the force is strong with these guys

[furious trout]

Check this (http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=373593)out it's a link to a forum where some guys have made scale models of star wars ships that actually fly...impressive stuff :jaw:

[Darv]

Wow that is so cool! I've got no idea how they actually fly though, there's no wings. :shock:

[zer0]

how did the melinium falcon fly that baffles me that thing is about as arodynamic as a brick

[fivecheebs]

Thats incredible. I'm well impressed.

[moving_in_the_dark]

That is impressive stuff!! Again not sure how the falcon flys, maybe works like a frisbee, just the guy throwing it is out of shot?! :D. As for the yellow thing (can't for the life of me remember what it is called) that is impressive and looks very cool!!

[ỒĊBłůē]

that thing is about as arodynamic as a brickAh yes, but it's the fastest ship in the galaxy :D

[Pug]

Wow. That's awesome. :cool:
I love the speeder bike.
how did the melinium falcon fly that baffles me that thing is about as arodynamic as a brick
Mebbe one of those r/c UFO things that either uses an internal rotor and/or a helium baggie.

I actually half-designed an r/c flying saucer when I was younger but got beaten to a patent. :-(

[Sinner]

how did the melinium falcon fly that baffles me that thing is about as arodynamic as a brick

Watch a bumble bee fly and then look at the millenium falcon. Now tell me which you would THINK has a better chance of getting off the ground?

BTW for anyone who did not know this but bumbel bee's by all technical standards should NOT be able to fly.