northrup wings all flew, and the YB's were almost put into production full time.

[@totalitaer.]

V in an aircraft designation meant "Vorserie", preseries test aircraft. V1 was the first one of a new aircraft model built for testing, V2 the second one and so on. Its a bit similar to the US designation XB, XP and so on for experimental (test versions) of a new aircraft. So the Ho229 V3 was the third preseries aircraft built for testing.

[@Darthbelal]

That announcer WAS annoying as hell, as a spectator commented on during opening seconds of this video.

[@smoothvirus]

That Horten is really impressive.

[@driftability]

Its funny to see brits flying a german model.

[@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent]

Notice the guys reference about the flying wing being copied by us by 2000. Um We already made a copy with a bomber sometime in the 50s and 60s then the B2 in the 80s released in the 90s, then the many drones that has appeared in the past 20 years since. >:D

[@NutzerYOu]

The V3 (Vergeltungswaffe 3) was a not finished project in France. It was a sort of artillery wich could shoot from France to London.

[@t7kop]

It is wonderful.

[@OzParkPilot]

Very impressive

[@stinkingdog101]

NIce video, thanks for sharing

[@MarcoTUV]

@loh1110 and British airways too means the project between UK and France thats the reason it´s called Concord regards

[@GunBroker100]

Unfortunately for announce guy and Ckymatt22, The Americans didn't "copy" anything in 2000, hinting at the B-2 Bomber. the American aircraft designer was Jack Northrup was building and flying wing aircraft as early as 1936, If memory serves. And Northrup's design and research were completely separate from the German Horton brothers or German scientists. Yes they found one of the Horton 229's, They still have it. However Northrup was ahead of the Horton's in the powered flying wings concept.

[@Reaper08x]

thats fine man it happenes, but now i'm interested in the Vergeltungswaffe 3 now thanks.

[@tommy78it]

0:18 hahah.what a comment from the cameraman

[@Reaper08x]

If you want to see an American version of the Horten 229 that almost went into production check out the A-12 Avenger.

[@chiefthiesen]

The cameraman is right - that announcer should be carted of to a cricket match,or something similar where he can´t do any damage! Otherwise great!

[@magnusjeansson]

Otroligt vad man kan göra med gammal teknik idag. Tur att den inte fanns "annudazumahl"

[@La.máquina.de.los.sueños]

The Horten 229 is one of my favorite planes, but that one's cockpit and air inlets don't seem really accurate to the original design… still, it was superb to see it fly. :)

[@tbobborap1]

perhaps when you build and fly your scale horten it will have a scale cockpit and air inlets !

[@La.máquina.de.los.sueños]

@@tbobborap1 Don't worry, already planning to, since a while. If putting such huge efforts to build such magnificent plane, I'd try to scale it properly. But till then, like I said, I been amaze to see that replica fly.

[@zarifhaikal9646]

cool

[@falkecfs3vonelsass]

Holy shiiiiit! I want thoses planes and the same thing the cameraman wants to...

[@ehvway]

very well followed (the planes). Very good camera operating!

[@Soldier53flyer]

Great wing!

[@Reaper08x]

I have no idea what your talking about, the Horten V3 or 229 was the almost complete flying wing that was recovered by the U.S. it was an aircraft, not an artillery piece.