Billy has some mate's.

Sunday Stills

Odds & Sods -

Meet Gnasher

Fresh from the Beano Gnasher tries to sink his teeth into anything

Dave's Smoke System

This smoke system is fitted into a small Panic plane and works so well - Must be one of the smallest done!!!

Shortest Flight Ever

Went like the clappers - Then clappers stopped...

Mike's Electric Matador

Stills

Joe Cool

Billy has found some mates.

Terry keeping fit.

Thank's

Hi i would just like to say thank you for a lovely day's flying today you all made it plesant and enjoyable many more to come.cheers Trev.

Pete's new Toy

Joes new plane

Boy's Toy's

It's all just a matter of scale...

No Rain Today

Great time had by all and Little Bob passed his "A" test - Well done & happy flying.

Billy no Mates.

Down the field on our own again. I think it might be time to change my deodorant.

Sun Has Got His Hat On...

Bit of fun...

Weekend Stills

Simon's New P-51 Mustang HD

Felt I had not done justice to Simon's new Mustang so I have done it again - Justice has been served...

Spitfire

A man will try to cross the English Channel piloting a radio-controlled plane to mark the 75th anniversary of the first Spitfire flight. Mike Booth, from Marlborough, Wiltshire, will control his 1/4 scale model of a Spitfire from a microlight being flown alongside. The replica plane, built by Mr Booth, will take-off from France later to attempt the 37-mile English Channel flight to Kent's Spitfire Museum. Mr Booth said he felt "very confident". The 19kg radio-controlled replica - designed and built by Mr Booth - has a 9ft (2.7m) wing span and is powered by an 80cc engine. The £4,000 model was initially flight-tested at Clench Common airstrip, near Marlborough, before being driven to Calais ahead of the cross-Channel attempt. "It is very large - but it's no more difficult controlling it from a plane than it is from the ground," said Mr Booth. "And for the Channel crossing it's just a question of flying it in a straight line." However, he said that undertaking the task had involved "an epic paperwork and department trail" to obtain permission from aviation authorities in both the UK and France. "We have been working on this for some months - and now that we're in Calais we're just hoping for a weather window so that we can get airborne," he said. Mr Booth added he expected the crossing to take less than 40 minutes.

Simon's New P-51 Mustang

If It Rains...

If the weather takes a bad turn again get a cup of tea or a beer and watch this hour long film on very early aviation.
Remember the stuntmen here had no Health & Safety...

At Last - The Sun

FMS P51 Next Plane WARBIRD!?

3 D Steve

Steve's Mustang

Float planes with sun---could we do this in the bay?

See the following:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5EvqNNByp4

Well done

As of yesterday evening this site broke the 60,000 views, well done to all for supporting it.

floats

Scale day

Hi guys just to let you know that today's scale day is canceled due to the weather. New date to be listed real soon.

Just wondering if they ever done a P51 mustang with water floats. If this rain keeps up I might loose the scale look of the plane lol.

Spectacular

These are the first proofs for this years fly in.
Designed by Jan.

Splash