Stunt pattern as filmed by a drone.

[Brent Williams]

Last November before I hung the plane up for the winter season, I had the opportunity to have one of my flights filmed by a friendly HD drone operator.  He saw us flying and asked if it would be ok if he filmed a flight. 

It is an interesting perspective to watch a pattern from these angles.
 
While my pattern offers no competition for top level Walker Cup contention, hopefully it is something entertaining nonetheless.

[Target]

Bueno!!!

[Tony Drago]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

[EddyR]

     Very nice Brent. I like the mountains in the background it adds to the depth of the video.
Ed
 

[George Albo]

Nice,

Thanks for posting this.

 

[Allan Perret]

What location is this ?

[Brent Williams]

What location is this ?

Ellis Park, Layton Utah

[Lauri Malila]

Those evil drones could actually be a helpfull tool for training. Have you tried to have it right at zenith, on top of the pilot?
L

[frank williams]

Thanks for posting ... nice perspective ...
as a flatlander .... what are those big huge things in the background 
Frank

[john e. holliday]

Yeah, those mountains are almost as fastenating as the mountains around Tuscon Town.   That is what I miss traveling to and from the VSC.

[Paul Walker]

Been to Hill AFB on business numerous times while I was still working. Wish you guys were out flying when I was there. Would have made some of the time there more enjoyable. I eyeballed those fields every time I went there, but no one flying then.

[Dwayne]

I've been experimenting with this as well, this is our first attempt and will be trying again this season, I think this could be a very valuable  practice tool.