Love the sound

Wow

Awsome

My favorite plane ya. your videos are cool

I have played china recently but i accident shot someone it was only a wing so no serious damage but he crashed on purpose so it said i team killed him and then tried to get everyone to report me but no one did and i won the argument 🙂

Cool

Doing well mate. No worries with your narration. If you need help with Russian - let me know :)

THe Audio sucks..

Wow

Well done you got 1k

Ok 0:13

Great video, you earned yourself the 1,000th sub

So close to 1k subs Can't wait to watch the video

When was this filmed?

OOOOOOOOH YEAAAAAH !

I'm always amused by these types of videos.😊 They add very little New information to a subject, while using the least costly visual aids - as a previous post pointed out 6 or 7 photos used for 6 mins of presentation! Add this to a terrible AI voice-over - At least I Hope it was Ai and Not a H I M - because it was just soo bad, that if it were some guy, then they should have Used an AI voice-over!! The photos, voice-over and lack of any Production at all, aside... there was some decent information about models, engines and "end use" which seems to have extended this little 'Jack of all Trades' plane's lifespan by a larger margin than most contemporary planes or the era! I can accept that it was totally out-done by all mid-1950s jet planes, in the same role; but what I often wonder about is, with tried & true aeronautics and reliability well proven, why was it not lightened as much as possible (or even lengthened) for civilian use? Obviously over time technology & avionics would need updating, but when you think about it, a lot of the light 2-seat civilian aircraft - obviously Cessna come to Immediate mind - but a lot of those little planes were designed in the 1950s when this plane was still successfully flying in various roles. Maybe it's just me, but the Costs for buying and running a 2-seat aircraft in the UK, EU, Antipodes & Africa is quite prohibitive -unless you can find a niche business model! - compared to the USA, which is why most light aircraft are manufactured there! (With the exception of Alaska, but most aircraft built to match the conditions found there are bound to exceed, by far, "normal" costs!🫣😰 Ramble over now! I'm away to see if any Arado airplanes turn up in "Rex's Hangar" or "Dark Skies" usually 2 great sources of Military Aircraft Information! Slán, 🤞🍀POD☘️😎 Wishing Everyone; Health, Happiness & An Interesting Life! 🖖

BEAST! Imo the very best prop driven single seat fighter. Pity it just missed WW2 because it wouldve been a wolf in a hens house!

Love the sound of that sleeve valve engine.

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What airport?

Interesting but very annoying to look at 6 different pictures for about 6 to 7 minutes

Odd looking

Awsome

Amazing 🤩

❤❤❤😊

Wildcats always look their best in U.S. markings but the plane itself is beautiful. Nice resto.

Sorry sea fury (navy)

Was the fury for the navy, sorry if im nieve

I don't remember a 5 bladed prop.

It’s actually a limited production de-navalised land version of the Sea Fury. No original Fury fighters were produced.

Low tier france is the best tier for france aviation wise

That’s a FW 190

How cool

pilot cannot see ANYTHING.

Wow

Another first for the US. Interestingly, the engines ran on Maple syrup. It was discontinued because it kept flipping over. The flying "Waffle" followed soon after and has never stopped since. Little known fact - The "SR" in "Blackbird SR" stands for "Some Raisins" continuing the Breakfast theme, and kept the Blackbird in regular sevice.

Yay pancake plane

Nice video

Nice edit

Wow

This plane was the first model kit I built it was red and had a black nose

The plane from warthunder

I the UK we know them as the Jet Provest

I unlocked the 1200lb bomb on the lancaster

I love the anson I'm going to get the airfix kit