New Photos Page

Here are some new pictures that were taken during Labor Day. If anyone has more, let me know so we can share them. Click on small plane to send Email

Looks like a Dogfight.

Our Famous Fast Eddie

Patriotic Raptor 90SE

John Dolacki's WW2 P-40 Warhawk, chasing the big SBD Dauntless

another "distant" view of P-40

Jim Suchy's SBD Dauntless in action

Look at that detail.

This plane also drops Bombs, but my camera was too slow to catch that action...

Jeff Shutic's cub in action

Great plane to take out for a relaxing flight, not like a helicopter.

Easy to land too.... at least Jeff makes it look that way.

This is a twin engine being flown by Paul.


Click here for the latest photos. Updated 2/2/2006

 

ARF Building

Most of the new airplanes that are in ARF form are very easy and fast to build. Here are some pictures of Jeri Smeraldi (New member for 2005) building her first airplane.


 

Inserting elevator

Gluing elevator hinges

Installing hinges into Aeleron

Making sure the hinges fit before gluing

 

 

Below are some more complicated builds

Here are some submissions from Jim Suchy

Both files are PowerPoint slideshows. for best results, right-click on the links below and "save target as" to the desktop. A viewer can be downloaded here also

How to Convert a Homelite chainsaw's engine for Use in an airplane

Boeing P-26 Peashooter Being built using plans from Stan and Ben, that were obtained from the Estate of Gary Blanchard

 

Tony DiNicola is working on a Raptor 90SE  Helicopter. Click to see the building process.

Here is the main page, more to come soon...

 

 

Helicopter fun in the hovering area

At Lorain County R/C Club we have a helicopter hovering area for helicopter pilots to do ground work and not have to worry about airplanes. Here are some pictures of Bill Tracy having some fun picking up half a tennis ball with part of a plastic coat hangar for a hook. Plastic must be used, metal to metal on the landing gear would not be a good thing. And the hangar was cut short enough so as not to go into the main rotor blades. Safety is a MUST for Bill.

For some reason the helicopter does not hover as stable while there is something near it.

Still wobbly, but getting closer

Now come on! Gotta have it now!

ALLRIGHT!!!

I would keep it too...

I was kidding, get back here with that BALL!!!

 

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