RC Flying Lego Airplane

Behold! the worlds first RC flying lego plane! This has always been something i've wanted to try as a kid. Its humorous due to the nature of legos being super heavy and not a viable material for airframe construction.... well it was time for someone to put that theory to the test!

Some technical info...

If you're new to RC, go check out FliteTest's beginner series (its a little dated but the info is still relevant) Its an excellent resource to getting into RC flight. (plus I used to work there :D)

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[kushaldutta]

I can't believe that thing flew with the aerodynamics of a chair and wings that were freaking rectangle and dotted!

[Kekatronic]

Achievement unlocked ''childhood dream''

[undeadnobody]

"Ah, Megabloks. That's how you knew your parents didn't care." I felt that.

[reddeyinhd]

"Aww that was mega-mean :(" bro i felt that

[SukoSeiti]

Should have used more technic, its great for structural work.

[TraxxasJr]

I wish he bought the set and made that fly

[tonyisepik]

For having made that plane so fast and kinda carelessly is actually flew, impressive

[dmsarentworking]

There are 3 types of engineers:

Actual Engineers

Redstone Engineers

& Lego Engineers

[searchbarwebs]

This was the best FliteTest video i saw in a long time.

[joshuawfinn]

Yup. Every engineer's childhood dream has at last been realized!

[JonathanChute]

1:21 - I'm going to try to attach them... some how

Yes how would one attach two pieces of lego together...

[maycontainnuts]

Thank you for returning to me my massive childhood anxiety about losing Lego bricks.

[johnarcidiacono]

I have always wanted to see Legos fly. Never been happier it's beautiful I just want to cry😂
You earned a subscriber.

[emporerjragon]

You should have used Technic as it's structurally better and has pieces perfect for making air foils also Power Functions are thing.

[TheRealWALLABI]

Put wings on it, a big motor, and balance it well, and anything can fly xD

[seanking]

is it just me or is 1:32 the best part so far

[Necroknix]

You've done what every child with a passion for Legos and planes has dreamed of. This is just awesome!

[nerdtm.]

4:38 he says im not an expert like he hasnt been making planes out of literally everything

[towatchvideos]

"Megabloks was how you knew your parents didn't love you."

[badmofo]

Nice job Peter! Looks like the struts worked well. I was expecting the wings to fold. One good thing about the lego plane is that it can never really break. It'll just come apart then you just snap it back together and fly again. No hot glue required. I challenge you to make a lego propeller for it. You're allowed to use epoxy.