Photo Gallery
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 Patrick Holowesko lives in Nassau (Bahamas) with his mom
(BV's niece) and dad but made a special trip to Lake Wales to visit Great Uncle
BV and get some stick time on the BobCat Composite.
 Patrick trained on the
"Real Flight" KingCat simulator and was able to do a very respectable job
flying the real thing. At just 11 years of age now, we can expect great things
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 Dustin Buescher, still in engineering school, came to the
event from Wisconsin to help us demonstrate the BVM jets. Here, Dustin poses
with the F-80 (Shooting Star) which
is perfect for 11-17lb thrust engines. It really scoots after the tanks are
pickled off.
 Dustin
also flew the Super Balsa Bandit on P-70 power, the F-4 with P-120 power and
the F-86 (60") with the new JetCat P-60 for power.
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 John Christensen, representing Fly R/C magazine was on
hand to cover the event with lots of great photos.
 Tom Dodgen gave John a
ride on the new BobCat Composite. Usually, that's all it takes to make a
sale.
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 John Banner's AFS F-86 is 2 years old now and does well
on a T-500 for power. The Sky Blazer scheme is brilliant.
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 The new yellow/blue KingCat scheme was introduced by
Barry West and John Griffin. Tom Dodgen did the first flight honors and it was
perfect, of course. |
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 This happy trio just landed BV's F-100D. After a few laps
and maneuvers on the "Hun", both Bryce Watson and Johnny Hernandez had
favorable comments about how "smooth" it flies.
 This JetCat P-120 example really gets it
on.
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 The all new, all composite BobCats were extensively flown
by BV and Paul Lott. These are 2 of the 4 schemes available for this new
offering (click to view more
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