MIG 25 engine failure on takeoff (huge twin jet-powered RC model plane)
The world’s largest jet-powered RC model of the MIG 25 suffers an engine failure on takeoff, sending it plunging into a nearby field.
Only expert flying by 18-year-old Clinton Kraidy (and a fist-full of luck) prevented major damage to the model. In fact, after a few hours of gluing — the model was once again in the air and wowing the crowds.
This is just some of the incredible RC model flying that took place at the 2011 ANZAC international RC jet meeting in Tokoroa New Zealand in February 2011.
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Pilot Clinton did a blow job.?
it just stalled and floated down not sure he really was even control at that point he was along for the ride lucky it landed on something soft.?
If it's a twin jet, did both engines fail? It seems that if only one of the two engines failed, you would think it would have enough thrust to make it back for an emergency landing. That's one of the advantages of a twin engine plane.?
looks like it weighs more than 100g. lol?
I guess you'd better practice power off stalls….. SMH?
Just like real life mig, pos?
why didnt the pilot eject. ???
Beautiful model , glad it was not to badly damaged and was able to fly again !?
finally the whole world sees how shitty migs are?
Serves those commies right?
That's exactly how Goose got killed in Top Gun.?
Ufo at 0:52–0:56?
The Kid That's Flying The Air Plane Is A Speakerhead?
Motor Kid Kid Kid Kid Kid Kid Kid Kid Kid Yeah Kid?
just like real mig jajaja?
looool i thought its a real mig hahaha nice vid?
i did not see a plain plung into a field, false describtion!?