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Field 2 looking busy with nearly a full carpark! Oct 2008 |
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Barry Woodland setting up the ground receiving equipment for the TV images sent from his Twinstar. Oct 2008 |
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Field 2 looking busy with nearly a full carpark! Oct 2008 |
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Barry Woodland setting up the ground receiving equipment for the TV images sent from his Twinstar. Oct 2008 |
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Field 2 in mid-August looking south. June 2008 |
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Field 2 in mid August looking north. May 2008 |
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Workparty at second field. June 2008 |
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Maureen and mower at Site 1. Has she got a "B" for that thing? May 2008 |
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Kev Cook with his Heli. Feb 2008 |
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Dan's Puppeteer with SC52 4C coughs into the winter sky. Feb 2008 |
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Dave makes the first flight at the second site. Dec 2007 |
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Mark Greenwood about to launch into the sunset at Site 1 Feb 2008 |
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Alan Todd's transport arrangements for Curtiss JN4 Oct 2007 |
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Chocs away! |
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Busy Day! |
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Ben Swabey hovers his T-Rex. |
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Andy Sheen playing with his new toy. May 2007 |
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Dan Dempster concentrates on the Top Gun Ultimate SC120 4C with onlookers Dave Bedford and Andy Downes. |
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An interesting electric homebuilt F15 from Martin Senior. July 2006 |
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And a conversion to 0.15 size for this Electric Mini Funtana. Martin Junior. July 2006 |
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Barry Beech about to take off with his T240 glider tug. Steve Porter is just at the rear holding up the glider. July 2006 |
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Here is your favourite flying field. John Rands took this from the air. Yes, that is Barry down there. May 2006 |
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Dan & Chris launch for some Zaggi combat. 29 Aug 2005 |
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No you can't have 100 points, martin Junior! Aug 2005 |
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This is Tom's foray into Electric "Helis". Chuffed to Bits. Monster. 22 Aug 2004 |
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Steve Porter and Barry Beech (Mainly Models), prepare
their 1/12 scale Lanc for a demo at a combat competition. Awesome. 4x SC15s. July 2004 |
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Yes, always try to remember to fit the wings on the CORRECT way up, especially before asking someone to fly it. Martin. April 2004 |
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Tom Oliver's delightful Tiger Moth, running on OS40 4c. Scale flying!! April 2004 |
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Dave Dempster and Tom Oliver discuss the finer points of OS91 silencer modifications. Extra 230s, Nov 2003 |
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John Rand's Merlin, an excellent "FunFly" style sport aircraft. Sept 2003 |
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SMAA FunDaySunday 20th July, 2003 Click on the picture for more.. |
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Gary Bugden again, with his newly aquired Wot4.2003 |
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Tom Oliver's Christen Eagle. This was lost due to radio failure, thought to be a loose Xtal. June 2003 |
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Gary Bugden fires up the T180 for a proving flight, without the cowl fitted. James Sheen lends his legs. |
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John Rands prepares his Aeronca for flight. |
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It takes to the air with some spectators in the background. |
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Dan Workman prop-hangs his FunFly during a Combat break. He won UK Nats 02 with this a/c. |
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Some of our aircraft, showing a variety of member types. |
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The SkyScrapper Files - Build this Club design. |
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Dan's twin electric Raptor. Flies better than it looks. |
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Maureen & Skysurfer. |
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John Rand and electric twin - flies for ages on one charge. |
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Junkers F13.Four seater airliner from 1919. Designed and built by Dave. |
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Indoor testing Dave's parachute design prior to production of about 12, for dropping from a DC3. |
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Dan & Chris with Speed 400 deltas by Dan. |
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An Me163 Komet as a glider. Designed by Dave for bungee launch, aerotow or piggyback drop. |
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This amphibian belongs to Len Cornish. It did taxi trials, but I don't know if it's flown. 40 4C |
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John Taylor's big aircraft. |
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Dan's Disc Project. Read on if you dare................ |
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Dogfight. Some of the members were approached by a TV Production company to build and fly Battle of Britain aircraft fitted with on board cameras............. |
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Yes, an aerotow using a 4x4 Off-Road 10th scale car as the tug! The aircraft was a free-flight flying wing, based on a Zaggi,and flight duration was about 30-60s. Builder and pilot was Martin Creed, tug driver Dan Dempster.. |
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Jamie Sheen gets ready to fire up his new "thingy" - nobody quite knows what it is! Answers on the back of a five pound note please. Flies well. |
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Here's Dan with a hastily-modified electric Fun-Fly with skis, to take advantage of the cold, white stuff. It has been known to take off from a pit box. Nobody actually saw it ROG, but he says it did..... Mmmm |
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Dan's 34 inch Ultimate on an Enya 19. |
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John Cave built this little electric SE5, mainly from Depron, Pico-powered. Lovely flier. Presented by Mrs John, Janet |
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Dan and Andy designed this 0.15 sized DF.......... |
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Some lady members - Helen Creed, Anne Hewitt, and Maureen, with their gliders at a FunDay endurance competition, on the old Pulloxhill site. |
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Again, back in the Pulloxhill days, some of Pat Mardell's creations....... |
