Who Likes Aircraft ?

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[Hikin Mike]

I see allll kinds of war birds and commercial types in over 300 pages..
There seems to be a lack of GA type or RC type aircraft...
Anyone have interest in either of those?

I think I've posted some RC stuff in the past. I never got into it, but my father does. I also cover (take photos) a Giant Scale RC event each year on Memorial Day weekend for their website.

My dad with his L-19 "Bird Dog" foamie.

One of his gliders.

 

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RC Version

 

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The US Air Force Museum has a big RC event every year.

https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/U...e-to-the-skies-over-labor-day-weekend-at-the/

 

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[Hikin Mike]

The US Air Force Museum has a big RC event every year.

https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/U...e-to-the-skies-over-labor-day-weekend-at-the/

Every Memorial Weekend they have a Giant Scale Event at the old Castle AFB. I do the website and photos: http://www.centralcamodelflyers.club/

 

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[Photon440]

What is the most successful aircraft in terms of production?
A 1956 Cessna Skyhawk:

1960 Cessna Skyhawk:

1968 version of the Skyhawk:

1977 Cessna Skyhawk:

Cessna SkyhawkS 2001 version:

a 2018 Skyhawk:

In production since 1956, with a pause from 1987-1997, over 44,000 Cessna Skyhawks have been built.

 

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