Exclusive: Flying Vulcan Model Powered by Jet Italia 220 Engines
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Today on Essential RC, we witness a spectacle unlike any other: the only flying Vulcan model in existence, painstakingly crafted by Richard Hull and his dedicated team of aviation enthusiasts. This colossal model, boasting a scale of 15.5, has undergone a remarkable transformation, now powered by the mighty Jet Italia 220 engines after the initial Jet Central Cheetah 160s fell short. With a substantial nine liters of fuel per flight, this Vulcan model outshines its smaller counterparts like the Viper jet, showcasing unparalleled power and performance in the skies.
The journey to bring this magnificent Vulcan model to life has been a true labor of love, with Leo from Select and Ben from Just Kits playing pivotal roles in its creation. The team's relentless dedication and unwavering passion for aviation are evident in every detail of this awe-inspiring model, culminating in a breathtaking display of engineering prowess. As the only flying Vulcan of its size globally, this model stands as a testament to the team's ingenuity and determination, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of RC aviation.
Flying a model of this magnitude comes with its own set of challenges and regulations, as demonstrated by the rigorous two-hour flight permit process required for public displays. The team's commitment to meeting these stringent requirements showcases their unwavering dedication to safety and excellence in every aspect of their endeavors. As we marvel at the sheer scale and power of this flying Vulcan model, we are reminded of the boundless passion and innovation that drive the world of RC aviation forward, setting new standards and inspiring enthusiasts worldwide to reach for the skies.
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Ground-effect is strong in this model
Memories of seeing the real Vulcan in action
Comments on the loudness of the real Vulcan
Appreciation for the model's design and details
Suggestion for a Vulcan 2 with stealth capabilities
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