Deeside Indoor 9.10.10 Vid

Little vid ive made of Graham "Rolling" Roscoe and his wicked 50grm Shokies at the Deeside do

The indoor models progress so fast, who remembers the never get a model lighter than this 250grm Ikarus shokkies

http://vimeo.com/15746461

M

what gear does it have, links please, is 50g all up with all the radio gear

Correct, he's not got a website running yet but

Motor is a AP05 (see robotbirds)
7amp ESC (striped of all heatshrink and thinner wire added)
3x 2.5grm bluebird servos
airframe milled to hell
cotton/kevlar for tail controls
1mm tube carbon for under cart
0.5mm carbon for everything else

I saw Graham's flying at Deeside on Saturday afternoon during a shockie session.
Quite awesome. The most spectacular to me was the slow hesitating descent and ascents either nose down or nose up.
I asked mark about it on Sunday and he explained it was "Rolling Roscoe" and the design he was flying was an extra, an expensive kit from Martin Muller in Germany.
So I had to see what Martin Muller could do and found this of him flying the extra like graham flew on utube

https://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=YxsiET4kUuU&feature=related

Rolling now has a website

www.grahamroscoedesigns.webs.com

Nice video

Oh, and Tell Mr Roscoe to put the display into "Perspective" mode when taking screenshots, or doing rendering. Not doing so makes everything look wierd....

Andy

Just for Paul, here's some vid of Rolling Roscoe flying the MM Extra. Thanks to Steve Webb for the vid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN4bKsI3pEg

Another vid showing the sights and sounds of Deeside, Including me flying my big milled Yak very badly



Thanks again to Steve Webb

M

sound that

good vid, the trogan looks a little on the fast side for indoors would be a hadfull in a smaller hall. Shame about the scratches on the record in the soundtrack.