Nice workshop!
Oh, and not bad video either.
But nice workshop!
Thanks Tim, I am hoping to improve the fotage on the next attemt, until we have something a bit wow 
Thanks Dave, yes they are wonderful workshops, 10 full sets of Cycle Mechanic Tools, mainly Park Tool ones… And a lot of bikes to play with…
I’d love to see their Risk Assessment(s) and SSoW for those videos and how many takes it took to come up with the finished videos. 
They must have had some sort of permission to film, possibly in a closed set, as no way would spotters be able to relay timely information to the pilot for him to react in time to any potential emergency. Always inpressed though with the talent displayed by these FPV flyers and the skills that they display.
This is my Dad
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Totally agree. I’d love to be that good with the Avata 
Not knocking the pilot of those vids, but no-one should deal with Wren Kitchens, whether it be buying from them, or providing a service to them. They are despicable - in every sense of the word (don’t take my word, check Watchdog). Again, hats off to the pilot who filmed it. But for anyone trying to expand their portfolio - filming Wren Kitchens is a no-go, and will quite possibly lose them favour.
2008, MFI goes bankrupt, runs across the pond for 7 years, comes back and starts Wren Home (now Kitchens) and with some help, also … ebuyer. Two stores who I’ve permanently blacklisted due to £1000’s lost.
Not the thread to post this in, I know, but please - refrain from giving Wren Kitchens free promos. Just trying to save others the misfortune.
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Totally agree, and the way they treated staff during the lockdown also made me vow never to use them…
Indoor - so no CAA ?
but there was a lot of outdoor flight too, although manned aircraft flying at that height has bigger problems than any UAV (not really bothered, but its definitely the elephant in the room with regards to what is reasonable and practicable and achievable)