SDCrashmaster

Much more watchable pace Marvin.
Nice job and nice mix of images.
Thanks for putting the time in.

sebo

I really enjoyed it!

abufletcher

Much more enjoyable to watch and of course, I'm extra happy to see one of my models made the cut this time! And crashmaster, just so you know, there are 41 WWI models shown and 37 jets! I'd say that's at least 10 times the ratio of jets that actually exist out there in the world! Of course if we remove the DrIs, EIIIs and F-86s and F-15s that eliminates about half of each class immediately.

SDCrashmaster

I'm feelin' ya Abu. No complaints here (except none of my shizzle made the cut [] ) Although Jorge Escalona's and Joe McBride's Yellow AC F/A-18 twins are in there, which both have my scale gear detail on them. So I got that goin' for me

And re: 10 X the ratio. I'm sure the ratio of jets to non-jets is far, far less than that, but jets are 10 X cooler, so it all equals out

Happy Thanksgiving kids. Even in these uncertain times, we've all got a lot to be thankful for!

Paul

Marvinf14

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Hey Guys I hope everyone had a fantastic and FULFILLING Turkey day, thanksgiving, well here i did VIDEO #3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oNCDp891Yw let me know how you guys like it, rated it or comment on it!!!!!! Video 4 will be in a few days, im sorry i couldn't put some pics, they were either blurry or small or i couldn't fix it to make them come up, well any ideas just let me know, and WOW awesome airplanes and pics guys!!!

Teus

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Teus

sebo

I liked it a lot but (for me) it was a little too fast. Those were good pictures and a second or two longer would have given me a time to appreciate the model more.
However, I am 66 years old and life has slowed down for me. I like to take the time to smell the roses now.
Other than that, I think it was great.
Ron

Marvinf14

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Hey Ron i hear you alright, i did that on the first video, the 2nd video its bit faster then the 1st one, the third one i did it more faster, i had some suggetions to do it faster, i just want to satisfy everyone, thanks for the feedback and awesome you liked it!!!!!

WacoNut

I have waited a long time to get some pics in this thread maybe I can get some flying pics this spring.
This is my Pepino plans built 25% Waco YMF-5.
Anthony

uncljoe

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The workmanship looks great, too bad the trash cans & house are in the photos(throws off the scale)

Semper Fi
Joe

SDCrashmaster

Fantastic-looking model.
Unfortunately, as Uncle Joe indicated, you've missed the point of this thread.
The thread is "best scale photo"...not "best scale model".
You stated that you've waited a long time...therefore, we must assume you've followed the thread, which leads me to believe that you KNOW what this threads' all about.
So I, for one, am cornfused why we'd see a pic taken in the backyard?
This model is so nice that a pic of it on a simulated tarmac somewhere could be really spectacular.
Do that, then repost. Then wait for the accolades.
Good luck,
Paul

ZoomZoom-RCU

Man....with the right scale background, that Waco would be hard to discern from the real deal.

ZZ.

Joe McBride

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Here's a couple of photos of my recently completed A-10 Warthog taking to the California skies. It has a 10' wingspan, weighs 55lbs, powered by a pair of Jetcat 120's and guided by a JR 12x and 1221 Rx, . The first pic is by John Christensen at Fresno Jets. The second by David Searles out at Buttonwillow (near Bakersfield). Thanks guys for your great lensmanship!

Joe

uncljoe

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Joe
IMO. 1st photo is great but the back round (Giant hi voltage tower)make it look like a toy (See requirements for the thread) Outstanding shot by David (Head on shot)See you at Speed world.
Semper Fi
Joe

warks62

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I don't know I think the first shot is great. You could easily get the same shot on a full size depending how far you were from the plane and how close it was from the tower. Or at least I think so but again it is just my opinion.

Hello82

similar story in reverse - Christian Eagle (Full Scale?)

uncljoe

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Hello82
Guess I've been in this photography business too long and understand how a camera lens and prospective work . BTW the Ford flatbed truck in the weeds makes my point and sets the scale of the back round .
Semper Fi

SDCrashmaster

Joe is correct here. Not even close. Please try again later.
Ooooorah!

jwrich

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This a fly-by of my Balsa USA Fokker D-VII, modeled from Oblt. Erich Lowenhardt's plane, Commander of Jasta 10. It is powered by a Zenoah 38 and weighs 24 lbs. This is my best scale photo

Thanks
Rich

Spuetz

Hello Rich,

great model. I just wonder what they used those big black rods and the little black, protruding box underneath the top wing for - back in the first world war, that is...

jetpropdlx

I want to try it again (same aircraft as before but other pictures)
Ziroli Beech D18

SORRY , but The links off the pictures don't work al the time

uncljoe

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Jewtpropdix
Looking Good !!!!

Semper Fi
Joe

jetpropdlx

thanks
I want to try it again problems with the image links
Ziroli Beech D18

musterpilot

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nine o nine

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C,mon guys....Great scale planes but not the right kind of photos....read the "suggested" rules. Mitch