Flying The 1936 Lockheed Electra Jr 12a

This was really a test video we did today with a new camera. We got to fly the Lockheed all day today and going to do some more tomorrow. We’re testing the Insta360 x1 trying to see what it can be used for. It is a pretty impressive setup though. We’re just trying to figure out what the best location is for the camera. But man is it cool getting 360 degrees of footage.

[peterlovett]

That aircraft is just gorgeous. I had a very brief flight in one over 40 years ago and wanted one badly then. You have just resurrected that desire.

[KJRMZ]

It was a nice experience seeing this beautiful plane recently at the Harris County, Pine Mountain airport during the fly-in.

[robertgolden]

Fantastic airplane. Thanks for sharing.

[garyfeltus]

Wow that plane is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[kevincollins]

That is one absolutely amazing and gorgeous aircraft! As always thanks for bringing us along.

[FritzKraut]

The boy behind the captain on the left is lost. Only looking on the screens of his mobile devices not beeing present in reality. Poor boy. Very sad.

[markjuza]

Beautiful plane! Now you should get Frank Moss to finish putting his L-12A together.

[jamesharkness]

How different is it to fly from your Beech 18?

[dreamdiction]

4:37 they are coming in to land and the kid has no interest in anything outside the plane.

[robertcushman]

you shure can't mistake the engine sound of a lockeed!!!

[davidmccall]

Isn't that what Amelia Earnhardt was flying when she and navigator disappeared? It's a beautiful aircraft, but being on one must be spooky. Keep your knees in the breeze, but be careful! Adios!

[FreddieCuellar-pl]

The little brat on that laptop is spoiled. Shame on the parents for letting him take technology up with