Tony Vincent with his Equinox built from FlisKits materials
Scott Clement, always the innovator, shows off this unique odd-roc made (as near as I can tell) from the bones of old rocketeers... LOL
Here is a close up showing the details of this interesting yet fine flying model.
A Thing-a-ma-Jig takes to the air!
Here I have my Richter Tickler (A 13mm version of the Richter Recker) on 3 A10-3T motors... The wind was quite strong and the model got pinched to the launch rod so strongly that it never moved from the pad...
The ultimate insult was...
...perfect deployment...
This is our new MTTM Mud Wasp Micromaxx model that will be coming out in 2007. She stands about 7" tall
This will give you a good idea of how cold it was. Truly it wasn't all that cold, but when you spend the whole day in it, atop a wind blow hill, it starts to get to you...
But, truth be told, a warm hot dog can take the chill away!
The FlisKits US TOG on the pad and ready for action!
I believe that this is called the "Double Trouble". It is a model with 2 parasite Space Shuttle gliders on it. It CATOed shortly after ignition and I caught this shot. WHEW!
The US TOG off to a perfect flight on a D12-3
The D-Nelson Tomahawk followed shortly after on a B6-4
Here we have a naked Thing-a-ma-Jig on her maiden flight.
And a good one it was, too!
Here we have Scott loading up his "Tin Man" version of the A.C.M.E. Spitfire
A close-up reveals this unique dressing of this model and explains the name clearly
On a 24mm Deuce motor mount she turns in a beautiful flight and the dual smoke trails are just wonderful!
The Thing-a-ma-Jig lends itself to personal creativity when painting
As do most all of the FlisKits models as can be seen by the beautiful Drake
Ready for flight, the Drake is going to show her stuff!
Bundled and trying to keep warm
The Drake takes to the skies!
This Rocket Glider turned in a great flight!
I actually caught one of Bob's mini paper rockets while it was still on the launch rod!
This last series of pictures shows the flight of a beautifully finished Praetor. Great boost.
Perfect recovery!
This bird looks so great in the air, even under chute!