Other Aircraft - 2001 Taylor R/C Airshow

Photos and commentary by Andy Steere.


Here are a few static images that didn't fit into the other categories... in alphabetic order.



STATIC IMAGES

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Here is an AutoGyro. Part helicopter and part airplane. I took a picture of this becuase my brother-in-law also has an autogyro, but not this fancy.
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A Vortex, probably 60 sized. Similar in style to the Diamond Dust, but much larger.
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A HUGE Piper Cub, a full 50% scale.
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Closeup of the Cub's engine... a fairly scale-looking version of the real 4-cylinder boxer.
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A P-47 thunderbolt, much smaller (probably 40 sized).
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A Parasail. Uses a parachute as a wing.
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A biplane, type unknown, done up in a PT-17 Stearman like color scheme.
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A Great Planes Ryan STA. Flys great, looks great doing it too.
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I don't know exactly what kind of plane this is. When they announced it as a warbird... several groans were heard from the crowd. Sure didn't look like or fly like a warbird. The "warbird" name is usually reserved for fighters and bombers... aircraft capable of dealing death and destruction to those outside the airplane. This thing looked like it was dangerous only to those INSIDE the airplane!!!
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An interesting looking airplane. Not exactly sure what it is.
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