Best 3D flying I have ever seen...

[Manta1]

Joe is one of those prodigys that has the talent and reflexes made for this type of flying.Also has youth on his side and evidently some really good raising.He's a super good feller.

 

[bmsweb]

Two really great posts guys! WOW

 

[wadsie]

wow that is fricking incredabale both of those videos how do you do that!!!!!!

 

[Pilot-294]

wow that is fricking incredabale both of those videos how do you do that!!!!!!

VERY carefully lol

 

[Ak Flyer]

Thing is, ask those guys how many crashes it took for them to get to that point.

 

[ananas1301]

They probably didn´t crash that often I guess. If you start with a F3P plane, which is easy to control and very unlimited in its characteristics you can learn that with just a few repairs.

Or their life was just hanging in front of the Simulator day in day out

 

[flying phoenix]

They probably didn´t crash that often I guess. If you start with a F3P plane, which is easy to control and very unlimited in its characteristics you can learn that with just a few repairs.

Or their life was just hanging in front of the Simulator day in day out

Or they just have huge a wad of cash titled, "in case of crash" LOL

 

[nibnobsam]

TBH, you just learn higher up then bring the plane down as you get better or more confident. You need serious skill to be able to fly that close to the ground repeatedly with out crashing. I don't even fly my foamy that low

 

[Ak Flyer]

Every good pilot I know has a string of smashed planes and or helis that lead them there.

 

[SkySlayer]

WOw umm... don't know what to say because THAT WAS AWSOME WOW!!!

 

[flylow]

I am a big fan of Andrew Jeskey, I mean even the plane that Joe was flying was named after him!

 

[SkySlayer]

I can watch that over and over and over... again.

 

[mattplaneflyer]

He's a pro at harier rolls!