Investment immigration to the UK hear stories from Britain: According to a report by the British Daily Mail on March 21, a father and son from Telford, Shropshire, United Kingdom, spent nearly £10,000 (approximately RMB 95,000) and 12 months building a remote-controlled model of the BAE Hawk T2 used by the Red Arrows aerobatic team, and quickly received invitations for air shows from all over the world. Now, the father and son have become world-renowned aerobatic pilots.
52-year-old Steven Bishop and his 25-year-old son Matthew built the model aircraft, which measures 113 inches (approximately 2.9 meters) in length and weighs 25 kilograms, with a high degree of similarity to the original aircraft. Even the pilots of the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team were amazed by it. Steven stated that he and his son never expected their performances to be so popular. They are now officially recognized as one of the best radio-controlled flight teams in the world.
Due to circumstances, they never practice flying outside of their performances, but their coordination remains seamless. People often mistake them for the real Red Arrows aerobatic display team.