I was part of a mock up team of 81 guys giving birth to the C-17 back in the 80's for MDC I retired and now I sit back and watch your video's and reminisce the good old days.. Your talent is equal to all 81 of us back then Great Work!! One more thing we didnt have CanC back then nor much of a computer we were still on DOS to just log in with.. Times have changed for the better in this industry. You kids have it made.
What's it like to work or be friends with, A Man who Can make any RC Model he wishes come true ? without Budget constraints and just totally not worry about it .?...Wow .. You are very fortunate to be around Tyler and have access to his residence, all his tools and machines to build Projects with. I guess he went out and got the best model builder from scrach to work together when he gets time on his planes and be friends with. He seems like a very nice man its something most all of us will never get to do. I really do envy you Ramy !.......Did you move to America ? with your wife ? or you have to go back in a time limit ? Just wondering .! I have really enjoyed watching these videos ...what A treat ...thank You
Your build are getting bigger by each plane Ramy, also looking from when you worked in a small cellar to today, amazing how far you have come. Best wishes and congratulations! 👍💪✌
Who would of thought all those years ago when you started making RC planes, that it would lead to this scale. And all the different skills you have gained along the journey!
Great work Ramy! I'm so happy for you, watching how amazing these builds are turning out, and your system for building them is getting so well refined! Good job, and thank you for sharing this experience with the world!
@@mullvaden83 Billionaire? I knew Tyler had a few quid, even though I'd never even heard of him until Ramy's visit to his house, but it's awesome that someone with basically unlimited funds wants to create things in a hobby we enjoy.
@@unqool I build these planes much smaller and simpler, using a foam core and balsa wood planking. Without using carbon fiber, it's not that expensive :)
Tyler Perry is sparring no expense for these designs. I only have on question!!! FPV with a FULL flight control setup. And fly it like the REAL THING!!! Ramy needs to move to the ATL.
You know, sometimes Ramy, and I'm sure I'm wrong about this, but it really looks as though you are making it all up as you go along. And some of the measurements look as though you are doing them by eye, even though I can see the laser level line. It's all just very wonderful. Thanks. Tom (from France)
I'm always excited to see a new vid from RAMY RC - yet another awesome project in the works! The composites work you guys do is impressive - and most importantly, light! I can't wait to see the next episode.
@RamyRC Do you ever go on vacation??? ;). You are truly a savant at building!.. And, I DO remember wax paper, balsa ribs (etc) and zap in the early 80's.. Best part is.. MOST people who fly now are doing it with "ARF's" (haha)... Money in the game, but no skin.. Ala.. NO real time planning, prepping, building, testing beta level greats.. People either know or they don't.. NOT saying building a balsa plane from a long time ago is anything close to what you've been doing.. Just.. The "kid in me" (I'm 52' now) watches your maidens and I still can't help me get that feeling, even though I don't have anything invested... Really amazed at what you've created!!!
Looking forward to seeing the next videos when it comes to implementing the components: servos, turbines, landing gear, electronics. Can't imagine that they can be off-the-shelf. 👍🌅
Loving the build. Please keep these videos coming. Watching the manufacture of these planes is a pleasure to watch. Would love to see aome voice overs on the decisions on the manufacture including the tooling and materials used
One more small RC plan 😉😅 Thank you to you and the entire team as well as Tyler Perry for sharing these RC plane construction Amazing as usual ! Greetings from France
Have you ever considered doing any of the warbirds from the World War II era? If you have , the three top favorites in most peoples list is the F4-U1D Corsair, the P51 B-D, any version of the British Spitfire, in the final two are usually the Republic thunderbolt (Razorback or bubble canopy) and of course, one of the fastest twin propeller driven aircraft, the P 38 lightning… It is obvious you have this skill set and CAD abilities to re-create an incredible replica of the World War II war birds!
every episode , sucks me in,... breathtaking work ! I guess you are CNC cutting and milling out stuff as well as 3D printing ! I love the way months of work is condensed in to a 15 minute video ! keep it up :-)
Congratulations Ramy. I don't know if you've thought about it, but at the rate you're going, it would be great if you started setting up your own mass production company for those of us who like giant aeromodelling. You've acquired a very good technique for making moulds that can be reused for mass production. Have you thought about making a giant-sized helicopter????
As always Ramy great work, and this lady is going to be another great addition to your portfolio of builds, I’d still love to see you build a VC10 with all four engines it would be fab.
Another beautiful work of aviation art, I love the large scale aircraft that you guys are making, but I'm waiting to see something for the next generation of aviation art that goes beyond what anyone has ever seen, maybe one day, hopefully
If you would lay the fuse carbon fibre at +/-45 degress instead of 0/90 you would significantly increase the torsional strength of it. Same for the wings and stabs.
Well, maybe. 🤔 0/90 lets him use one piece; Solid, strong, & quicker than your suggestion. Plus he has proven the strength of his work countless times. 👌
@@FlyShamu half of this carbon fibre flies for free then :) at 45 degrees you gain a lot of torsional stiffness and the longitudinal bending should also improve by around 70% without adding any mass. Basics of composite structure design.
I've been following you, and your fantastic work, for several years. Love it! 🙂 I guess your 'part-time' job of building R/C aircraft has turned into a full time job. No-Wait-It's not a "job" but love for what you're doing 🙂 If you're having fun, it's not a 'job' 🙂
Ramy, it might not be a leak but a huge amount of air inside in the foam. It looks like you're using beaded foam, and it is full of air. Actually it is air permeable and indeed sealing it on the flange is a big problem.
I can't tell you how thrilled I am to see this new Direction your channel is gone I love how large the planes have gotten can you please please please please please make a yf-23 very large of course that would be so awesome
Hey Ramy. I was 6 when I found your channel. I am now 14 and safe to say i still get the same joy watching these as i did before. I watched the honda jet and c-17 and remember watching the 787 crash you had. Just wondering, is there any way you could get these apart from making them yourself? like can you buy them from a certain website?
Looks like you have integrated the rudder servo with internal control rods, at least I hope you have? I so want to see a whole build with all servo controls on control surfaces internaly connected without any externally visible control rods. That would be amazing. Looking forward to the next video. Awesome work as usual Ramy.
