GIANT 1:6 scale Radio Controlled (RC) Lockheed SUPER CONSTELLATION TWA 'Star of America' AIRLINER
This really cool, 1:6 Lockheed Constellation flying....
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There was a young lady from kaeser
Who was of enormous size, sir
She drank gallons of beer
And then tried to steer
She was very much sadder, Budweiser.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNcrl...
https://www.airlinehistory.org/conste...
I liked it better before air travel was mass transit.If they're gonna pack us in like sardines at least provide some entertainment. I suggest a stand-up comedian on every flight.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2...
http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2018/07...
I think there is a point to this, unless they shrink them so small as to get another across I don't see much point. I refuse to fly anywhere, if any way not too. Between people bringing all their luggage onboard, and cramming the overheads, to the just poor social manners people have, it is a torture session not worth attending. Free is too high a price to pay, if enough people did that, and boycotted airlines, they might have to listen to the customer.
Icelandic Airlines to give very cheap fares across the Atlantic back in 1960?
Getting those little model aircraft motors to fire, I remember well. Nose wheel steering, good.
Watching the propeller blades stop was disconcerting, probably an artifact of the frame speed of the camera.
https://youtu.be/dGC6MIYx6i8