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Patrick H. Crowe

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AMAZING! RAVE REVIEW! Can you post more specs, where, when, cost and so on?

I'd be especially curious about why they wanted the model to do things no B29 could ever do?

I'm a purist on cars but know nothing about aircraft - - still if someone suggested I modify my '59 Ford Retractable so it could go 150 mph or - - at the other end - - get 40 mpg - - I'd know this person was out of it, right?


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7jxgDZvWPk

This was one of my favorites. Note that the POLEESE fly over to check out the model RC planes. And note that if you attempt to fly RC planes off an RC plane track or order RC plane parts... Homeland security will track you.

Check out his other video of his su37 with gyros!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLPK0nfACbI&feature=channel

Pat, the model B-29 can fly like that BC we have light weight materials now that we didn't have 65 years ago (unless you count the failed Spruce Goose). Still it was a remakable plane, one of the best in history. I love to see real ones fly. We have shows in Lakeland Florida and my home is on the flight path.... they make an unmistakable lub-lub sound as they fly over head that I can pick out form other plane. I can only imagine what it must have been like to see dozens of them flying in formation off the coast of England, France and into Germany.
 
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