Alain P Hovasse's Lanzo Bomber at the 14th Ave. field, January 1, 2003. Being expertly flown by John Kusturin.
Photo by: Alain P Hovasse
Roy Bourke's 1925 Messerschmitt M-17.
This is a model of the first aircraft that Messerschmitt designed that went
into production, two-place, designed for small (25-40HP) engines
Model was built for the new 1/2A Electric Texaco Scale Duration class in SAM
competition.
Power: Speed 400 ,3:1 gear
Cells: 7 x 500AR
Wing Area: 404 sq.in.
Weight: 19.25 oz.
Photo by:
Some water flying at the Pike's cottage last summer. The planes belong to
Marc Thomson and Robert Pike. From left to right: Marc Thomson,
Robert Pike, John Bell, Scott Black
Photo by: Louis Dionne
The two electric water bombers ready to take to the sky.
Photo by: Louis Dionne
Chris McHugh's Fletcher Special. This plane was designed by Chris McHugh
but inspired by Barry Fletcher's (hence the name) "Classic". This model performs
very well in the capable hands of Chris.
