photo gallery

THIS is the page for aero-model pictures - your own, or others you've seen at the club or at a show; they are all welcome if they're nice to look at!

If you're not into digital photography or scanning pictures, why not send me some photos by regular mail? It's not too pricey; a batch of five or six photos costs $1.00 airmail postage from the USA, for example. My address is on home page.

Continuing my Canadian emphasis for this issue, here is a selection of shots from several Canadian model flying clubs. All club names are links to the club website.
Paul Colbourne's Mustang		I just had to visit Craig Trickett's St John's R/C Flyers first, as he and they were my first Canadian contacts.		Rob Sparkes' Sig Morrissey Bravo, Q42 gas burner, 20 lbs, seen here at Harbour Grace Airfield

	This nice Beaver float plane comes from Halifax Radio Control Club		From Rainy River International, a lovely Cap 10b with G38 - belongs to webmaster Jim Sharpe, I think!

		Four wild things with four Wild Things! Ron Rymer's Piper Cub converted for floats These pics from Niagara Region MFC

	Sandy McInnes taking his pet for a walk!	Left, right and below of Al Eastman with two of his own designs are from Antlantic Society of Radio Control Modelers (featured on club scene)	Debbie gives husband Don a bit of advice before take-off


		From Kincardine Cloudbusters comes Keith Galbraith's Macchi and Ted Buck's Sopwith - it's rare to see such good flying shots!

	Putting in their first appearance at the Test Valley Flying Club recently were a nicely turned out Precedent Fun Fly of Pete Nicholls' (left) and Al Turner's ARC Ready Mk 2 (right), which he has finished with an immaculate red spray paint job.

From Mr Oldtimer himself, our good friend Tore Loodin, comes this little selection:

Grahn's Fleetster

Ivve Hallberg's Oldtimer

Tore's Puffin lawnmower

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