CARL BACHHUBER Flies his 19' B-36 at SMMAC

This 19 foot beauty flies great. Although it was challenging to fly in very gusty winds, Carl performed flawlessly.
Watch for Bomb Drop at 1:46 For more information, Google Carl Bachhuber.

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Science & Technology

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• Carl Bachhuber
• RC B-36b
• Giant Scale RC
• SMMAC
• railnwings

[railnwings]

I don't know, but fast enough to push a

19' B-36 around.

[flightoftheunknown]

what is it with models equipped with retracts...seems like more often than not the things dont work right. Here's this huge model that I'm sure was ridiculously expensive to construct, and the nosewheel is hanging out....jeeeez.

[residentevil742]

i would be scared shitless if this thing was coming at me anyone heard a scale stuka diving at you?

[harrowtiger]

That B-36 is an excellent model, thanks for sharing. I've only got 3 turning, and that is a handful for me. Well done to all concerned.

[rallyden]

noticed that many RC planes that are long, or ones that have wing forms that are longitudinally challenged, dutch rolls quite a bit. Need a yaw damper.

[1212dgriff]

@vector6977 ya it was a joke obvi

[vector6977]

@1212dgriff good luck with that! This weighs over 100 pounds.

[dakotaerin6]

@theedrstrangelove EXACTLY i was wondering the same thing

[1212dgriff]

can you hand throw it or...

[compuguy123]

BB BOMBS :D

[FelinousPUnCoolest]

That's one hell of an impressive R/C aircraft - dunno which would be more of an acheivement, actually having built it.. or mastering flying a scaled aircraft that size (especially in those winds), or merely managing to land it without an expensive 'oops' :)

I suspect it brought a lot of pleasure all round, and it, it's creator/pilot sure deserved the applause and to be mightly proud of having been there and done it.