The Tony Nijhuis Replica Aircraft Can Fly At 50 Mph
References: popsci & tonynijhuisdesigns
According to Tony Nijhuis, this replica model of B-50 may be the largest electric model of the aircraft in the world. Nijhuis replicated this particular design due to its aerodynamic features. The replica aircraft has a wingspan of twenty feet, features an on-board music sound system as well as four electric motors.
Like the real bomber, this Tony Nijhuis replica is also fitted with four engines. Weighing a mere 95 pounds, this B-50 replica contains plenty of features to resemble its real life counterpart.
Like the real bomber, this Tony Nijhuis replica is also fitted with four engines. Weighing a mere 95 pounds, this B-50 replica contains plenty of features to resemble its real life counterpart.
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