2007 Show-Me Warbird Classic Invitational
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@junkersc10 it's my understanding that that f5f was to be a carrier-based twin-engined fighter due to its speed and maneuverability as well as its nose-mounted package of 5 (i think, or 6) .50 cal MGs. Its chief drawback to its development was that its engines had a nasty tendency to catch fire on start-up (mostly). It was the plane of comic book hero Blackhawk and his squadron in World War II.
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big enough for me to ride on it!
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Great Video but again, unnessary censorship by Warner Music Group again!!!!!
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no sound:(
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Man this is a great video! Thanks.
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good vid ... the music should not be that loud, because it's difficult to hear the planes.
greetings from Germany
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very cool thank !
Great video. I am very interested in the F5F skyrocket, it is great to see a large scale one fly. I have just finished one at 100" and would like to contact the owner of the one in your video if possible. Do you have a contact e-mail for him. I have a few questions, like CG location etc.
junkersc10 2 years ago
The skyrocket in the video has changed hands again and is owned by someone down in Texas that I am not in contact with. They flew it at Bomber Field outside of Houston this summer (09). I flew it once and it is a very nice flying aircraft. Very docile actually, now I'm not sure how docile it is once an engine is out though...
lylevasser 2 years ago