My grandpa had a PBY when I was a kid in Loxahatchee, FLA. We used it to camp in and used to fly to Puerto Rico and the carribean on weekends. It was some fun times.

@cheddar2648

Ай бұрын

That's awesome. What an adventure.

@GudieveNing

Ай бұрын

Wow!

@markrix

Ай бұрын

What was its tail number? All those flight plans are recorded, be cool to actually see the flight plans he filed eh?

So that's homes on wheels, tracks, rotor blades and floating wings. Can't wait for your coverage of whatever weird space rocket home some madman eventually cooks up :D

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Haha people always say my videos are eclectic and unpredictable but tbh the thing that always unites them is that I love a good mobile home!

@CaptainHoratioPugwash

Жыл бұрын

@@CalumRaasay @Foo-Foo Cuddlypoops There's gotta' be something on tracks.

@chugachuga9242

Жыл бұрын

There has to be someone who made a camper out of a train

@wintryhard

Жыл бұрын

Or maybe a submoble

@chugachuga9242

Жыл бұрын

@@wintryhard submoble I like that word

5:14 I'm sure you meant 14 cylinders there. Also the PBY used the twin-row Twin Wasp engine, the Wasp was only a single-row 9 cylinder engine.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

😭 I did

@spacecase13

Жыл бұрын

I had a major WHAT moment when I heard 4 cylinder engines, I'm very glad to see this clarified since I was sure it was wrong.

@hermanrobak1285

Жыл бұрын

@@spacecase13 Yeah, a radial engine with a single-digit *even* number of cylinders is pretty much unheard of.

@tgdomnemo5052

Жыл бұрын

4 cyl, 1200 bhp, nice engine 👍🏻😂😉 Great episode 🙏🏼

@Jc-dc2jg

Жыл бұрын

Pratt and Whitney wasp is 9 cylinders, well atleast mine is, it’s a 1340 though

That father is a goddamned HERO, crawling to the controls, shot and bleeding out, starting the plane and getting his family to safety.

@thefrenchbastard1646

Ай бұрын

he was also the fool that brought them there in the first place like if your dad tries to sell you on the idée on flying to the middle east for a vacation what els wood you call him?

@QuantumCairo

Ай бұрын

​@@thefrenchbastard1646 I'd call him entitled, privileged and ignorant on the reality of the world outside of comforts and protections of money. So I guess nothing has changed with our ruling class then over these many...MANY years...

@fukkyoutube

Ай бұрын

@@thefrenchbastard1646you guys are confusing today's geopolitical environment with the world back then

@turkey0165

Ай бұрын

@QauntamCairo Isn't great to be a American and filthy rich something poor dumb COMMUNIST in their envious of the wealthy will never achieve! God Bless Capitalism!

@kenmaass16

Ай бұрын

My grandfather was that hero. The plane only landed in that area due to an engine issue. My uncle was working on the engine when the shooting started. The whole group was held hostage presumed to be spies. There is quite a bit more to the story, for instance, my grandfather was not the only one shot during that attack. Also, one night while being held, they were awaken in the middle of the night, driven out in a truck to an isolated area, and unloaded by a group of men with rifles. Thankfully, another vehicle showed up in the nick of time with someone appearing important, as my mother described (she is the teenaged girl in some of the photos), and they were loaded up again and taken back to the camp.

I've always loved the idea of vehicles with something you can call 'living quarters' (not just a bunk behind a cab) where you wouldn't really expect. Planes, landcrawlers etc. Something post-apocalyptic about them.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY! That’s honestly the thing that interests me the most- and drives me of the ideas for videos I have!

@metatechnologist

Жыл бұрын

They still take form today.

@o-wolf

Жыл бұрын

I remember first seeing this beauty watching Johnny Quest as a kid.. the quest family would use it to fly around the world on amazing adventures &I always found the idea of such an antique plane being included in such a techno futurist series that included space adventure &virtual reality quite interesting.

@franciosdeaeruiu7555

Жыл бұрын

Always wanted to see someone do it with a sort of "personal airship" unfortunately that is something we never got to see

@briangodfrey7424

Жыл бұрын

For anyone who lived through WWII, I suspect the late '40s and early '50s probably did seem pretty post-apocalyptic.

Great one, Calum. Last PBY I saw was the one that killed my mayor, 24 years ago. I heard about a failed water landing on the radio and went down to watch it on the way home, not knowing at the time that the mayor of Southampton had been killed. I’d gone along to look as I knew my parents had spent a day trip to Le Touquet on that exact aircraft a couple of years earlier when members of its supporting ‘Catalina Society’.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Christ, never heard of that story. What a shame

@donquixoteupinhere

Жыл бұрын

The Catalina mix-up

My grandfather flew the PBY during the war as part of the US Navy 3rd Emergency Rescue Squadron. He was part of a small group of Army Air Corps pilots that were loaned to the Navy to fly PBYs because the Navy didn’t have enough multi-engine trained pilots. They hold the distinction of earning both Army and Navy wings. Thank you for this amazing video and story. He would have loved seeing on of the “old girls” getting a makeover.

@CalumRaasay

4 ай бұрын

Wow, what an amazing career your grandfather had. Must have had a fair few stories!

This is sort of a 'spirtual sequel' to my recent helihome video, so I thought I'd keep the same kind of theme and style going, hope you enjoy! What do you think would be the best aircraft to turn into a flying home? I think the Catalina is hard to beat! I'll post all the scans & documents I found on my patreon: patreon.com/calumraasay

@alaric_

Жыл бұрын

I don't know what would be best but Ekranoplan would be awesome with decent space for luxurious interior :D The noise might be an issue though! :D

@Chris-ut6eq

Жыл бұрын

Best flying home? How about a powered helium balloon type aircraft. More modern lighter than air ships have many advantages over fixed or rotary wing craft. Would be an interesting 'air yacht' concept.

@ericfeatherstone

Жыл бұрын

Short Sunderland? Not quite as elegant but pretty roomy.

@SVanHutten

Жыл бұрын

The only rival of the Landseaire I can think of is the one-off Dornier Do-24 ATT.

@alexcane6458

Жыл бұрын

I suspect that it may have been a Landseaire that featured in the Documentary "The Last African Flying Boat" produced by BBC/PBS and available on KZread...

These "Flying Vacation Homes" always remind me of the Millennium Falcon, though I'm sure the Falcon had "roomier" quarters. Just the idea of being able to live and travel around to who-knows-where. The kid in me can't help but love the adventure vibes it gives off. BTW, just found this channel, great video; it made me a sub

@LupusAries

Жыл бұрын

In other words in Star Citizen you'd be an Anvil Carrack owner.😉

@TheWolfsnack

Жыл бұрын

Nah....more a Razor Crest......but less boxy.

@magnetospin

Жыл бұрын

The Millennium Falcon is actually not that big. Any modern jumbo jet would be roomier.

@jona.scholt4362

Жыл бұрын

@@magnetospin Roomier than a PBY though. Roomy enough that it had hallways! Still, not exactly palatial.

@TheJabbate1

Жыл бұрын

The Millennium Falcon was a cargo vessel first. Not only did it have an internal storage room but its forward facing prongs would latch on to cargo barges for heavier loads. Lando converted the Falcon into his personal yacht, sacrificing some storage compartments for an expanded captain’s quarters and a walk-in closet and having a luxury escape pod fitted into the cargo prongs. Also, Corellian starships, no matter what size and class, are known for their rugged reliability and modular design for personal customization.

Many years ago I lived in Hawaii on Oahu. I saw a PBY Catalina sitting on the ramp at HNL airport next to the CAP Hangar. I was a member of the CAP. An old retired USAF pilot was authorized to fly this aircraft and him and I flew from HNL-ITO(Hilo) back. I was thrilled and now I'm 71yo and it still is a great memory for me. I may not remember what I did yesterday but that memory is still alive in my brain.

Honestly the PBY will always be my favorite aircraft. I remember playing COD WAW and when the level "Blackcats" came on I was hooked. If I had a major excess of money I'd buy one and learn to fly it.

@CalumRaasay

9 ай бұрын

Yes! I replayed blackcats when making this video. Good nostalgia!

Sweet baby jesus! Calum! I have been dreaming about what it would be like to own a Catalina camper plane since I first saw a Catalina in a Flying Tigers comic when I was a kid. This right here is the video I'd forgotten I desperately wanted. Thank you!

9:44 "Tuckson" Arizona made me giggle. It's pronounced "Too-sahn." Great video! How amazing it would be to have a luxury converted PBY Catalina, not to mention how awesome it would be to have an old war bird like this period!

@CreeperOnYourHouse

Жыл бұрын

Tucsan is pronounced Tuck sun, Kansas is pronounced Can-saw, and Arkansas is pronounced Are-Kan-zess.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

I need at least ONE mispronunciation

@Journeyman.71

Жыл бұрын

U.S. born and raised... I was embarrassing-years old when I finally realized that there were NOT two separate cities in AZ, Too-sawn, and Tuck-sun!

@kev3d

Жыл бұрын

@@Journeyman.71 Don't feel bad. Some adults don't realize there is a Kansas City Kansas and a Kansas City Missouri which are right next to each other and basically the same place, even though "downtown" is entirely in Missouri.

@kev3d

Жыл бұрын

@@CreeperOnYourHouse It's okay. If you ever want to bewilder Americans, simply invoke the City of London, which is different from, but resides entirely within, London, which is the capital of England, which is a country within a country, UK, which also has its capital in the same place. Oh, and the Queen cannot enter the City of London without the permission of the Lord Mayor...who is not the Mayor of London. Fun times!

This is very interesting. Probably about 10 years ago. I worked as a Fueller at an airport in Washington state. A Catalina came in with a family and they had it all set up as a flying RV.

@mvd4436

Ай бұрын

I wonder if they had plans to go on a vacation to the shores of Saudi Arabia

@831BeachBum

8 күн бұрын

Are you sure that wasn't a Grumman HU-16? John Procter out of Newberg, OR had a Albatross restored to function like an RV.

Ahh, your videos, from the quality research to the fascinating storytelling, are just incredible. Thank you, Calum!

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Daniil, really appreciate that!

I built a model of Jacques Cousteau's PBY as a kid and fell in love with them. Owning one would've been amazing!

I don't know if it was an original Landseaire, but just last week, a PBY yacht flew into Oshkosh WI for EAA Airventure, and I got a chance to crawl all over the inside of it. The lounge at the back with the huge lexan bubble window is particularly awesome.

my great grandpa Carroll Burgess Jones won the distinguished flying cross and the Navy cross for commanding a PBY Catalina squadron in WW2, i am glad to see that these beautiful machines get use after the war too (sad to see many of their fates though)!

@Grahammon

7 ай бұрын

Wow, small world, My dad flew the Catalina’s as part of RAF air sea rescue during ww2

I'd so take this over the Helihome! Way more versatile, even with the longer landing areas required. Brilliant work, love your videos and production style.

@SonsOfLorgar

Жыл бұрын

Same

@peterl3417

7 ай бұрын

With some integrated solar panels in the wings in case I wanna live in one spot for a long time without using gas 😂

Before I watch this I have to confess that owning my own PBY, converting it into a flying house, and flying all throughout the south pacific has been a dream of mine since I was a kid in the 1950s.

Just to point one little thing out... the step in the hull is specifically designed to make takeoff easier. Simply put a flying boat wants to stay on the water, that step in the hull lessens this by a lot, making it far easier to takeoff from water. This is why it is a staple of hull design in flying boats.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I found a really cool article all about how the two-step hull. facinating feature.

The Catalina is easily one of my favorite aircraft of any time period and of any type. It is great to see when someone talks about the non-military aspects of this remarkable bird, since the military side is what people tend to focus on.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I did originally intend to outline the millitary history but honestly it would really take a whole video to justify and I wante to, like you say, focus on something other than the WWII aspect.

@whyjnot420

Жыл бұрын

@@CalumRaasay For what its worth, I thought this video worked very well. While the military history of this plane is a great topic, it isn't really necessary for what was discussed. Also to my chagrin, I have to admit, I never knew that 4 engine Catalina existed. My jaw literally dropped when I saw that. So I have to take my hat off to you for that one. Keep up the good work and I will keep watching.

@redraiderrider3289

19 күн бұрын

Why wouldn't you "focus on it" considering that's what essentially it was designed to do? Super weird.

@whyjnot420

19 күн бұрын

@@redraiderrider3289 I shall put it in simple terms for your simple mind; Everyone talks about the common talking points. Those are not the only talking points. So it is good that at least some people focus on those less common talking points. Understand? Probably not. edit: your name and question reminded me that my local high school utterly fails at educating people (Red Raiders are their team). Remedial classes would benefit both you and them.

Excellent video on a Catalina development I had no idea existed. We still have a flying PBY-5 here in New Zealand, based at Ardmore, south of Auckland. Lovely old girl, I have been up in her a couple of times. The hull of a PBY which was 'parts donor' for her ended up down at Classic Flyers in Tauranga, and over a decade ago I was one of the volunteers who dissembled the rear-most part of the fuselage to create an indoor exhibit ... it was quite surreal drilling out all those 1/8" rivets (with the perished remains of rubberised canvas sealing the joints between plates) and thinking this was a Real Catalina I was working on, not the Airfix kit of one which as a kid I had thought was the nearest I would ever get to the real thing.

Kinda reminds me of the “Sea Duck” from the old Disney cartoon TailSpin! Excellent work as always Calum! 😎

@Devin_Stromgren

Жыл бұрын

Pretty sure the Sea Duck WAS a Catalina.

@leftoverthoughts2275

Ай бұрын

@@Devin_Stromgren Conwing L-16 (custom version), actually (a nonexistent model which is a mashup of a few different airframes, including the Catalina, Grumman Goose, and Fairchild C-82 Packet.)

@hamaljay

17 күн бұрын

Same

@ChaddicusRex

15 күн бұрын

O! Eee-oh!

@Chill_Mode_JD

14 күн бұрын

@@ChaddicusRex AAA WOOO HOO 🎶🎶🎶

I've been fascinated by the Landseaire for years, so it was exciting to see this on my feed! Great job digging up all these details, including that dramatic failed voyage!

Just to add to the pile of praise: you made another wonderful video on something I knew nothing about before. Thank you! 🙂

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Andreas! Really appreciate that

My grandfather was that hero. The plane only landed in that area due to an engine issue. My uncle was working on the engine when the shooting started. The whole group was held hostage presumed to be spies. There is quite a bit more to the story, for instance, my grandfather was not the only one shot during that attack. Also, one night while being held, they were awaken in the middle of the night, driven out in a truck to an isolated area, and unloaded by a group of men with rifles. Thankfully, another vehicle showed up in the nick of time with someone appearing important, as my mother described (she is the teenaged girl in some of the photos), and they were loaded up again and taken back to the camp.

@redraiderrider3289

19 күн бұрын

Yeah OK.

Thanks, Calum. One of the earliest memories of my dad and I building a plastic model is of my PBY. We saw them in San Diego in the 1950's. Thank you for re-awakening the memory.

@CalumRaasay

5 ай бұрын

Thank you once again Donald - I don't know why KZread is so bad at showing me these super thanks! Really appreciate it.

The saudi arabia wreck is here: Lat: 28.090827° Long: 34.608600°

I mean in a way, it really was an adventure of a lifetime.. Just not quite the one they expected! What an extraordinary story for an extraordinary aircraft! I pride myself on aircraft history, and this one passed me by completely! Thanks Calum, another great value video.

I had the pleasure of photographing a Catalina in NZ a few years ago when I was living there and worked at the local airport. We had one fly in for an air show. Got to have a private tour of it. Best thing ever

Great job capturing this beautiful aircraft.

Knocked it out of the park as always, Calum. Great work, great content, please keep on doing what you're doing!

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate that Jeremy! Thanks for watching 🙏

The Catalina flying boat has the look of a boat with wings while other flying boat look like a plane that had the bottom of it's fuselage shaped like a boat.

@briananthony4044

Жыл бұрын

There was even a design done for a Hercules flying boat, but lack of interest stopped it going further.

Thank you Calum. Ever since I was a child I've thought about flying the world in my very own flying boat yacht. To see those gorgeous interiors had me salivating! I want one!

Wow! One of your best, Calum.

love to see a video from you! i've been here since you had a few thousand subs, now you are even verified! Great job Calum! especially love the easter eggs that you put in your videos :D

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Haha thank you Sayan, really appreciate the support all this time! The Easter eggs are also my favourite bit 😆

Such a beautiful plane! I love the flying home concept, but that story of getting shot at was hard. Luckily the plane kept the crew and family safe.

Fascinating, thank you.

Came across your videos and couldn’t stop watching. This channel deserves at least one million subscribers - the amount of time and research you spend on this material must be truly impressive

I was side gunner on this bad boy on April 3, 1945. Shot down a couple of Zeros and a few PT boats then sunk a whole Japanese merchant fleet before I saved a couple of drowning marines.. man it was a tough misson on veteran mode.

Bravo! Excellent video! Perfect length, Great history, amazing presentation. Your last video with the helicopter was so good, and this is right up there with it! I fully enjoyed the last 18 minutes spent watching this video.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Parker! Really appreciate it

Very interesting! Thanks for making the video

EXCELLENT ! Thank You so much for Producing this !

I always loved the Catalina! You can land on land or water! You can stay in the air for over 20 hours and it looks cool! I would fantasize about taking family and friends out to deserted Islands. Wish there were alot more still left.

If I ever get fortune I will get a air yacht

Wow, this documentary is absolutely fascinating! The Landseaire is a true marvel of engineering. It's amazing how technology and creativity can come together to create something so extraordinary. Definitely an airplane to fall in love with.

Thanks for continuing to come up with rare and unusual stories. I never knew that the Catalina ever had such a conversion, let alone the tragic story that one had taken part in.

I think one of these was at a local airport when I was very young. Mid 70s to early 80s. It was covered and in disrepair. I remember being amazed at it's size and shape but being too young to really appreciate it importance. It sold at some point and disappeared. No idea where it went. I remember people that knew about it saying a local guy owned it and travelled the world in it. They said it had a washer and dryer and said it was basically a flying RV. I'll ask around and see what I can find.

@peterl3417

7 ай бұрын

That’s what I’d do, live anywhere in the world and fly there to do it 😂

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@edwardfletcher7790

Жыл бұрын

Dude, the Wasp radial engines are NOT 4 cylinder, they have 14 cylinders. Cessna's and tiny planes are 4 cylinder. It didn't have an "AM/FM transmitter" It was a simple radio RECEIVER. The Lucite dome was 1000 pounds about $2600 dollars at the time !

@guysheets626

Жыл бұрын

Hey, great video! First heard about the Catalina from War Thunder, and being a bit outdoorsy myself I had the thoughts of turning it into an air camper, then a few years later I find out that absolutely happened (thanks to this video) Being in Arizona, the Pima air and space museum is a wonderful trip, as well as Kartchner Caverns, Tombstone (very much a tourist trap but still fun), colossal cave and a few others are very much worth the visit if you come back! (By the way, Tucson is pronounced too-saan)

@londonalicante

Жыл бұрын

@@edwardfletcher7790 PBY Catalina was powered by two 14 cyl Twin wasps, not double wasps. Double wasp was 18 cyl. This video simply calls them wasp which is also wrong.

@edwardfletcher7790

Жыл бұрын

@@londonalicante Isn't that what I said ?

@schrodingersgat4344

Жыл бұрын

Should do the story about Jimmy Buffett's plane getting shot up.

Thank you so much for putting this piece together. My brother and I put together a US Navy Consolidated PBY Catalina model years ago, and I always thought that it was such an innovative and graceful aircraft.

Fascinating and Quality as always.

If you want to look into more amazing live aboard flying boat houses Calum, you might want to look into Martin and osa Johnson’s ‘spirit of africa’, a story in a time when africa was still vastly unexplored. Their book is amazing. I’m pretty sure the Disney movie ‘up’ took a lot of inspiration from what they did with their sikorsky.

That's so cool! Thanks for sharing!

Positive Dynamic Stability! Say it! Live it!

So…helicopter & amphibious RVs. Can I predict the next video will be the land/water RVs we’ve seen a few of? Can I then request a video on submarine yachts? That will certainly have to include the strange tragic case. :-(

Tucson isn't pronounced with a hard C, it's more like "two-sawn"

Love your videos Man!

Magnificent as always, Calum! Thanks for this one.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Martin! Figured it would be fun to bookend the helihome with another odd flying home!

@MartinAhlman

Жыл бұрын

@@CalumRaasay Since I'm from Sweden I loved the vehicles of Antarctica :-D

Why Suadis got to ruin everything?

@markrix

Ай бұрын

No its not the planes fault, its gravity's fault.. dood shoulda kept some of the PBYs amendment if he wanted to just globe trot.. bad Captain.. 2 of 5 stars.

The Catalina PBY has always been my favorite thanks for the video.

Ive been thinking about this for ever

Fascinating. Great film, really enjoyed it. Thank you

Really, really well done! I adore the Catalina

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Rex! One of the coolest aircraft ever

I can remember the PBY Catalina flying boats at the old Air Force base on Lake Macquarie in New South Wales Australia. Wonderful aircraft!

Never got to see a PBY like this, but as a kid me and my dad passed by a grumman goose moored on a small lake behind a beach house. My dad pulled over and me and him walked over and met the family who owned it. They gave me the full tour. Later on id play uncharted and it was an instant realization that it was the exact flying boat i had been in as a kid. Thanks for another great video

Wow, what a phenomenal watch!

Such an interesting piece of history!

A gorgeous plane, one of the most beautiful flying boats. Great topic and video!

Super interesting stuff! Thanks for scouring these out for us, my engineer heart loves these niche explorations.

This has been my dream since I was a little kid. The Catalina is my all time favorite aircraft ❤️

Thanks Calum! Great video as always.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Josephs!

WOW what a great video i love those old Catalina flying boats there so cool great job Dude !!!

New respect for the PBY. Did not realize it packed that much punch.

I sailed past one of these near Hamilton, Bermuda in the late 1970s. It was fitted out like a luxury home.

Always wanted to fly in one. Fascinating. Thank you.

Most interesting, a lovely design and a great idea.

...What a poetic ending there over that final series of images... Borderline tear-jerking. Your writing is quite something, mmm, admirable stuff, admirable.

The all-time zenith of glamour and sophistication!

Fascinating!

I always dreamed of having one of these. Fantastic video!

It’s so beautiful. My warplane museum has 2 flying models of this, it’s by far my favourite plane. IT’s always been a pipe dream of mine to live out of one

Very nicely done mate. Thank You

Thanks for the great story of the PBY. I’m from San Diego, and didn’t realize that part of it’s history. Great job!

Very interesting. Very well done. Thanks for presenting

Incredible video mate. My all time favourite youtube creator - every video you post is right up my alley. Cheers!

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Ethan, I appreciate that so much!

Been a dream since childhood to do exactly this, tour the world in a converted flying boat. Thanks for the insight.

fabulous video 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

This is the best video ive seen in ages

Fell in love the plane from a film Steelyard Blues

I just flew on a 1943 PBY-5A Catalina two days ago, we flew to a lake and landed in it, such an amazing aircraft!

@CalumRaasay

11 ай бұрын

So cool, I'd love to fly on one one day!

Surprised that there was no mention of Jacques Cousteau's PBY Catalina. Well done video.

Incredible video, never seen your channel before, and this earned an instant subscription. You join the ranks of Real Engineering and Beau Miles!

Flying on one of these has, for years, many years in fact, been a dream of mine. Thank you for the video.

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Same here! Thanks for watching 🙏

Growing up in Long Beach, we had several PBYs that went to and from Santa Catalina Island, as well as two Dakotas that delivered supplies

It’s beautiful! I want one!!

Yet another amazing video, your videos are some of the best on KZread very well told and researched with great photos and articles absoulty great channel amd great video

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Jack! Really appreciate that

greart work as always cant wait for storie you finde out next!

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

As always you deliver in terms of research and presentation such splendid videos I wasn't aware of the 4 propeller landseaire catalina

@CalumRaasay

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Really appreciate that 🙏

Always - Excellent - thank you