Model flight spectacle in Villingen: Indoor event inspires big and small!

Model flight spectacle in Villingen: Indoor event inspires big and small!

Villingen-Schwenningen, Deutschland - On December 28th, a spectacular indoor model flight Meeting will take place in the Hoptbühlsporthalle in Villingen, to which the Villingen-Schwenningen model flight group welcomes everyone interested. On this special day, the members fly with their imaginatively designed remote -controlled flight models in the hall and present the versatility of their hobby. The event celebrated a comeback after the corona-related break and makes the hearts of the model flight enthusiasts beat faster, like the Black Forest messenger

Preparations for the big event have already started, with the exhibitors relying on a wide range of models. From the elegant motor glider, which weighs only twelve grams, to impressive aircraft with clamping widths of over three meters - all models are equipped with modern electrical drives. Air traffic in the hall is accompanied by experienced pilots who control their planes with skill and precision. The FPV drone pilots, which grass with their agile models through goals and flags, are particularly outstanding. This spectacle ensures amazement and enthusiasm among the spectators, so Südkurier .

indoor fly as winter time pleasure

For the model pilots, flying in the hall is not only a necessary evil in the cold season, but a permanently established tradition. In the Deutenbergsporthalle there is a creative and technology magic that captivates both the participants and the visitors. When else do you have the opportunity to observe mini drones, hyperefficient electrical aircraft and large flight models in one room at the same time? With up to 15 models that simultaneously buzzing through the air, the hall turns into a busy airfield that combines professionalized technology and passionate hobby.

The anticipation for the event is great and the pilots share their enthusiasm with the spectators. Daniel Hör, a model maker with special skills, regularly raises his large model, a Boeing 767. These tricks are not only a challenge for the pilots, but also offer impressive moments that amaze the audience.