WATFORD WAYFARERS

This is a fascinating demonstration of what happens if you fix your vision on a specific point. Maybe it explains why you don't see the other plane that is about to midair with you!

Some great pictures from the 2011 Nationals courtesy of Stuart Marsh.

Amazing 360 degree walk through of the whole museum. Click on the dots on the map to go directly to particular areas or follow the blue arrows on the main screen. (Click on the word 'MAP' to hide/show the map). Click on aircraft to open a separate page of information. Also includes an audio guide.

What's happening with electric full sized.

An autobiography by Maynard Hill including the story of his building an RC model which flew across the Atlantic.

Maynard Hill, who has died aged 85, made his mark on aviation history in 2003 when one of his remote-controlled model aircraft became the first to fly a record-breaking 1,882 miles across the Atlantic on less than a gallon of fuel.

The team consists of members Steve Roberts and Roger Mayo plus ex-member Mark Christy so follow their progress this year through to the European championships in Italy in August.

This gives you a 360 degree view inside the cockpit of the Enola Gay; the plane that dropped the 1st Atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

A brief history of the origins of the club and its founder members

The obituary from The Daily Telegraph for Ron Moulton, long standing club member and president.

Can you imagine an airshow today with the following aircraft?: Ju88, Arado 234, Me-262, Me-163, Ju-290, A6M Zero, Macchi 202, Spitfire, Bf-108, B-32 Dominator, B-24. B-17, B-29, B-25. Thunderbolt low passes, Waco glider aerial pckup, Mitchells doing low-level bombing demos, etc..... not to mention the Heinkel 111, Me-410, German helicopters, V-2 and V-1 rockets, early C-82........!!! This is a compilation of two films shot during the September, 1945 airshow at Freeman Field. The aircraft seen both in the air and on the ground are nothing short of spectacular. Many of the remaining captured aircraft have yet to arrive.

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All 112 videos issued so far on the model airport build - see an example in the video section. Gerrits is the guys name and tagebuch means diary.

They make interesting adverts in Denmark then! Probably the best adverts in the world.

Lots of data to help you make sensible choices about which servos to use.

A guide on which prop to use based on engine size.

A guide to thread information for a variety of international standards

Essential site for precision screws and turned parts.