Exit pilot from a P-51 cockpit

[Chizh]

We have intention to do an animation of a exit pilot from cockpit on the ground. But we have not any video.

Could you give a links to video of it process?

[LcSummers]

We have intention to do an animation of a exit pilot from cockpit on the ground. But we have not any video.

Could you give a links to video of it process?

 

 

 

 

Roaring Glory P-51

 

09.09 minutes left

 

perhaps you can reverse it?

 

 

 

Roaring Glory Warbirds - The P-51 Mustang Fighter 1/3

 

 

 

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[Chizh]

Thanks

Is there are video where pilot go down from trailing edge of wing?

[LcSummers]

Sorry no, he steps on the landing gear, then wing and then crawls in. So he is not exiting the plane but if you reverse the animation.

[ctec1]

http://www.zenoswarbirdvideos.com/P-51.html

 

 

 

Approx. 27:30

[LcSummers]

Maybe this

 

 

 

at 1.05

[cichlidfan]

JimMack has already expressed his willingness to shoot some video for us. So ask him to shoot what you are looking for.

 

This was in regard to tailwheel questions.

 

Velma is currently in maintenance. Once we start taxiing trials I'll make a video, wheels locked, unlocked, S turns etc.

[JimMack]

Thanks

Is there are video where pilot go down from trailing edge of wing?

 

You always climb in and out from leading edge.

Update:

Having looked at the 2nd WW training video, the pilot steps out and does leave by the trailing edge, making sure he does not step on the flaps that are down!

Nevertheless, we do encourage pilots, especially if they have been passengers in the twin cockpit version to leave by the leading edge.

If you are still wearing your parachute, you could overbalance when stepping down from the trailing edge and hit the flaps, which is not good news!

Edited May 19, 2012 by JimMack
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[lobo]

Here from inside rear cockpit at 10:40

 

Edited May 18, 2012 by lobo**