I have always wanted to fly a camera on a model airplane, either still or video. I never tried it with a still camera, and only recenty (relative to my age, that is) has video technology gotten small enough and cheap enough for me to finally give it a try. I put a CVS one-time-use video camera on top of my son's trainer. Of course, the holder and camera made for a huge air brake (see photos below), but it flew OK and I got a fairly decent video, all things considered. Next time, I'll point the camera downward a bit more, and try a flight with the camera pointing rearward.

Click HERE to view the first video, taken with the camera facing forward.

Click HERE to view the second video, taken with the camera facing rearward.

Click HERE to view the third video, taken with the camera mounted on the bottom of the plane facing downward.

Click HERE to view the fourth video, taken with the camera mounted on the side of the plane facing to the left.