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A swarm of (Gee)Bees
Germans letting their hair down.. with their usual precision.
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That looks like it was a LOT of fun.
How do you think they keep track of their own plane when they all look alike?
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Bee Gees are so cool.
I love it because it looks like it should not be able to fly.
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Here is my collection of what us R/C pilots call "foamies", injection molded styrofoam construction "almost ready to fly" kits. I have the smaller Gee Bee, probably a 10" to 12" wingspan. A notably difficult model to fly, even with modern onboard gyro stabilization and all of that. The one meter version shown in the video would, I'm sure, be much easier. It would be about the size of my Cub and larger Pitts S1.
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My former car
