The second picture shows my 3 F-15s; the micro 1.5oz, the mini with retracts at 8oz and my 1973 8.5 pounder. The big F-15 is my design.
The third picture is of my mini Kaos at 6.5oz and my two 5 pound 1971 Bridi Kaos’s, both electric, one with retracts. The 5 pound Kaos’s were built from Bridi kits originally available in 1970.
The fourth picture is of a Parkzone P-51 with my Micro F4U built from a Sukoi.
The fifth picture is of my 1965 Marksman that I converted to electric last year and first flew in 1968 with a 60. The 1965 Long Nose Marksman was a competition plane designed by Paul Ennis; my 6 oz Marksman was the 1969 (fourth) version Paul flew at the Nats.
My 1987 Suprafly 25 with retracts.
My micro (2.5oz) and mini (15oz) P-38s. The mini P-38 has retracts and counter-rotating props.
My 5 oz Kwik Fly 3 (Phil Kraft’s 1967 International Champion design).
Two more planes for your collection, my Falcon (6.5oz) and Micro Hawk (1.1oz).
Inverted.
Not pictured but I’ll send along soon are my micro Bonanza, P-82 Twin Mustang, 2.5oz pattern plane with retracts.
