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Tim Mackey
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Ok, well in Part.1 you saw how she flew and fly well she does, but getting to that stage wasn’t quite the […]
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Like many other aspiring jet jockeys I suspect….. I have a soft spot for the BAe Hawk. As with […]
David Ashby
While outwardly the same, this new park-fly P-51 from Parkzone has been completely re-engineered in comparison to the outgoing version. […]
The Enigma is designed with the competition or sport fun flyer in mind (Ben Dean photo). Enigma is a sweet […]
Unexciting name aside, there’s no denying that this little variable pitch, twin-rotor, ready-to-fly machine is small, impressively so. It packs […]
Mike Williams
As will have been witnessed by those who saw him fly at Sandown, Christophe Paysant-Le Roux is an incredibly gifted […]
Build quailty is very good and helpfully, the potentially tricky strut work has been taken care of. The Pitts series […]
Graham Ashby
Now, if you ask me, the artwork on the Corsairs box really doesn’t do the model justice. Granted, it looks […]
Parkzone’s new bind’n’fly indoor aerobat should be giving Kyosho’s Miniums a good run for their money. Boasting that indoor ready-to-fly, […]
The combination of Hangar 9 (a company with a strong reputation for quality) and the Sopwith Camel (an aircraft whose […]
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