Durafly Spitfire with Benedini Sound.

[msp1865]

Very nice. You can't beat that sound system. Nice flying too.

[brotherblonde]

@msp1865

 Thank you.

Yes you're right, I agree.

Thank you very much.

[WarbirdFan66]

nice fllight and the sound is great...i like it

[brotherblonde]

@WarbirdFan66 Thanks, I love watching & listening to it so much, I almost forget that I'm flying it! :)

[maccanaut]

So THATS how to land! Hmmm.......

;)

[brotherblonde]

@maccanaut LOL. Don't take your eye off the ball...er....plane. :)

I think if it was on grass though, it would have nosed over....It looked a bit too nose down to me (I may be wrong....I was once), but the bitumen saved it. (Or I could be wrong..) :)

[RC62]

Hehe... Bet you can scare the heck out of someone with that. Very nice! :D

[brotherblonde]

@RC62 Yeah mate, usually myself!!

[britex3186]

sounds better in person? I do like it!!

[brotherblonde]

@britex3186 Yes it does. A real one would sound EVEN better.

Thanks.

[vegashelinut]

Sounds and looks awesome BB thanks for posting the flight...

[brotherblonde]

@vegashelinut Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it.....I did. :)

[KWAKAPILOT]

Been waiting to see that in flight with the sound system. Nice work.

I got to see feel and touch a real RR Merlin this year. What a work of art. Should put this sound system on our bikes :)

Only one comment, to make it look more scale in flight I would throttle up and down slower rather than rapid bursts of throttle.

[brotherblonde]

@KWAKAPILOT Thanks for that.

Yeah, for their age they are incredible things...Actually even for nowadays, they are a work of art!

Thanks for the tip, I appreciate it, especially when EVERYONE can hear the slightest throttle movement. In my pretence at a defence though, one of the programmed sounds "jumps" from one to another with the slightest change to the throttle, but practice might reduce the jump..or something like that. :)