Flight of the Messerschmitt ME-110

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RC Scale Model of an Messerschmitt ME-110 flown by Jim Suchy at the Lorain County RC Club's Crawfield Field on Sunday evening 7/15/07.

The Messerschmitt Bf 110 (often erroneously called Me 110) was a twin-engine heavy fighter ('Zerstörer' - German for 'Destroyer') in the service of the Luftwaffe during World War II. Later in the war it was changed to fighter-bomber (JagdBomber-Jabo) and night fighter operations, and it became the major night fighter type of the Luftwaffe.

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Flight of the Messerschmitt ME-110

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  • what engines are ...

    what engines are those?

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  • my father flew a ...

    my father flew a me110 in ww2. he was 18 years old and was shot down in france.
    then he was a pow in biloxi, mississipi.
    very interisting to me that that plane is still something special!
    greetings fm germany!!!

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  • Just beautiful, ...

    Just beautiful, recently started building one myself.
    Cheers from Norway

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  • Hi. Most impressive ...

    Hi. Most impressive film of a beaut model. I have been flying a 6ft 110 for some years, & at presemt am building a scaled up one for os 55ax engines. What engines does yours have?. I am flying Zenoah 28 & 38s in 30% Fokker DR1 & D7, Would Love to use Zenoahs in a larger model. The 110 is the best scale twin one can build, erverything is in the right place. I am in New Zealand. Cheers, Alan.

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  • That's in the ...

    That's in the markings of Wolfgang Schenck, Staffelkapitän of 1. Staffel, SKG 210. But it needs to have the letter 'A' in blue, and the white area of the fuselage cross needs to be reduced.

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  • I´m glad to know ...

    I´m glad to know that. Because the film
    does not show the landing, it gives the
    impression that something went wrong. To fly
    a scale model + twin engines requires
    a lot of skill. Thank you and good flights.

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  • Yes, it did land in ...

    Yes, it did land in one piece and this happened many times. The pilot was a very experienced person. He is the one in the video. His name is Jim Suchy.

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  • Nice piece of work. ...

    Nice piece of work. I`m a R/C pilot too. The
    hardest part of the flight is to land in one piece. Did it land in one piece?

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  • where is the ...

    where is the landing? :((((
    or, such a sweet thing couldn't succeed it and down into pieces? :(((((((((((

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  • Tell the camera ...

    Tell the camera operator to switch to manual focus,then zoom out to infinity and focus the lense. After he has done that tell him not to focus again. Now When he zooms the lense in and out the aircraft should be in continues focus. Outstanding Model.

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  • great

    great

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  • Very cool indeed. ...

    Very cool indeed. How much did you aprox pay for that sweet thing?
    Love it

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