CGI?,SHIT ME NOT, YOU GOT ME,WELL DONE.i was gona say my grandad was ground crew in battle of britain n i used to love his stories n how when the merlin fired up he knew it was the best ever engine,R.I.P grandad and every one who lost their lives no matter what nationality.
Germany,openly torturing and murdering,is a disgrace to humanity.See the generation born between 1930 and 1945.Most of them grew up with the"knowledge"to be the Masterrace,have the right to live at the expence of others.When they had to begin working in the 1950s,Germany started importing foreign workers,allowing them to stay the masterrace.They silenced the generation of their parents about ww2 crimes and persecuted the generation of their children into complete servitude to their state.
Trust me when I say hearing a Merlin up close and real is easily 100x better than anything you can find on the internet....Still sounds beautiful though...And the CGI...Well you had me fooled
DAMM GOOD BIT OF CGI MATE i read the other comments because i know the last flying "mossy" crashed a few years ago and i was trying to work out when and ware this was filmed bloody good vid :)
awesome work whoever did this. I would have to say its CGI purely due to th lack of prop wash effects during the low high speed pass and the landing. Wheres the dust and grass being blown up by the props and exhausts. That little gripe aside. very sexy no matter what. Only thing better than this - seeing and hearing a real merlin, in the flesh. Thats when you get true shivers down your spine
@Stubbee Oh! Sharp observation! But it is some of the most otherwise undetectable CG I have ever seen. Except for airworthy Mosquitoes and >maybe< a sightly virgin grass airfield, I wouldn't have known.
@Stubbee Sorry to correct you m8 but the mossie props rotate in the same direction,clockwise from the pilots eye view.I know it makes sense to have them contra rotate to cancel out the torque and multiple engined (electric) radio controled aircraft do have them, but on the real mossie they would have to fit an extra gearbox to make it rotate in the opposite direction. Some aircraft do have contra rotating props (AVRO SHACKLETON) but its 2 props and a gearbox running off one engine.Great CGI tho.
@Stubbee Contra rotating not always single shaft. Fairey Gannet had twin mamba engines which could run props at different speeds independent of each other,even shut one down.While the shackleton used a planetary gearbox.The mossie props turned the same direction and had it's problems, thats why when the DH Hornet came along it had "counter" rotating props both turning inboard. I guess changing the crankshaft to change piston timing engine could run in opposite direction eliminating a gearbox???
Yeah, as a boy I grew up with this kind of unreal awareness of the British Empire and I had a very hard time adjusting to the idea that there was no longer a British Empire, just a world run by spineless politically correct jellyfish and feminazis and homos. But, yeah, God bless the British people!
Great Video just an indication of what we have lost not having a flying Mosquito. I saw the last one flying over Brooklands the year before it crashed. It was superb!! The Mosquito Museum North London is a must visit. It sumed up for me where we come from as a Country. Blokes in sheds with great talent and determination in the face of put downs from the experts from the ministry.
The whole thing is CGI, amazing I know but I saw this vid years years ago and it was made by a very talented Japanese CGI artist. Unfortunately I cannot recall his name at the moment but he has made more of these.
It's a bloody shame that we can't see more of these planes in action. The one located in a museum near BOO is stored drained for all liquids to cut on insurance costs. According to an engineer there it would take them an afternoon to have the Merlins sing again. Imagine that these beauties were bonfires in the early fifties...
The low level fly by might be CGI but I'm pretty sure the high altitude shots are from a movie called 633 Squadron made in the early 60s when there were still several flying Mosquitos.
There's such a power in that sound. I saw and heard one of those Spitfire Mk. IX's for myself at an air show some years back. That sound goes right through you.
Far more than half of the right extremists inside Germany are snitchers of German secret services.I guess that the NAZIs in the US with their help are being guided and supported by the German BND as well. The BND is actually the NAZI Gestapo under a new name.
These right wing troublemakers are very useful to divert from German human rights abuses in the past and today.My brother Markus Bott had been tortured during five and a half years and was murdered on 11.7.09
Anyone who wants more of "Tochy" (Masaru Tochibayashi)'s work then have a look at the Warship movies website by typing some 'w's then (dot) 'aeronautic' (dot) 'dk' (forward slash) 'Warships' (space) 'movies' (dot) 'htm'
He may have made all three but he's credited at least in the third clip down. I suspect he's responsible for all three clips.
Sadly true, there aren't any flying Mosquitoes at present. But within the limits of the feeble YouTube quality, that footage would have certainly have convinced me if I'd not known that for a fact. Hats off to the film makers!
That's pretty impressive CGI, and it took me until the landing wheel clips to stop trying to work out where they got the air worthy mozzies from. Hah!
@Fezztecfilms the first multi role fighter, the true grand daddy of the euro typhoon SU-27, F16 etc. Fantastic plane fastest military airframe of its day, which it held into the 50's until the true advent of the jet!
Only time i have heard anything as good as this was at RIAT with a display by a large number of spitfires including a couple of griffon powered models
Why do people think that everything's CGI when they can't explain something? Duh! CGI won't look this real for some time to come. And have any of you ever heard of a little known movie called...BATTLE OF BRITAIN? LOL. It's not like the film doesn't look old; it's authentic. Just because there aren't any airworthy Mosquitoes left today, doesn't mean they didn't have them back in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s when they could still film flying examples of them.
Kermit Weeks had an airworthy mossie ( he sold it to..... ) and we have one in NZ that is ground running. What is the date of these flights ???? The rego on the aircraft is very interesting ! CGI aircraft NEVER fly correctly , yet these appear to fly perfectly. I suspect it is 50's footage ( 60's possibly ? ) . I believe Mr Spode is correct.....but I am just a pilot.....
This is amazing work. Tell this Toki/Tochi guy that he needs to get hired by a production company to make incredible WWII airplane documentaries. Phenomenal!
To SenorSpode; I completely agree, I am full of drink. But the sound of a merlin (kestrel or griffin) it helps me from this horrible depression! I missed a bomb run once by a Lanc - to my despair. Wonderful things, to hear that growl again and to hear the BF's whistle...
How can anyone NOT think this is GCI? Its totally, 100% impossible for this to be real. Not just the fictional two Mosquitos, but...the Spitfire in Johnnie Johnson's markings (JE-J), is a Mk. IX, in this...not the XIV it should be in real life. Fake.
@TopGunSGA My mistake...I must've been delirious that day. I should've known that without thinking. :( Can't understand now, why i tried saying his first was an XIV, when I have his book. LOL sorry!! *hits head on desk*
That's not CGI. Seriously, do people here watch so much TV as to completely miss the difference between CGI and real life? C'mon...get away from the TVs and get out. There is life outdoors, but you gotta step outside first.
Sometimes I wonder if people debunk the 9-11 WTC shots because the planes didn't explode on contact. What a sad lot.
Sorry SenorSpode... it is CGi. Look at it again. I know of no airworthy Mosquito, let alone a pair. I promise it's CGI done a by a Japanese fella called Toki or Tochi I think.
You are correct that there are no airworthy mosquitoes in the world. also, the squadron codes are wrong, The HE letters on the fusalage designate 263 sqn which flew whilwinds and typhoons in the war, not mossies. also, the engine noise at the begining and end is from a radial type engine, not a merlin, the flypast is definately merlin tho.. no mistaking that!
Unfortunately at the moment there are no Mosquitoes left in flying condition. The last example, a T.III, RR299, crashed at Barton in the UK on 21st July 1996 killing both aboard. For images of RR299 before she crashed, please see the 'donated files' page."
@NorthernBuck3030 Kermit weeks, Mosquito is considered "Potentially airworthy". It was damaged during Hurricane Andrew at Fantasy of Flight in the Orlando area. Actor Cliff Robertson of the movie 633 squadron has one in storage along with his Spitfire in Santa Maria, California, don't know if it is airworthy. Thxs for the info.
It's good you confirm that because when i was the origional Mossie Museun in London Colney last year, they told me about NZ building an airworthy Mossie again.
Seeing the Mossie fly again will be like 70 years worth of X-mas and B-day pressies combined!!!
@SenorSpode Oh my god, LMAO! "That's not CGI. Seriously, do people here watch so much TV as to completely miss the difference between CGI and real life?", yeah obviously you cant tell the difference, HAHAHAHAHAHAH!
@dhart1977 So, what does this video tell you: that it's virtually impossible to tell the differnce between CGI and real life or that you are a pussymouthed crackhead? I rest my case with you, loser.
@stevenesmond2 Thanks, I know now...that took some real work to get that good. You gotta look REAL hard to see it's CGI. The only thing I don't like about CGI is that it numbs us to the real thing when we experience it. Virtuality is nice, but nothing beats real life.
Hurricanes, Spitfires, Mustangs, Mosquitos, Lancasters and Halifax all used Merlin Engines. There were many other aircraft that used various versions of the Rolls Royce Merlin engines.
Amazing stuff!!
Batch2103 6 hours ago
chills down spine
WilliamBrothers 2 weeks ago
so cool : )
synthesizer301 1 month ago
goddamn.....
kendal2000 1 month ago
CGI? You had me there, I thought they were real!
FSX7340 2 months ago
CGI?,SHIT ME NOT, YOU GOT ME,WELL DONE.i was gona say my grandad was ground crew in battle of britain n i used to love his stories n how when the merlin fired up he knew it was the best ever engine,R.I.P grandad and every one who lost their lives no matter what nationality.
weareleeds69 2 months ago
..is this real life? haha
akrobatapobyku 2 months ago
Fantastic to the point of being real.
xxxchrist1 3 months ago
this is as good as the CGI on the sifi channel. LOL JK fuck no dude this shit looks real. props to who ever made it.
MrJakethebaker420 3 months ago
Eargasm at 0:13 low!
AssemblerGuy 3 months ago
please please let this be a game. likely not but please!!!!!
thelindleyful 3 months ago
I wonder who created this CGI? What software was used, and for what purpose? is it test footage for some film that has yet to surface?
xoio 3 months ago
Great, it fooled me!!! Nice one.
LeeJane2009 4 months ago
The one thing that gave it away is the gras. Nicely done!!
btypirate 4 months ago
Mosquito's = Awesome
toose70 4 months ago
Can anyone say, "Sexy"? The two Misquetos (Cant spell), are suppost to be flying again early next year.
CivilianSoon 5 months ago
mosquito??
jacko59200 5 months ago
Hard to believe it's CGI
BangeloreT 5 months ago
That was excellent CGI, it had me going.
anothercrusader 5 months ago
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Germany,openly torturing and murdering,is a disgrace to humanity.See the generation born between 1930 and 1945.Most of them grew up with the"knowledge"to be the Masterrace,have the right to live at the expence of others.When they had to begin working in the 1950s,Germany started importing foreign workers,allowing them to stay the masterrace.They silenced the generation of their parents about ww2 crimes and persecuted the generation of their children into complete servitude to their state.
wwwtotalitaerde 5 months ago
You can tell its CGI on that last plane landing then rewind it sudenly makes sence :P
Illumination20GTT 5 months ago
WAT!.... I though this was real footage?!!....the best graphics i have ever seen!
leksss4 5 months ago
Couldn't be sure but I think it's clips from and old movie "Battle of Britain"
No CGI back then. it was a post war '60 propaganda movie with Christopher Plummer.
5151stang 6 months ago
Couldn't be sure but I think it's clips from and old movie "Battle of Britain"
No CGI back then. it was a post war '60 prpaganda movie with Christopher Plummer.
5151stang 6 months ago
Couldn't be sure but I think it's clips from and old movie "Battle of Britain"
5151stang 6 months ago
10 silly buggers
Phatzo1000 6 months ago
drop tanked Mosquitoes?
yippitydodah 6 months ago
A Japanese CGI creator Mr.Tochibayashi made this clip.
You can also find his other CGI movies on youtube
Search on youtube keyword "tochibayashi"
-Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands 1/3 (US Navy vs Japanese Navy)
-Tetsuzō Iwamoto in the Battle of the Coral sea
-Mitsubishi F1M2 Type 0 "Pete" Observation Seaplane
yuzotasaki 6 months ago
Was this real?? * noob sorry
TheFunkhouser 6 months ago
Trust me when I say hearing a Merlin up close and real is easily 100x better than anything you can find on the internet....Still sounds beautiful though...And the CGI...Well you had me fooled
pottsykp123 6 months ago
CGI...and i was thinking what movie was this footage from. brilliant.
motoalchemy 7 months ago
DAMM GOOD BIT OF CGI MATE i read the other comments because i know the last flying "mossy" crashed a few years ago and i was trying to work out when and ware this was filmed bloody good vid :)
baldfatgit1 7 months ago
THANK YOU for not putting music over this!
mar1lon4 7 months ago
ahhh music to my ears
RangerYorki 7 months ago
If i hadnt of read Lefant0m3 comment i wouldnt of known it was CGI
i would though it was real
XDjXspeeddemonX 7 months ago
awesome work whoever did this. I would have to say its CGI purely due to th lack of prop wash effects during the low high speed pass and the landing. Wheres the dust and grass being blown up by the props and exhausts. That little gripe aside. very sexy no matter what. Only thing better than this - seeing and hearing a real merlin, in the flesh. Thats when you get true shivers down your spine
kineticdeath 8 months ago 2
I just don't believe this is CGI.
Sooo... If it is CGI, WOW!
But if it isn't CGI, I told you so!
I think that about covers it.
Parting Shot: If this is CGI, why can't someone make a new version of Knights of the Sky that looks and sounds this good?
:)
Thanks for posting this Real (CGI or NOT) video.
Cheers!
-BA
augustus7691 8 months ago
It doesn't get any better than that. It's better than an old Harley.
belinda2118 8 months ago
is this a clip from a movie?
c9808913 8 months ago
I wasfooled, I thought it was real. After rewatching it, the only thing that really gives it away is the tail light at the end.
bbrewer5 8 months ago
F*ck the video!
The Audio is impeccable!
Well done all around though, no offense intended.
vanmaniam 8 months ago
Wow, I'm really impressed!
ottawaj 8 months ago
The CGI is amazing. The flying is almost a little too perfect.
seau2007 8 months ago
I didnt know it was Cgi hahaha
leopacman11 9 months ago
Wait...seriously? This was CGI? Well damn. I was fooled.
lefant0m3 9 months ago 21
@lefant0m3 if the CGI is well executed, it looks real...if it's poorly executed, well then it looks like a computer game
chpman2013 4 months ago
shit had no idea of the CGI, impressive
what's this from?
lorenrb 9 months ago
beautiful, just beautiful....
PabloSuperMagno 9 months ago
Anyone notice that even this is really really great, it's still at 240p? ._.
cokefan3 10 months ago
didn't think it was CGI for a moment - guess that's a compliment!
QBromley 10 months ago
amazing video,,,but wonder if is a movie video regarding the battle of britain or something else???????
adonnis010983 10 months ago
Jolly good! CGI so good It made me do a double take.
fatcat3211 10 months ago
you can tell it is CGI because the Mossie engines are rotating in the same direction.
The actual engines rotated in opposite directions to eliminate torque.
Fantastic CGI though. Goose bumps.
Stubbee 11 months ago
@Stubbee Oh! Sharp observation! But it is some of the most otherwise undetectable CG I have ever seen. Except for airworthy Mosquitoes and >maybe< a sightly virgin grass airfield, I wouldn't have known.
carmium 10 months ago
@Stubbee Sorry to correct you m8 but the mossie props rotate in the same direction,clockwise from the pilots eye view.I know it makes sense to have them contra rotate to cancel out the torque and multiple engined (electric) radio controled aircraft do have them, but on the real mossie they would have to fit an extra gearbox to make it rotate in the opposite direction. Some aircraft do have contra rotating props (AVRO SHACKLETON) but its 2 props and a gearbox running off one engine.Great CGI tho.
SavyBajaBuster 10 months ago
@SavyBajaBuster
contra rotating is 2 props sharing one shaft and rotating in opposite directions, like the Shakleton.
counter rotating is 2 engines rotating in opposite directions
both set ups eliminate torque but contra rotation didn't appear until after the war ( i think)
I was sure that some variants had counter rotating engine setups. Time to double check.
Stubbee 10 months ago
@Stubbee Contra rotating not always single shaft. Fairey Gannet had twin mamba engines which could run props at different speeds independent of each other,even shut one down.While the shackleton used a planetary gearbox.The mossie props turned the same direction and had it's problems, thats why when the DH Hornet came along it had "counter" rotating props both turning inboard. I guess changing the crankshaft to change piston timing engine could run in opposite direction eliminating a gearbox???
SavyBajaBuster 10 months ago
Done well! Done very well!
calaiscruiser 11 months ago
Who cares if it's CGI. It's an awesome tribute. Very nice vid uploader. (And creator if not the same.)
CBKillas 11 months ago
Very cool!
whiff1962 11 months ago
just about the best CGI I've ever seen. The light and shadow, propeller revolution, landing gear, landing scene - flawless as far as I can tell.
StephanusTacitus 11 months ago 23
@lefant0m3 @FSX7340 @akrobatapobyku Noobs... I could paint a cartoon doorway in your house and you'd all run through it.
jihadjared 2 weeks ago
Yeah, as a boy I grew up with this kind of unreal awareness of the British Empire and I had a very hard time adjusting to the idea that there was no longer a British Empire, just a world run by spineless politically correct jellyfish and feminazis and homos. But, yeah, God bless the British people!
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Brilliant piece of work
Jindypops 1 year ago
@okaaaiiiden its an animation, all the planes are CGI
cokefan3 1 year ago
That's what I call MUSIC !!! Thanx for posting !
zorbazig 1 year ago
lovely sound :)
TheAimwell 1 year ago
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this plane with 2 prop fans must be 2 opposite direction spins
bestamerica 1 year ago
Great Video just an indication of what we have lost not having a flying Mosquito. I saw the last one flying over Brooklands the year before it crashed. It was superb!! The Mosquito Museum North London is a must visit. It sumed up for me where we come from as a Country. Blokes in sheds with great talent and determination in the face of put downs from the experts from the ministry.
tritonstu 1 year ago
The whole thing is CGI, amazing I know but I saw this vid years years ago and it was made by a very talented Japanese CGI artist. Unfortunately I cannot recall his name at the moment but he has made more of these.
96thNightshifter 1 year ago
It's a bloody shame that we can't see more of these planes in action. The one located in a museum near BOO is stored drained for all liquids to cut on insurance costs. According to an engineer there it would take them an afternoon to have the Merlins sing again. Imagine that these beauties were bonfires in the early fifties...
I just love the Mossies..
clawpicker 1 year ago
The low level fly by might be CGI but I'm pretty sure the high altitude shots are from a movie called 633 Squadron made in the early 60s when there were still several flying Mosquitos.
chardtomp 1 year ago
this is a render or game?
MarioWTFHK 1 year ago
There's such a power in that sound. I saw and heard one of those Spitfire Mk. IX's for myself at an air show some years back. That sound goes right through you.
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Far more than half of the right extremists inside Germany are snitchers of German secret services.I guess that the NAZIs in the US with their help are being guided and supported by the German BND as well. The BND is actually the NAZI Gestapo under a new name.
These right wing troublemakers are very useful to divert from German human rights abuses in the past and today.My brother Markus Bott had been tortured during five and a half years and was murdered on 11.7.09
wwwtotalitaerde 1 year ago
Anyone who wants more of "Tochy" (Masaru Tochibayashi)'s work then have a look at the Warship movies website by typing some 'w's then (dot) 'aeronautic' (dot) 'dk' (forward slash) 'Warships' (space) 'movies' (dot) 'htm'
He may have made all three but he's credited at least in the third clip down. I suspect he's responsible for all three clips.
rbrooks2007 1 year ago
Sadly true, there aren't any flying Mosquitoes at present. But within the limits of the feeble YouTube quality, that footage would have certainly have convinced me if I'd not known that for a fact. Hats off to the film makers!
3pj98 1 year ago
why is this so awesome!! i cant watch it enough!
iriddell1 1 year ago
it looks real, but i kind of knew, there aren't that many of those old planes flying anymore to make up such a crowd of them
weversonman 1 year ago
Simply better than a babbling brook!!!!
mrfifer 1 year ago
This animation is almost too good to be CG.
4223037 1 year ago
..where or rather when on earth was that filmed? It's just fantastic!
ryan3571 1 year ago
Zoltan Bebto from Hungary.Europe.
bebtozoltan55 1 year ago
O_0 Oh god!
StantheGunman 1 year ago
I hope the supposed 3D movie they're making based on the Battle of Midway can have planes that look and sound that realistic. Incredible work.
Treize69 1 year ago
whoever made this animation is a genius
tudorgui1992 1 year ago
Beatiful!!! <3
Rzepeczka 1 year ago
great clip!!!
daveash1963 1 year ago
I would love to get my hands on a couple of Mosquitos
falloutpraiser 1 year ago
i love that sound (:
svinehunden 1 year ago
That's pretty impressive CGI, and it took me until the landing wheel clips to stop trying to work out where they got the air worthy mozzies from. Hah!
ScreamingTc 1 year ago
@ScreamingTc we will have airworthy mosquitoes At the NZ Omaka Airshow next year.
DrLeavingsoon 1 year ago
This is a great piece of animation. Spitfire MkIXs' and de Havilland Mosquito B MkVs'. Any more like this?
Simona050 1 year ago
is this a game? if so what is it called?
rubyboy99 1 year ago
The twin engined monster, I'm guessing a Mosquito? Were they bombers?
Fezztecfilms 1 year ago
@Fezztecfilms I guess you can call them bombers
racingfreak988 1 year ago
@racingfreak988 More like multi-roles: Recon, light bombers, anti-shipping, fighters, night fighters.
ScreamingTc 1 year ago
@Fezztecfilms the first multi role fighter, the true grand daddy of the euro typhoon SU-27, F16 etc. Fantastic plane fastest military airframe of its day, which it held into the 50's until the true advent of the jet!
vividconcept 1 year ago
nice video!!
TranquilityOfPeace 1 year ago
What can I say 0:10 is badass! Hope you all have a good sound system.That sounds wicked.You can feel the power these weapons had!
Kidnam666 1 year ago
They are the most beautiful engine sounds ever recorded
Chamberlinable 1 year ago
great video..........
chietiforever 1 year ago
Only time i have heard anything as good as this was at RIAT with a display by a large number of spitfires including a couple of griffon powered models
themightyPhantom 1 year ago
It is a CGI file. V nice though.
kidscoda 1 year ago
The CG certainly is very good, caught it at the landing. But it was very well done
mikeecho33 1 year ago
the low pass from 0:18 to 0:21 is orgasmic!
shugbot 1 year ago
the first 20 secs looks pretty real but that last bit with the landing is obviously CGI.
ratty860997 1 year ago
Very good quality well made...
Intercity47GBRail 1 year ago
This footage is real no way that computer generated
BrianDewy 1 year ago
I love these old warbirds.
F14ace 1 year ago
This almost gives me a hard-on. So envigourating to see these pictures and it´s with absolute relish that I watch them.
chrophe 1 year ago
Why do people think that everything's CGI when they can't explain something? Duh! CGI won't look this real for some time to come. And have any of you ever heard of a little known movie called...BATTLE OF BRITAIN? LOL. It's not like the film doesn't look old; it's authentic. Just because there aren't any airworthy Mosquitoes left today, doesn't mean they didn't have them back in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s when they could still film flying examples of them.
jakfuki 1 year ago
Kermit Weeks had an airworthy mossie ( he sold it to..... ) and we have one in NZ that is ground running. What is the date of these flights ???? The rego on the aircraft is very interesting ! CGI aircraft NEVER fly correctly , yet these appear to fly perfectly. I suspect it is 50's footage ( 60's possibly ? ) . I believe Mr Spode is correct.....but I am just a pilot.....
tasman763 1 year ago
easily seen cg in the shadows. they can never get the shadows quite right.
joshpoe 1 year ago
I think you will find that these are clips from films like 633 squadron and the battle of britain.
britgary 1 year ago
This is amazing work. Tell this Toki/Tochi guy that he needs to get hired by a production company to make incredible WWII airplane documentaries. Phenomenal!
Boomerjinks 1 year ago
ha ha no mosquitoes still flying. Pwned
infectedvector 1 year ago
To SenorSpode; I completely agree, I am full of drink. But the sound of a merlin (kestrel or griffin) it helps me from this horrible depression! I missed a bomb run once by a Lanc - to my despair. Wonderful things, to hear that growl again and to hear the BF's whistle...
wildhobby 1 year ago
you can see its fake...
NKCrime 1 year ago
Not real but bloody brilliant never the less.
rsyodi 1 year ago
How can anyone NOT think this is GCI? Its totally, 100% impossible for this to be real. Not just the fictional two Mosquitos, but...the Spitfire in Johnnie Johnson's markings (JE-J), is a Mk. IX, in this...not the XIV it should be in real life. Fake.
tempest1944 1 year ago
May God Bless the British Empire and her people
developer3032 1 year ago 18
@developer3032 hehehe, what empire XD ?!
Calgar88 1 year ago
@tempest1944 Actually the first Spitfire to carry Johnnie Johnson's personal markings was a Mk IX
TopGunSGA 1 year ago
@TopGunSGA My mistake...I must've been delirious that day. I should've known that without thinking. :( Can't understand now, why i tried saying his first was an XIV, when I have his book. LOL sorry!! *hits head on desk*
But still, very nice CGI.
tempest1944 1 year ago
The merlin not is real!
dilson0070 1 year ago
I love all old warplanes
john1966elliott 1 year ago
YES!!!!!!! YESS!!!!! love the sounds
WalkingDeadFlyer 1 year ago 2
Now just imagine 30 Of them on a bombing run over france During WW2, Must have sounded Fucking Amazing
ThatAdelaideGuy 1 year ago 4
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That's not CGI. Seriously, do people here watch so much TV as to completely miss the difference between CGI and real life? C'mon...get away from the TVs and get out. There is life outdoors, but you gotta step outside first.
Sometimes I wonder if people debunk the 9-11 WTC shots because the planes didn't explode on contact. What a sad lot.
SenorSpode 1 year ago
Sorry SenorSpode... it is CGi. Look at it again. I know of no airworthy Mosquito, let alone a pair. I promise it's CGI done a by a Japanese fella called Toki or Tochi I think.
norfolkbor 1 year ago 6
You are correct that there are no airworthy mosquitoes in the world. also, the squadron codes are wrong, The HE letters on the fusalage designate 263 sqn which flew whilwinds and typhoons in the war, not mossies. also, the engine noise at the begining and end is from a radial type engine, not a merlin, the flypast is definately merlin tho.. no mistaking that!
daletheguvnor 1 year ago
@norfolkbor Yup. He did some amazing animation jobs...
89Sunbird 1 year ago
@norfolkbor We have a couple of Airworthy Mosquitoes here in the US, one of them is owned by Kermit Weeks
Paladin601 1 year ago
@Paladin601
According to the Mossie.org webpage:
"Q. Are there any Mosquitoes still flying?
Unfortunately at the moment there are no Mosquitoes left in flying condition. The last example, a T.III, RR299, crashed at Barton in the UK on 21st July 1996 killing both aboard. For images of RR299 before she crashed, please see the 'donated files' page."
NO Mosquitos are flying as of today.
NorthernBuck3030 1 year ago
@NorthernBuck3030 Kermit weeks, Mosquito is considered "Potentially airworthy". It was damaged during Hurricane Andrew at Fantasy of Flight in the Orlando area. Actor Cliff Robertson of the movie 633 squadron has one in storage along with his Spitfire in Santa Maria, California, don't know if it is airworthy. Thxs for the info.
Paladin601 1 year ago
@norfolkbor - just to let you know, there are airworthy Mossies - NZ's Omaka Airshow will host one in April next year.
DrLeavingsoon 1 year ago
@DrLeavingsoon
It's good you confirm that because when i was the origional Mossie Museun in London Colney last year, they told me about NZ building an airworthy Mossie again.
Seeing the Mossie fly again will be like 70 years worth of X-mas and B-day pressies combined!!!
wellardme 1 year ago
@norfolkbor What makes you think it has to be recent footage ?
spitzbang 1 year ago
@norfolkbor well this is obviously CGI, but there are air worthy Mosquitos. Iv seen plenty of clips of them
Bmarch08 1 year ago
@norfolkbor
eaa.org/news/2010/2010-11-24_mosquito.asp
aerozg 1 year ago
@SenorSpode It is CGI. Observe 0:30. The light is obviously a computer generated effect.
MediaNexus 1 year ago
@SenorSpode Oh my god, LMAO! "That's not CGI. Seriously, do people here watch so much TV as to completely miss the difference between CGI and real life?", yeah obviously you cant tell the difference, HAHAHAHAHAHAH!
dhart1977 1 year ago
@dhart1977 So, what does this video tell you: that it's virtually impossible to tell the differnce between CGI and real life or that you are a pussymouthed crackhead? I rest my case with you, loser.
SenorSpode 1 year ago
@SenorSpode lol it's CGI the joke's on you buddy
Dllshockk 1 year ago
@Dllshockk Well, I can take a joke like this. It's pretty good, a lot better than watching some wet-dream scene play on Final Fantasy or Doom...
SenorSpode 1 year ago
@SenorSpode There are no fly-worthy mosquitoes left, it is CGI.
mrrmancunian 1 year ago
@SenorSpode
I really agree with you.
chrophe 1 year ago
@SenorSpode Mate it is CGI - super good but watch the landing and you can tell that it isn't real
stevenesmond2 1 year ago
@stevenesmond2 Thanks, I know now...that took some real work to get that good. You gotta look REAL hard to see it's CGI. The only thing I don't like about CGI is that it numbs us to the real thing when we experience it. Virtuality is nice, but nothing beats real life.
SenorSpode 1 year ago
@SenorSpode FAIL!
AngelusFromHell 1 year ago
@AngelusFromHell Ledditgo, I came clean. Jeez...
SenorSpode 1 year ago
@SenorSpode
as worthy and inspiring your comment should be. it is actually CGI. not proving you wrong in your face. but it is.
motabikeboy 1 year ago
Omg I never even realized this was CGI until just now. Absolutely amazing
ilovecereal371 1 year ago
starting at 0:14 the sound was absolutly epic.Great CGI.
timmytyphoon 2 years ago
100% agree
cronauer1985 2 years ago
is this a game or just some animation??? i would love to play it if it is
jakey130486 2 years ago
Fantastic music! Spitfires and Mosquito's!!!
duckmanus 2 years ago
that is just an awsome sound sadly we don't hear any more
lennymk6 2 years ago
If that`s CG, bring it on I say!
kevinabalo88 2 years ago
the sound from thelow level fly-by was simply amazing !!!!!
longbow4728 2 years ago 2
bootiful sound
moto46 2 years ago 3
i didnt know mosquites used merlines. Omg on balsa and that fire power, they must have been fearsome.
Shadowrom 2 years ago
@Shadowrom
Hurricanes, Spitfires, Mustangs, Mosquitos, Lancasters and Halifax all used Merlin Engines. There were many other aircraft that used various versions of the Rolls Royce Merlin engines.
atfutube 2 years ago
Thats Mk IX spitfires with the mozzies I think.
I love that low pass over the fields :)
5000433 2 years ago
Thats not just motor sound, this is music!!!!
Lumpy15120 2 years ago 38
agreed XD
250350murph 2 years ago
estupend norfolkbor
adinettv 2 years ago
Holy crap I had no idea untill the very end that it was CG.
deltasevenma7 2 years ago
What did you use for the animation?
gaktkr 2 years ago
great CG , the landing sequence was the best
martinezz88 2 years ago
looks amazing
westeyboi 2 years ago
Super CG> It had me guessing for a second.
Alexmcgruer3 2 years ago 16
it make me fell in the ww2
cachopawow 2 years ago
AWESOME CGI! no really its not sarcasim, really awesome!
leow626569 2 years ago
very true
tchago 2 years ago
gotta love it
gambler86559 2 years ago
Great video, TY.
ANZUS777 2 years ago
beautiful
velidhu2004 2 years ago
Is this a Flight Sim? Or Real?
trekster1 2 years ago
Real
bigdave260 2 years ago