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Please continue with the weird, obscure, and forgotten aircraft. They are far more interesting than the well known ones.

The world does not need another docu on the 109. Or the Lancaster. Keep digging up the oddballs and niche stuff we can't sing along with already. 👍👍

33:45 Absolutely keep doing what you're doing Rex. Covering lesser known aircraft is WAY more interesting that just focusing on the major successes or famous aircraft, partly because as Rex says, they've all been done to death and adding something new or worthwhile is not easy, but also, aircraft development wasn't a case of stepping from one major success to another, it's littered with failures and near-misses that informed those successes, and by learning about these aircraft makes for a more complete view of history and so is always far more interesting.

"DC-3 biplane isn't real, it can't hurt you"

DC-3 biplane:

I really like to hear more about the “forgotten” aircraft from 1919-1939!

Nelly's story was the cream on the cake. Excellent research and perfectly delivered.

I must say that these aircraft from the 20s were extravagantly strange looking. Nowadays an Airbus looks like a Boeing, the 20s were different.

Thank you so much for including the story of my Aunt Nelly here. Sadly I never met her, but she was technically my Aunt, I was just born way too late.

I love your coverage more obscure and under appreciated aircraft

Clarence D. Chamberlin purchases four Curtis Model 53 Condor’s and replaces the plush seats with tiny chairs, presaging the future of air travel.

i like how this aircrafts looks like they created monoplane and then remembered that its still 20's so it should be biplane XD

I love these technological transition aircraft.  Good, bad, and ugly, it's great to see the stories of how we learned what we know.

That plane looks actually really nice. Kinda friendly. I still admire the passengers who dared to fly on that, and even at night.

When a DC1 and a De Havilland Rapide love each other very much....       Lovely looking aircraft.  Thanks for the video.

The Curtiss Condor seems nice. I think I might draw it.

The obscure, weird, and wonderful deserve love as well...well done.

Probably the prettiest biplane I ever saw.

These aircraft look genuinely beatiful. Of course they are not as sleek and streamlined as a monoplane would be, but they definitely have their charm, and a charm that I very much like. Even today, with all aircraft you can look at and decide what looks good and what looks bad - this one manages to please my eye.
Thank you for showing me the existence of Condor, I doubt I would know about it otherwise

Your channel is currently the only aviation history channel I watch. The very specific reason for that is your coverage and insights into a whole menagerie of aircraft I have never heard of or have only heard vaguely referenced.

I hope you can continue in this niche, because frankly I watch every single video.

I love this channel and the history everyone else ignores. I can’t even imagine how difficult finding anything much less caches of pictures and documents of these pieces of aviation history. I don’t say this often and honestly who am I to say this but your videos should be saved in the Library of Congress for future generations.