Plane flattens the ground

[Paul Taylor]

This plane does not stunt very well but sure smoothed out our circle.

Thanks Lou!



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[Will Davis]

Should have used a hard point handle.....

[55chevr]

If you used a U-Reely, you could have expanded the circle diameter.   

[Dan Berry]

Is that a 'nitro' engine on that thing?

[Gene O'Keefe]

Must be a Dyna jet --- no prop !

[Zuriel Armstrong]

I see you've gone diesel. The pilot detail looks kind of fake btw

[john e. holliday]

No wonder it wouldn't get air borne.  Not enough wing area.   That is a good shot though.

[Larry Fruits]

Paul,
 Nice "scale" entry. Now all you need is documentation.

 Larry

[Brian Massey]

I'm sorry, but using lines that are so hard to see is why they get stepped on and kinked. You really should start using more visible lines as a precaution.

I'm here to help.

Brian

[Paul Taylor]

Spider wire is very hard to see.
I agree more wing area needed.

And yes we may cross over and do scale. The pilot may need a make over. 😜


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[Jim Kraft]

It will never fly draging the stooge.

[Paul Taylor]

Oh so that third line was to release the stoog?

[John Stiles]

I see the before pic...wheres the after??? Y'all got a lot of hay left...I only have one bale. Me and the three dogs got caught in a thunderstorm and spent a bout an hour in the hay barn. LOL

[john e. holliday]

John, that makes me think of the aroma of fresh mown hay and also the smell of it when I would get in the loft to push some down to the cows.

[John Stiles]

Here's an item I built especially for my flying fields and lawns...it can be filled with water to add penetration:

[John Stiles]

Here's the work I've been doing to increase the diameter of this field to 100' :