Nice Toy!!!!!! C-17
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Nice Toy!!!!!! C-17
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Nice toy
The link is for Military.com,there is a video of a RC C-17 this thing is huge...don't know why the link wont connect???
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I get the same thing.Ford Friendly wrote:Doesn't connect for me either.

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Try this one http://shock.military.com/Shock/videos. ... 395&page=3
Shame the video isn't high res. Note the crosswind landing at the end.
Ron
Edited to correct spelling of the word Shame
Shame the video isn't high res. Note the crosswind landing at the end.
Ron
Edited to correct spelling of the word Shame
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C-17...Nice toy
Thank you Ron,for some reason my link didnt work...greatly appreciate the update.... 

My pleasure.
BTW, years ago, I thought I might get interested in RC jet a/c, that is until I found out what just one of those engines cost. I seem to recall something like either $3k or $6k US per. As marvelous a piece on engeneering as they may be, that was way outside my comfort level back then (hell it still is), so, can you imagine what those guys must have invested in that thing? I'd be terrified of flying it for fear of a total loss upon impact.
Ron
BTW, years ago, I thought I might get interested in RC jet a/c, that is until I found out what just one of those engines cost. I seem to recall something like either $3k or $6k US per. As marvelous a piece on engeneering as they may be, that was way outside my comfort level back then (hell it still is), so, can you imagine what those guys must have invested in that thing? I'd be terrified of flying it for fear of a total loss upon impact.
Ron
Re: C-17...Nice toy
Yeah, same thing here.starlifterfan wrote:Thank you Ron,

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C-17 Nice toy
I wouldnt even attempt to fly that thing here with all the seagulls we have flying around...would make for a popular youtube video though...LOL 

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Here is the original builder: http://jets.alshobbies.com/prod_pc_c17.php
And here is the original video:
http://www.alsvideos.co.uk/media/jets/24.wmv
Enjoy,
-Adam
And here is the original video:
http://www.alsvideos.co.uk/media/jets/24.wmv
Enjoy,
-Adam
