That held together a lot better than I thought it would. I was expecting to see pieces flying off at that speed.

The fact that he's standing in the middle of the runway and trying to land on the same runway tells me this guy crashes every plane he builds.

That bought tears to my eyes, at least the damage was very minimal. Warbirds are certainly extremely tough and excellent flyers also.

I think this is the same guy that crashed the Zirolli B 25. There's a lot of talent at that field

Was a great video... Then really sad at the end!

Tank you for your comment! Did you see other postings of ScaleJetFred channel? Happy New Year, Fred

Stuart, thank you for your comment! Tony will fly it again soon, Third time lucky? Fred

Great You commented, I passed it on to Tony. Regards Fred

Thanks for the comment, I send it to the pilot

What plans/kit is it?

Strong airframe.

Hopefully not too hard to repair. Great looking model. seemed to fly well too.

A beautiful plane, very sorry about the "landing".

Yeah never rely on ailerons when that low, especially on a low wing i have done it myself....i learned real quick.

I have asked the builder/pilot to tell answer the question. regards Fred

Been there, done that! Damage didn't look too bad so I'm assuming she'll fly again.

Hi, i think that rc is over constructed, you may try to make it stronger so i can take more crashes but i think it makes it heavier so its more difficult to land and makes it stall faster!!! Just my opinion!!! Nice video thought.....

When things go wrong,it goes fast

He flew it just just fine what happened??? Could this be a balance along with not enough flap use??

Never seen a field where you can stand on the runway to takeoff and land or is it just the way video was shot

What plane is this?

That's all on the pilot.

to fast on low level you should have approach with lower speed and full flaps down sorry for this crash my friend

Money can buy a lot of things, talent isn't one of them.

Indeed Glenn! Strengths is weight and weight is compensated by higher speed. This in turn gives problems at landings because of higher speed. The good thing: the plane flew again! - see on my channel: Scale Jet Fred kzfaq.info

Interesting belly landing technique...

3:05 „Oh, scheisse!” :D

Why is he landing so far away? Because he standing on the bloody strip if he moved back he wouldn't have caught all the weed, and he could have belly landed on all the soft green good good.

the damage wasn't that bad

Not bad...just a little tumble.

it looked like it survived the crash ok

he will find a lot of internal bleeding,,, or he better look hard to keep from repeating,,, ole USN vet

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Have seen other vids with this pilot, trying to land. He should not be flying warbirds. Go back to a high-wing trainer and learn how to land.

This guy can't fly very well, I don't care how rich or how old he is it's clear he has low skills , coming in that fast and his split flaps aren't effective maybe they should've been adjusted more down and some elevator mix to compensate, I could see his ailerons where set low to mid rates when he was landing also no mix with the rudder either very little control on the landing and it seemed his awareness of his surroundings weren't very good...