Flying RC Model StarTrek USS-Enterprise NCC-1701-D Part 2 

Well done friend! Those new inertial dampeners LaForge installed worked like a charm. You are awesome! I love your sense of humor too. I LMAO at the "special effects" :).

Great flying model! Glad you got the center of gravity issues worked out. Amazing that such a faithful reproduction can actually fly in the atmosphere!

This is just so many kinds of AWESOME! The auto stabilization was brilliant and it is amazing how stable the flight is after that was added, GREAT JOB!

FANTASTIC!!! Your ingenuity is beyond compare! You need to patent and market this. Of course you will have to work with Paramount intellectual property attorneys, etc., but in the end the profit will be "beyond the dreams of Avarice"..or at least anything Quark could imagine! :-)

Many flying models of TV spaceships don't tend to look faithful to the original because of the need of adding stabilizing fins, etc. Your model, however, is as accurate as it can possibly be and it flies! Now if you could hide the motor and prop, you got it 100%. Maybe a ducted fan in the impulse section. Well done!

This is incredible! It's hard to believe that it is all homemade, it looks very professionally built. The lighting is amazing! When your Enterprise is soaring through the sky, it looks like the real thing! Excellent!

That was so cool! I haven't smiled this much in a long time.

That was a brilliant modification and all the smiles that came from watching your video came so freely with no interfering vortices. .

Wow, the UFO-sightings that must follow ;-)

Only 62k views?! A sadly underappreciated masterpiece of engineering! For such a non-aerodynamic design the way you've near perfectly preserved the look of the ship and were still able to get it to fly so well is unlike anything I've ever seen. Well done sir!

Beautiful, beautiful work! Seeing it transform into such a stable flying machine was great. Watched in awe.

Historic. With tears in my eyes my confidence in mans innate out side of the box thinking is restored, with the theme of going where no man has gone before. Live long and prosper.

Really nice work on this. As a non-flying model you made a great ship, the fact that it flies so well is a testament to your ingenuity and hard work. It really looks great when it makes those speedy low passes. :)

Engineering worthy of Star-fleet itself! Congratulations! An awe-inspiring achievement!

I watched part 1 of this video, building this model. And now I watched this one. This is awesome....!!!!!! i get the shivers wow...wow.....wow...!!! You can make yourself a billionaire with this..!! No doubt!!

Outstanding! Incredible work and dedication. I'm totally impressed. Your flight skills have improved as well with the Voyager control improvements. Thank You for sharing Your inspiration and delightful experience. You're terrific! Ignore the critics. Those that can DO! Those that CAN'T CRITICIZE!

Increíble!!! Mi corazón se siente tan emocionado al ver al menos una ENTERPRISE volar!!!! Que emoción que hayan logrado algo así SORPRENDENTE!

Great hobby and fun to see the Enterprise flying in the atmosphere!

So glad to see you learned to fly that fine ship. God Speed!

ABsolutely amazing to see that in flight. You did a top notch job on it

the two dislikers are borg.

Excellent! I was skeptical at first. But, after seeing the "bugs" worked out and the NCC-1701-D achieving stable flight, I finally became very impressed. Good job!

This is simply badass. I wish I could like it twice.

Super job. In the first video, it kept stalling out due to too much lift by the saucer section. I see you overcome that and have achieved at level flight. Phenomenal achievement.

Excellent modeling and flying skills! Looks like it was a real handful to keep in the air!

WOW it looks a lot more stable than in the original video. Great job!

Brilliant...nothing short of brilliant! Very creative and ingenious. I like the captions too. I was laughing out loud at them as I watched this thing fly around. Very cool!

You've got it flying very stable, now. Nice job!!!

best radio controlled anything ever. Now to fit a laser to it for even more fun!

Love the lights! Even if it couldn't fly looks awesome!

Fantastic. It shows where there's a will, there's a way 👍 I applaud your ingenuity and especially your determination !

Great model, great flying. Very impressive.

Very cool, at the end its amazing how well it flew from the first few test flights how unstable is seemed

omg ! that was so great ! it seemed to have flown smoother as it got higher in altitude - straighter vectors !and the way it looked like a ufo when it flew against the night sky or the twilight of the sun set. it made me miss the episodes of star trek tng - when it was flying around like that ! thank you for posting these videos ! i want to make one ! maybe a shuttle.

This is truly brilliant! Congratulations. I think this flying model and the Star Trek franchise generally is partly about humanity's subconscious but absolute commitment to make the dream of interstellar travel a reality someday, and to be connected to other intelligences in the universe. Your next project should be a flying model of the 'Pheonix lights' UFO, complete with LEDs of course! Magnificent!

You are a genius. Well done. Superb model. Greetings from Australia.

All I have to say is AWESOME. Thank you for sharing. One day, a starship like this or some other kind can be built for real. Maybe a few centuries from now, but some day.

ya know something I cry every time I see a Enterprise model cuz I think of Scotty and think he would be so proud!!! LONG LIVE STAR TREK!!!!

Looks exactly like i would imagine it would look in real life, what an amazing project! Amazing! good job. :)

You've improve your flying which is obvious from the first one where you were struggling to keep it flying evenly. Your improvements have helped too. Enjoyed watching this.

so impressive. Have a lot of fun watching your Star Trek Videos

Hey, Thank You for taking the time to create something amazing and that I've always wanted to do. I know it took passion to do what you did. I am extremely impressed with your design and stability of the craft, and lets not forget those "LIGHTS" Spectacular!!! And the special effects part nice ending. I am a Trekkie from way back when I grew up watching the original series. To end GREAT JOB.

Now had the chance to see this. Absolutely awesome. I would suggest building a much larger version which would help on hiding the fans. Then, add fans in the saucer section so you can get it to hover.

Very impressive! I saw both videos, and really thought it couldn't fly better, but this vid was awesome!

A fantastic modell! I can't believe that you modell is flying...great illumination! How must it look like, when you modell is twice this size!

this guy and his ship need a cameo in next star trek series or movie, this is just fantastic ! Qapla'

Incredible model. Awesome work.

Brilliant job, C of G looks difficult to sort out,stabillity much better now. Hope it lives long and prospers!

Gorgeous. Congrats!!!! LOVE the LEDs

Awesome job stabilizing the flight!!!

frickin awesome, luv the fact u got the lites all over it, makes it badass

NIce job! You got the stability under control

GREAT!!!!!!!! ............ I THOUGHT WATCHING THE ENTERPRISE-A IN ANOTHER VIDEO THAT WAS WORKING UNDERWATER WAS. SOMETHING!!....... NOW THIS??.... ENTERPRISE--D IN THE AIR???!!!!!!!!!...... WOOOOOOOW!!!!!....

amazing stabilization! :) never thought it was aerodynamic i really wanna fly in a commercial version of this, this is an excellent proof of concept and it would be really amazing if one day someone could make a small commercial airplane out of this :) just imagine the ride! :D great job guys! Star trek Enterprise, first flight - cornfields of Slovakia! :)

wow looks beautiful when lights on . i love it. kind regards from Mexico City =)

I was skeptical, but I have to admit, you got that thing to fly pretty well!

I really love your 2 vids on this great model you created!!! Fantastic job!

Awesome job dude, especially the dampeners

Can you imaging those folks driving down the road with the Enterprise hovering right beside them. Now that would make one heck of a funny video. Anyway, well done!

very nice Job! that took some talent and hard work, and i'm glad and impressed that it worked out, and a very beautiful machine it turned out to be too. thank you for sharing your work

Awwwsomee!.. somehow I feel lifted watching this...

Even Geordie would be amaze! lol. Great job. Wonderful on so many levels!

0:37 This is why you do not let Deanna take the helm for evasive actions. The Enterprise crew is vomiting all over the place now D:

Thoroughly enjoyed the demonstration of skill and dedication. As the man said "FANTASTIC" I just wonder how you smoothed out those initial stalling problems?

To: TheMiro59, Very Awesome construction & flight ability sir! My compliments to your accomplishing the fabrication & flight ability of your StarTrek USS-Enterprise.

Quite the progression! Still seems a tad tail heavy but you certainly got her down pretty good! She looks awesome in the air! Great job! Now for some phasers, LOL. Those mosquitoes looked horrible! That would drive me nuts while trying to fly!

This is absolutely great

To actually see a shape like that fly is amazing. Part 1 showed how some of the flight was taken from theory to a working model. Keep going to new and better things. Who is going to take a cell phone and interesting new shape to make a computer assisted flight wonder? If you don't think there is any Star Trek in that, then where did cell phones come from?

And it flies but an inspiring vision to see when they ENTERPRISE fly in the air.

I like the looks of this so much better than the SG kit wth the hole in the body for the prop.Also,this has a much better look than just the flat kits.Very nice!

Absolutely brilliant work

impressive how well it flies

Brilliance and determination.

Amazing work! Thank you for share your long hard hours of work and dedication.

Very, very well done. You studied the problem and came up with an Enterprise class solution. Maybe try some green laser diodes pointing downward?

THIS IS AWESOME!! I really like the slow level fly-byes, You did an awesome job building this and your flying skill in the 2nd video from the first.... Amazing that a homemade, and REALLY well made, flying RC model of a space ship could fly so well. NOW you have to make one the size of a car and fly that around, don't tell us you don't have the skill to easily pull this off because we all know you do ;)

Fantastic work. Congratulations.

Nice job on stabilizing it. Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes n Blessings. Keith Noneya

That was an elegant fix to the round wing problem.

Well done, again! Live long and prosper!!!

Brilliant! That is just amazing. Well done, and thank you for sharing this with us!

Nice engineering work!

This is Astounding! How is it you have not made US$10,000,000 from this already???? Have you been approached about putting this into licensed production?

With a pinch of salt: I can imagine, that you could insert two rockets into warp engines and make ignition button named "Warp!". ;) Good job man!

WOW that looks awesome!

I love how it looks when it flies over.

very cool modell of the NCC Enterprise 1701 -D

A simply awesome aircraft. Now a hi-def video for it. :D

Ha ha.. very nice. Good job on finding the balancing problem. I was going to say also that it appears as though the fact that the main point of thrust is too far aft and really needs to be moved forward as the large saucer section seems to be creating too much lift. As you probably know, propeller driver craft have a very strong tendency to pitch the nose upwards which is one reason smaller planes have the engine in the front to help counter that tendency, but even still pilots to always counter that by trimming the elevators anytime they add power to it. There is actually a kit you can buy of this on Ebay which has a mostly front motor design, though it's about 1/4 way into the saucer section. It doesn't look as good at yours by a long shot, but it does fly pretty well. There is video of it on RU-vid as well. Still, Its far more fun and rewarding to build your own from scratch. This looks fantastic and you got it flying very well I see, so really a Great job overall. It's also FAR more fun to watch than most of the other RC planes I see on here. Most of the time I skip those to the take off and landings, but this I watched all the way through a few times. Also it's great how it soft lands very nicely in the high grass, which is it's only drawback not having landing gear, but it greatly protects it from damaging or destroying all your countless hours of hard work. Great job!

Great Stuff, can't wait for the next upgrade

You can sell this and millions will buy. It is the one best thing reminding us of Roddenberry´s utopia.

super rc model you got it flying really good at the end put it into production you would make a mint

Nice job on this build!

Nicely done!!! Just superb!

WOW thats Brill Flys really good well done

Awesome model!

Amazing work! it looks amazing!!!!!

That was absolutely wonderful. Would sure buy one from you if you wanted to make more!

This is awesome. I would so buy one.

I really like the light effect on engines.