Скачать или смотреть RC 1/3 SCALE BRISTOL SCOUT TYPE D WW1 FIGHTING/SCOUT - ANDY CRADDOCK DAWN PATROL UK BMFA NATS - 2015

I COULDNT RESIST BUT TO FILM THIS WORK OF ART DESIGNED AND SCRATCH BUILT BY ANDY CRADDOCK OVER TWO YEARS WHILST ON DISPLAY AT THE BMFA NATIONALS AT BARKSTON HEATH,
SHE IS ONE THIRD SCALE WITH A WING SPAN OF 98 INCHS,
WEIGHS 35LBS - 15.8KG AND IS POWERED BY A GEARED 3W 75cc PETROL / GAS TWO STROKE ENGINE AND WILL BE FLOWN ON FUTABA RADIO GEAR,

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The Bristol Scout was a single-seat rotary-engined biplane originally intended as a civilian racing aircraft. Like other similar fast, light aircraft of the period it was acquired by the RNAS and the RFC as a "scout", or fast reconnaissance type. It was one of the first single-seaters to be used as a fighter aircraft, although it was not possible to fit it with an effective forward-firing armament, until the first British synchronisation gears became available, by which time the Scout was obsolescent. Single-seat fighters continued to be called "scouts" in British usage into the early 1920s.
The period of service of the Bristol Scout (1914–1916) marked the genesis of the fighter aircraft as a distinct type and many of the earliest attempts to arm British tractor configuration aircraft with forward firing guns were tested in action using Bristol Scouts. These began with the arming of the second Scout B, RFC number 648, with two rifles, one each side, aimed outwards and forwards to clear the propeller arc,
Two of the Royal Flying Corps' early Bristol Scout C aircraft, numbers 1609 and 1611, flown by Captain Lanoe Hawker with No. 6 Squadron RFC, were in turn armed with a Lewis machine gun on the left side of the fuselage, almost identical to the manner of the rifles tried on the second Scout B. using a mount that Hawker had designed. When Hawker downed two German aircraft and forced off a third on 25 July 1915 over Passchendaele and Zillebeke he was awarded the first Victoria Cross for the actions of a British military pilot in aerial combat.

THE MUSIC IS FROM - KIKYO4815,
THE SONG IS CALLED "WE SHALL REMEMBER" BY "Zabójcza Niespodzianka" by Hans Zimmer

THIS POEM WAS ATTACHED TO THE MUSIC -

In Flanders Fields, where poppies blow,
Brave heroes rest from long ago.
In battles, amid the shot and shell

FILMED AT THE BMFA NATIONALS RC MODEL AIRCRAFT SHOW AT RAF BARKSTON HEATH - GRANTHAM - LINCOLNSHIRE UK - NG32 2DQ
OVER THE WEEKEND OF AUGUST 29th & 30th - 2015,
THIS EVENT WAS SUPPORTED BY THE BMFA,

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