Remote Control Super Hero, the next big rage?

Here’s a brand new idea that is sure to catch on fast, a life size remote control superhero! The freedom of flight that this engineering marvel can obtain is breath taking. Vertical flight and upright lift off are just the tips of the iceberg. This life size invention can do stunts you have to see to believe. It is the very image of an everyday superhero in flight, created by your everyday superhero, Greg Tanous.

 Greg's inspiration for the design originated out of the mechanics of sky diving. Here's how his story goes; "I was really into RC planes, and about eleven years ago I began to study early flight, plane design and earodynamics by reading varius books. One day, at my job as a tool grinder/ mechanist i thought about how skydivers have total control; which is the element the Wright brothers built into their historic plane. I fixed the skydiver's problems and incorporated them into my balsa wood toss gliders. I came up with a lot of different designs and found that the sky diver design was the best. Eventually I designed the new model, the RcSuperhero, where the legs where straight out and it flew better, looked more realistic and was tougher than the skydiver design". All this was accomplished and no sky diving required!

While the sight of this Super hero in flight is aw inspiring in and of itself, the most amazing aspect of this remote controlled man is his superior flying capabilities. This is not your average grocery store bought toy, which struggles to attain the dismal heights of indoor recreation. This toy can take off upright like a rocket, hover like a helicopter, and glide and swoop like an airplane. It's got all the capabilities required of an aspiring superhero. In fact, it is designed to excel in flight performance. The handsome, six foot three inch tall hero weighs only three pounds and has a motor that provides it with six pounds of thrust. With minimum mass and maximum thrust, it's the supreme flying machine, and it's not just for extreme hobbyists. The RcSuperhero is no more difficult to fly than a regular remote controlled airplane.

 The next line of research, Greg writes, is "a superhero that has a cape, and has his arms forward". All things considered, the day will come when we can rest in peace knowing that our skies are filled with superheroes battling  super villains in the constant fight for justice against evil.