This video provides an overview of various impressive and expensive remote-controlled aircraft models.
The first model discussed is the military airbus a400m, an exact replica of a military cargo Airbus a400m from the popular movie Mission Impossible 5. Built by a German aircraft model enthusiast, Hans Hep, it took him six years and a lot of money to create this model. It weighs 42 kilograms and uses hacker motors that can produce six thousand watts of energy.
The second model is the sr-71 blackbird, an exact replica of one of the most
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2. The first model discussed is a remote-controlled Airbus A400M, built by a German aircraft model enthusiast, Hans Hep.
3. The Airbus A400M model is an exact replica of the military cargo Airbus A400M from the popular movie Mission Impossible 5.
4. The model weighs 92.5 pounds or 42 kilograms and uses six Hacker motors capable of producing six thousand watts of energy.
5. The model has two radio systems with a total of 18 servos.
6. The model has a wingspan of 3.7 meters and the main body is 3.8 meters long.
7. The second model discussed is a replica of one of the most advanced spy planes, the SR-71 Blackbird.
8. The SR-71 Blackbird model is designed by Lothar Heinrich and flown at the event Oberon Heusen jet meet in Germany.
9. The model is powered by twin Jetcat p200 producing 57 pounds of thrust.
10. The model has a wingspan of 97 inches and is 177 inches long, weighing just 35 kilograms.
11. The model is made up of balsa and pie wood construction with fiberglass cloth, and has high intensity LEDs in the exhaust duct.
12. The third model discussed is an exact replica of the Antonov An-225 Whitburn spaceship.
13. The model was self-constructed by Hans Bohr and his wife and was featured in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest never flying radio-controlled model.
14. The model is 6 meters long and weighs just 25 kilograms.
15. The model has 6s EDF motors with working flaps under the wings.
16. The fourth model discussed is a replica of the Sukhoi Su-27, a fighter aircraft designed by a Russian defense company, Sukhoi.
17. The model is 3.1 meters long and weighs just 24 kilograms.
18. The model has JR6 3/11 servos with the jet tronic air retracting gear system.
19. The fifth model discussed is the Canon K7, a 16-foot span aircraft with an extraordinary wingspan and immense dimension.
20. The model is ready to cruise the skies and was built by RC model enthusiast Rainier Mattel.
21. The model is built from wood and equipped with 16 service brakes, steerable nose and wheels.
22. The model can be disassembled into six modules for easier transport.
23. The sixth model discussed is the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle, a 1/8 scale jet aircraft.
24. The model is constructed using epoxy composite fiberglass and Nomex honeycomb to make the lightest and most robust model possible.
25. The model has a wingspan of 63 inches and a body length of 90 inches.
26. The model has pre-installed LEDs and a turbine that produces 17 to 35 pounds of propulsion.
27. The seventh model discussed is the MIL Mi-24 Hind, an Italian model built by enthusiast Mirko's Ani.
28. The model is an impressive 1/7 scale replica of the MIL Mi-24 Hind attack helicopter.
29. The model has an electric powered heli with an eight foot rotor span and can fly for up to eight minutes on a 12S 1600mAh Lipo battery.
30. The model weighs just 25 kilograms and is powered by a power efficient PAL Taurus 12 kilowatt turbine.
31. The eighth model discussed is the Sikorsky Pablo helicopter, showcased and flown in Switzerland at the Swiss Heli Challenge 2016.
32. The model is massive and powerful, featuring a turbine engine for power and is incredibly detailed in the battlefield.
33. The ninth model discussed is the CH-113 Labrador, a military tandem helicopter.
34. The model is 2.3 meters long