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@screaminlordbyron7767

4 жыл бұрын

When you say short hop you're not kidding! Great STOL.. thanks Paddy

@carlosvarelafunes9319

4 жыл бұрын

Tecnología nazi y de hitler aunque les duela.

@leonarddelamothe8898

3 жыл бұрын

Carlos Varela Funes nidm

@henrymuse8013

2 жыл бұрын

@@screaminlordbyron7767ok

@henrymuse8013

2 жыл бұрын

@@screaminlordbyron7767 j

My father served as a medic in one of these. When flying out an injured soldier from a field exercise they had an unexpected burst of sidewind at the exact time the plane set the wheels on ground when landing on the airfield on return. The Fieseler promptly went topsy-turvy and ended upside down. Landing speed were, as my dad said, about a brisk walking pace. Dad suffered a bruised wrist, the pilot a broken leg and the patient crawled out of the plane with no more injuries than he had when taken onboard.

@davefellhoelter1343

9 ай бұрын

Love it! "I Know" this is 100% TRUE! as you Just Can't make this Yhit UP! RIP GREATEST Generation! My Gramps was one who Bombed your Dad! from B 17's but he held no HATE, Just his DUTY! Other Gramps(mom's dad) was a SEA BEE Col in the Pacific! my Uncle, Dad's oldest bro was on the Missouri at the Surrender! he was NOT to FOND of alive Japs after Kamikaze's! for ever!

One of finest aircraft ever designed. Some aircraft represent major leaps in aviation. This is one of them.

@skippmclovan1135

9 ай бұрын

One of the prettiest aircraft ever made . . ummmmm..... ??

@braamvorster8249

6 ай бұрын

I cannot agree more! This model was built for slow flight, and it does that to an extent which, even today, would be hard to equal.

@beyondrecall9446

Ай бұрын

Hanna Reitsch landed it in front of the Brandenburg gate to take Von Greim to the Fuhrerbunker to receive the position as head of the Luftwaffe on some 26 april 45... I had the pleasure to help make a lot of these .. a local man made 200 of them as 2/3 size UL planes.. proved tk be the ultimate bush plane

Lovely plane. One of those secured the existence of my family due to flying my badly injured great-grandfather out of Stalingrad, with him laying on one of the two stretches that were often mounted underneath both wings

@user-uw9tq4lb2s

2 жыл бұрын

ему крупно повезло большинство не были такими везучими

@totolecretin

2 жыл бұрын

Lovely plane? Not in France between 1940-1945

@Vickzq

Жыл бұрын

@@totolecretin It's a plane mainly used for reconnaissance.

@user-ky3fq5tn1y

Жыл бұрын

Зачем твой прадед пришёл в Сталинград?

@davejob630

Жыл бұрын

I’m glad he made it! Thanks for the story, it always illuminates the context!

They really do float back to the ground graceful as a Stork, lovely aircraft.

This plane was also unique of it's mechanical slats. One of a kind.

When i saw one of these at the Shuttleworth Collection, we were fortunate to have a steady headwind of at least 30kt, which allowed it to have a takeoff run of about 8 feet, following which it was able to hover motionless at an altitude of 6 feet. Spectacular. On that day it could have taken off from the car park.

@drbobsnightmare2521

Жыл бұрын

Not safe, if the wind dies or changes direction, hello stall.

What a marvelous example of purpose-designed engineering.

Superbly filmed, the details on the stationary aircraft were amazing

My uncle was in the USAAC in WWII. His unit took over a Luftwaffe airfield somewhere in Belgium. They “captured” a Storch that had been abandoned and used it as a squadron hack. He had quite a bit of time in it. Said it was a blast to fly.

@alexandre210613

4 жыл бұрын

Gerry Carmichael ... a photo of your grandpa and this storch?

@gerrycarmichael1391

4 жыл бұрын

alexandre210613 No. It was my uncle and not this particular Storch. In fact that Storch that my Uncle flew met it’s demise at the end of a US Army bulldozer blade. His unit had captured (by his account) quit a few German aircraft. His Commanding Officer knew that they would be moving to a more forward base. So the story goes the Air Corps offered any pilot the opportunity to have any captured airplane that operation paper clip wasn’t interested in shipped home for the sum of 50 bucks. (In 1944 that was a huge sum). He didn’t have that kind of money as most of his paycheck was being sent to my grandmother. So shortly before they vacated that base a huge trench was bulldozed and all the captured German aircraft as well as the lame ducks out of the squadron inventory (including the beloved Storch) were pushed into the trench and buried.

@alexandre210613

4 жыл бұрын

@@gerrycarmichael1391 Hello Gerry, what a story ! No luck ($) for your uncle but as we say with us: a badly acquired good never benefits. Lol. An expression without borders i imagine. The main thing is that he returned safely. As for this buried treasure, he may still be there. Let me dream (lol) Thank you Gerry for this witnessing. I wish you and your family a very happy new year !

Thank you for sharing this. One of my favorite planes.

Great Storch Love it - underrated

When I was yong we used to have a Storch as a tug in our gliding club. I have had much opportunity to fly as a passenger on this machine. Tremendous !!!!!

@yangxun1877

4 жыл бұрын

One of famous passengers was Mussolini :)

Masterpiece of an aircraft

I saw the South African Airforce Museum's Fieseler actually hanging dead still in the air for a few seconds before it touched down at Zwartkops air force base. At the Margate airshow it circled almost horizontally with one wingtip actually rotating the other direction! That is just incredible! 😮❤

Remarkable flying characteristics

Still better than anything built 80 years on. Beautiful, graceful and could still have purpose today.

@robinx961

20 күн бұрын

Maybe as a training aircraft?

Sweet aircraft. Nothing like a private ambulance! Great video.

So beautiful, so basic, a master piece, great piece of art, I can't help admiring it.

@bluarcher5941

3 жыл бұрын

no doubt that Germany built the best looking, if not the best performing aircraft, hands down. Nicely done piece of film.

Love the sound of that V8!

Sehr schöne Detailaufnahmen.

Hangar 10 hat wirklich schöne Flugzeuge

Den Fieseler Storch habe ich 1986 zum ersten Mal auf dem Hockenheimring gesehen während einer Austragung eines Formel 1 Rennens . Ich war sehr überrascht über die Fähigkeiten dieses Flugzeuges und man hatte manchmal den Eindruck, dass sie in der Luft stehen bleibt. Für den Start und Landung reichen nur ein paar Meter und mit etwas Gegenwind hebt sie ab wie eine Feder. Einfach ein tolles Flugzeug. 😊👍

@martinmiessler5025

2 жыл бұрын

War seiner Zeit weit voraus der Storch,das Fahrwerk hat einen Federweg von knapp Einem Meter, die Landeklappen lassen Fluggeschwindigkeiten von 30 Knoten (etwas über Sechzig Stundenkilometer ) zu. Die RAF hatte so was ähnliches, nur nicht so gut und so Vielseitig.

@Beimann_1973

Жыл бұрын

@@martinmiessler5025 In der CSSR gab es dann einen ähnlichen Vogel, nannte sich L 60 Brigadyr und wurde u.a. als Agrarflugzeug genutzt.

In a pinch..you could jump out safely! What a fantastic airframe. SurGut!

Brilliant design. Rommel loved to survey the battlefield in one.

Pity they can't be built today as a kit with a modern engine. That stol run is awesome.

@davejob630

Жыл бұрын

I think you’ll find they are. Certainly there have been some made 3/4 scale I believe - not sure what donk they ran though.

Thanks for the video, I respect pilots and the flying of the airplanes and this is a very interesting looking plane, thanks

Right after high school, I took the bus to a nearby village where an old man was making them as UL bushplanes in his workshop. Very grateful to this day. He is old now, he drinks and haves fùn, only works on carousels cos he loves horses..Nestor Slepčev.. A "Slepcev Storch", look it up I Amazing man. He made 200+ of them, also had a UL bf-109 and a Ju87 Stuka. Superior bush plane, he even reenacted Skorzeny's rescue of Mussolini in the Italian Alps to prove it's worth.

Как их не хватает,этих маленьких помощников!👍❤️

@user-ur1pp2qq8o

2 жыл бұрын

Конструктор-гений.

Damn good looking airplane!!

I love the sound of the engine

This aircraft is pure grace. Beautiful.

Beautiful bird! It still looks modern!

@roscoefilms

Жыл бұрын

no.

@robinx961

20 күн бұрын

​@@roscoefilms A Cessna or Piper plane doesnt look much different. This one just looks even more purpose-built

klaus plasa ist sowieso einer der besten

Underrated and underestimated just how influential the design was on future light aircraft. Our annual local flying often has 2 or 3 show up, and the owner sells bushman planes. He is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to these lovely planes legacy.

Taken off. In no time. Nice machine

BEAUTY, A TRESURE !!!!

Excellent film footage and sound.

That's a thoroughly badass engine note

@ 1:57 I was like "Oh shit, don't hit the HA-112 Buchon with the wing, ffs..!" :D Great video and it's really amazing that it had the original engine.

A highly rare D model! I think there's only three or so of these in existence, the only other ones I know of are D-EMAV and N40FS

Damn he used a lot of starter on that fire up!! WoW!

I LOVE THE FIESELER STORCH. IT'S MY FAVORITE AIRCRAFT

@carolus651

4 жыл бұрын

Favorite ??

@reimarhorten4328

4 жыл бұрын

@@carolus651 yes

@modulfleirfall

4 жыл бұрын

Why are you shouting?

@WilmerCook

2 жыл бұрын

Mine too!

This and the Lysander is one of my favourites

Excellent footage 👍😎

SUPERB aircraft!! 😊👍

I marvel at how the wing holds together with the centre section missing.

@SuperRede4u

4 жыл бұрын

As well did you know that the wings are hinged and fold back in a unique way. It's a pretty amazing aircraft.

I recovered a 1/4 model of this Airplane for my Friend few years ago. It was a amazing flyer.

@beyondrecall9446

Ай бұрын

1/4? Was it built by Nestor Slepčev? A "Slepcev Storch"? I had the pleasure to work for that man right out of high school here in Serbia. Amazing man. He made 200+ of them but as ultra-light . Superior bush plane, he even reenacted Skorzeny's rescue of Mussolini in the Italian Alps to prove it's worth..

This is a real Beauty!

Wow, nice bird!!!

BEST Fiesler video I have ever seen ♥♥♥♥♥♥

I love those planes, too 😎

125 of these planes were used in the invasion of Luxembourg and Belgium on May 10 1940 to secure key road junctions or disrupt telephone lines before the advancing spearheads would arrive. Some of those crash landed having to get down on plowed fields instead of the very roads due to unforeseen obstacles and were subsequently burned by their pilots not to let them fall into enemies hands (the motor was cast from Electron alloy, which burns quite nicely after set ablaze by a thermite rod). About 500 soldiers were flown in that way. The majority of the planes used though were able to safely take off from their landing sites and return eastward to the Reich. The unsuspecting enemies actually were rather bemused and unwilling to accept wartime conditions. On one occasion Luxembourg policemen tried to arrest the heavily armed (tank rifle, Mg34, SMG) soldiers claiming their country's neutrality (which was about to be violated the very moment several miles further east by advancing infantry divisions). Source (german): www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/d-40617184.html

It's always crazy to see how easily it takes off.

What a beast......I love it

That's a Very Short Take~Off~Airborne~Landing alright! Bravo Zulu! Fieseler Fi. 156 Stork >>> an Elegant Transport / Reconnaissance Aircraft indeed! 🙏 Thank You So Much for sharing! 🌷🌿🌍💜🕊

Saw one of these at the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, AZ in Italian markings. One of these was instrumental in the rescue of Mussolini held in custody by the Italian government that turned against him.

уникальные взлётно-посадочные возможности...

Look Liked L19 US ARMY WW2 thanks for sharing buddy.( ARVN veterans) thankyou 🇺🇸🙌

Nice !

Great plane

During the war,captured examples were popular with allied commanders such as Field Marshal Montgomery.

Спасибо за видео! Отличный фронтовой самолет! Легкий, надёжный, ремонтопригодный, и самое главное - красивый! )))

@user-qn1mz2uf1g

4 жыл бұрын

поражает механизация крыла в этом малыше- взлетел, как вертолет, чуть ли не с места вверх

@user-xf1yu4km8h

4 жыл бұрын

Як 12?

I can't believe I took off in such a short space!

VERY GOOD, FROM BRASIL

El mejor avión stol de la segunda guerra...☺👏👏👏

Ooo yea. Baby. Nice one.

A great decision to just hop. Fly safe!

I've got the 1/72 Academy kit on my workbench. This greatly helps the paint scheme.

@scottfirman

4 жыл бұрын

I am about to build the Flite Test RC Version. I down loaded the plans 4 years ago but haven't had a chance to do anything with them. Its made from Foam board from the dollar store and an electric motor and equipment to fly it.

@jwrockets

4 жыл бұрын

@@scottfirman I always enjoy the Flight Test video on YT.

A timeless design. The story of Hanna Reitsch is intertwined with the Storch.

@PalofGrrr

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same sir I would add that her story is heroic in the classical meaning

@robertpitchford1786

4 жыл бұрын

And the only aircraft to be shot down in aerial combat by a Piper Cub.

The exhaust on that Daimler Benz....damn!!

@MothaLuva

3 жыл бұрын

That’s not a Daimler Benz, that’s an Argus As 10C. If you mean the engine of the Storch...

Awesome

Great design....they can hover

I love this plane

I watched this plane do it's thing on the Discovery channel Wings of the Luftwaffa.

Given a decent headwind they land in little more than a couple of aircraft lengths.

@mothmagic1

4 жыл бұрын

@PaцḶєє BlцєṢтяєєт yep true stol performance

The first STOL airplane. Grandfather of all the Bush pilot planes of today. Extraordinary

First video in 2020 we missed you captain.....

@PaddyPatrone

4 жыл бұрын

Got some more footage in stock, will try to post more regularey

@Ritter2749

4 жыл бұрын

@@PaddyPatrone that is a great thing to know.

Patient got airsick lol. Love the plane

Notice how Steve Henry uses smaller tires when competing on pavement. He found he could lock up his brakes, then rev up to a higher RPM, with take offs as short as two feet into the wind !

I think if I could fly a plane. And could afford to own and run one. I think this would be the one I would want.

Lovely, classic airplane. =PC=

I dunno, but to me that is a very cool aircraft!

One of the best videos about planes in so many years of youtube....if you !ove Luftwaffe and you study it....you'll love this Storch...even the Musik is beautiful.......!!!!!😉🌾🌾🦅🐏

Is that the 2 seater Buchon that came from Connie Edwards collection in Texas that was in the background?

If there was one light aircraft I could have as a run about - it'd be a Storch! 👍.

@Roger-mz4lx

3 жыл бұрын

Yes me too.

Good thing the AAA shown up to give it a jump start

Haven’t scrolled through all of the comments to see if this was already mentioned, but this type of aircraft is briefly mentioned in the book “ A Higher Call”, which is about BF109 Pilot Franz Stigler & B17 Pilot Charlie Brown.

Шедевр!

'STOL' baby! Woo hoo!

I have the plans to build one of these as an RC model using foam board. With this video, I fully intend to add many details they eliminated in the plans simply because they didn't have such a detailed view of it. Even as an RC model it is known to be a very good plane for short take off and landing planes, better known as STOL planes.

@chrisdavis3642

Жыл бұрын

Fly an Eflight timber then use the wing to build the storch!!!

I like this plane, slow, light, powerful, advanced stol devices, and also a lot of sight from the cockpit. Efficiency and a unique look. Some questions, why such a high gear with little wheels, the propeller does not seem so large, would it be better with bigger wheels on wild grounds? About the engine was it designed 'inverted' V8 for weight CG, front pilot view, or both? And what are the disadvantages of this setup? Thanks for this video, great images, a very complete private visit!

@briananthony4044

Жыл бұрын

The ME109 had a inverted V12, , the Gypsy Moth had an inverted IL6 so not unusual. I presume it was to get the crankshaft lined up with the propeller which had to be high enough off the ground not to hit when the tail came up level. Non inverted like the Merlin had a gearbox that did the same task but with extra weight and complexity. Modern ICE aircraft engine seem to be all of the boxer design which also lifts up the crankshaft. Agree about the wheels, guess the designers envisaged them being used on runways or roads, not fields.

Stall speed: brisk walk.

@johanjanssens4530

3 жыл бұрын

I tried to stall mine, it wouldn't.

Красивый самолёт.

Classic plane

Mag acting up? Sounded a bit choppy after 2nd run up. Gotta love those STOL AC. I don't think the patient made it though, he looked rigor. Nice walk around - Thanks

@gjmob

4 жыл бұрын

The patient was o.k. He didn't have time to get air sick

Just slats in wind leading edge, some large flaps in wing trailing edge. Blessings +

Just a quick question about the pilot's door in the Storch. I seem to remember seeing one version in which the door opened up vertically as if hinged at the top, yet most times the door appears to be hinged at the front in a more "normal" way. Am I going mad?

It always reminds me of a Praying Mantis. Perhaps it’s delicate gangly features.

Really a rather incredible STOL design,that takeoff was something else. Looking at the mocked up casualty,how the heck would you get someone genuinely immobile into that airplane ? Walking wounded sure,maybe one splinted broken leg with difficulty,but someone so badly off he needs the rapid ride to survive,that is a lot of highly engineered airplane,thus expensive thus fairly rare, needed for finding the opponents. And pressed into air ambulance because there is nothing else. And not engineered to rapidly mount/dismount said stretcher case. Unless I am missing something. Neat airplane. Very specific role of use. Would have loved some footage of what it took to install stretcher and dummy as located.

@pchansen100

2 жыл бұрын

Casualties were tougher back then

@gregpanke3752

Жыл бұрын

I have the same concern. I wonder if the side panels could be swung up or down and out of the way.