The maiden flight of Butch Witlock's Fokker D.VII Airdrome Aeroplane kit plane. Designed by Robert Baslee. Filmed at the 2009 Gathering of Eagles in Gardner, Kansas. The power plant is a Valley Engineering 2280CC VW with a 2.2:1 gear reduction and a 84X50 Culver prop. Tested piloted by Harvey Cleveland.
Harvey is sure sitting high in the seat on this one. Is it setup for a shorter pilot? Or is he sitting on a cushion?
GNiessen 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from mthymer
What is it covered in? The lozenge looks very good!
Mudcruncher 6 months ago
wow ailerons look sensitive, wonderful plane!
noversibirsk 7 months ago
Oh god is that thing ugly... even a stand off scale RC is better scale than this duck.
ChicaWolverina 8 months ago
Vertical take off DVII!!!! Amazing.
603mac 10 months ago
wat about glasses , and some good closes on , no flys and shit in the face ????
pisstank07 1 year ago
Yes, definitely not original horsepower or propeller design. A beautiful plane non-the-less. Also, It has to be structurally built much better than the original design.
easyeagle2 1 year ago
can sb. tell me how much HP is in there? THAT THING GOES UP LIKE HELL!!!
FhjNelson 1 year ago
how much are these kits and do they come in 1/1 scale? or just 3/4?
riflelord2 1 year ago
SWEET! ! ! and notice kids I didn't need to envoke the "A" word.
NDulge1 1 year ago