Giant Scale Bücker Bü 133 Jungmeister Biplane 

That would actually work too

would it? …could it? …..never mind the “should it?!?”

I was thinking the exact, same thing. Wow !!!

The plane belonged to the Romanian pilot Alexandru(Alex) Papana.Papană obtained his pilot's license in 1928 while in Romania, and was already setting altitude records in 1931. At the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, he competed in gliding (which was a demonstration sport), finishing a respectable 12th as the only representative from Romania. This earned him an invitation to an aerobatics competition in Los Angeles. Papană accepted the offer, and he and his plane, a Bücker Bü 133B Jungermeister (one of only two versions of that variant ever produced) with the registration YR-PAX, were flown from Frankfurt, Germany to New York, New York aboard the Hindenburg airship in August 1936. He then flew across the United States from New York to Los Angeles, winning the race between the cities. In Los Angeles, he won the national air races that were held there. In December of that year, Papană finished second with the Jungermeister in a race from Miami, Florida to Havana, Cuba. At an airshow in Cleveland, Ohio the following year, Papană was in a battle with fellow aviator Count Hagenburg that ended up crashing the count's aircraft. Papană offered Hagenburg his aircraft, but the count refused. Papană's aircraft was damaged on the runway at an airport in Chicago, Illinois in 1940. The plane was sold twice before being donated to the Smithsonian Institution in 1973. The aircraft is now located at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia. Papană later tested gliders for Northrop as a test pilot, many of his flights being documented in Flying magazine. He was involved in the trials for the P-61 Black Widow aircraft that would be involved during World War II for the United States Army Air Forces.

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No kidding!

it appears to be a pusher , turned into a puller....

What are you talking about ?

Read the description. Some kind of industrial servos.

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@@washout1000 I mean because of size and cost you may as well fly a real plane not an RC giant. Just an opinion from a micro flyer.

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Each to their own.. He has made an outstanding aircraft.. Kudos to him... A project that size would require a lot of dedication and determination... So Well done..