Ki-84 Video update
The Ki-84 video is coming along well, it just keeps growing and growing and has to be broken into two videos. The first should be up next week and will cover the technical aspects of the plane.
The second will follow shortly after with performance and combat history. It's just way too much to cram into a single video.
Also, I'm having some minor back surgery next week, which may slow me down a bit. The upside for the channel it I can't fly for a while so I'll be getting more content done.
Greg
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The P-38 is my favorite aircraft and I hope you are planning a video series for it. I volunteered at the Planes of Fame Museum in Chino for about 12 years. My ride in the museums P-38J was a great experience. I would also like to get your take on the maneuverability of the P-38. Some sources say by pulling back power on one engine it could out turn all other WW2 fighters.
Keep up the good work. I have watched several of your videos. The P-47 video was really informative and I have also come to the conclusion that it was the most important aircraft in the European theater. Thanks for all you research.
“Minor” and “back surgery” cannot be in the same sentence. 😳😀 good luck and don’t push yourself afterwards. Enjoy the down time. Perhaps a small servants bell to summon assistance?😅
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Best wishes for the operation, and hope you get back in the Sky soon.
Phase 1: 😁 Yay a video! . Phase 2: 😞 Oh no, it's in two parts! . Phase 3: 😁 Yay, TWO videos! . Phase 4: 😞 Oh no, an operation! (good luck) . Phase 5: 😁 Yay, more videos!
Good luck with your surgery
Good luck Greg, hope everything goes well.
All the best Greg. Here's hoping the surgery goes smoothly and does the trick.
All my best wishes for painless surgery that goes well followed by a quick recovery Greg.
Good luck with surgery. We're all pulling for you. BTW no surgery is truly minor.
Hope it's not going to be too painful....!
Here's to good results and a quick recovery, Greg!
Hope all goes to plan with your back. Best wishes and mend quickly,
Hope all goes well with the operation Greg, get well soon Buddy