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that flight just in the remote control lol!
lavosa 2 years ago
Very cool, need to get one for the grands.
candr 2 years ago
Buying 1
Alexw851 3 years ago
This is fantastic.
Great plane
liobeking 3 years ago
It's the longest recorded flight of a wright flyer. WAY TO GO!!!!!!
greatplanesman 3 years ago
hong kong
hastalavistababy45 3 years ago
What little is left from it was used in the reconstructed Wright 1903 Flyer at the National Air & Space Museum in DC. However, it is largely a reconstruction. Orville Wright was somewhat involved in the initial effort and more so on the second one in the 1920's. It was restored again about 20 years ago by NASM.
ryoung1902 3 years ago
where is thi?, Taiwan, Japan.. maybe? Nice model... and catch..
irish89055 4 years ago
HONG KONG...
ipjan 4 years ago
Is it pretty well exactly the same design as the Wrights' first flyer? I'm a pilot, and having so much control surface in front of the wings always looked really problematic to me. The plane would over-react, making it very difficult to fly. But this is not a problem with your model, eh?
jimmerly 4 years ago
if your a pilot what type of plane do you fly... im an ispiaring pilot and i just went to see the site where the wright brothers took there first flight. any idea where the flyer is today(the real one)? thansk
MacBooker4444 4 years ago
The first one, the real one, the one that flew at Kitty Hawk, doesn't exist anymore.
It was kept in a shed behind one of their shops for a while. It mostly rotted away.
elvis334 4 years ago
it was kept in a shed! what!!!! man thats terrible! well i saw some pieces of the plane at the kitty hawk museum... anyway thakns
MacBooker4444 4 years ago