Well, actually there are some RPVs (Remotely Piloted Vehicles, that's soldierspeak for radiocontrolled planes) that have exactly that parachute function. Hobbyists on the other hand usually prefer showing off with nice landings :-)
If you're serious about the survey thing, we can go have a chat with some people I know at SRFK and see what we can work out.
Legends of Warfare Aviation: B-25 Mitchell, Vol.2—The G through J, F-10, and PBJ Models in World War II W Wolf. Don’t trust the captions. Or the title.
Legends of Warfare Aviation: B-25 Mitchell, Vol.1—The A through D Models in World War II W Wolf. Can the data be trusted?
One Hundred Lyrics and a Poem N Tennant. Compiled by Neil in a melancholy mood.
De röda kattorna M Lang. A satisfactory number of red herrings.
Agile Game Development—Build, Play, Repeat, 2nd ed C Keith. Lots of good anecdotes, presupposes knowledge of the subject area.
Ögonen M Lang. The final story is ostensibly concerned with the Royal Opera, but I was more fascinated by the graduation rituals of the time.
Places I keep track of
IPMS Stockholm One of the best plastic modelling forums you'll find.
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That is so exceptionally cool! And I want one for archaeological survey purposes!
Too bad you need to be able to land the thing. I wish you could just hit a parachute button when you wanted to bring the thing down.
Well, actually there are some RPVs (Remotely Piloted Vehicles, that's soldierspeak for radiocontrolled planes) that have exactly that parachute function. Hobbyists on the other hand usually prefer showing off with nice landings :-)
If you're serious about the survey thing, we can go have a chat with some people I know at SRFK and see what we can work out.
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