Album: Radio Control/Aviation

Description: Unit badge used on the F-117A aircraft.

Description: Yes....It's been done over a thousand time with other subjects. Finally, one with RC aircraft!

Description: Clean minimal design of the great USAF B1B bomber.

Description: Tribute to the Command and Aircraft that made thousands of USAF fighter pilots.

Description: Traditional squadron of the German Air Force from WWI.

Description: Sometime just keeping things simple is the easiest way to remember.

Description: Designed as a test platform for new equipment by Phil Kraft in 1966, the ugly stick has remained popular to this day. Easy and inexpensive to build, it's also a great flying airplane.

Description: Perhaps one of the most iconic aircraft ever produced, the Piper J-3 Cub has served in war and trained thousands to fly.

Description: Sport flyers make up the majority of those involved in flying R/C airplanes. Wear this design and let everyone know you're out to have fun when you fly!

Description: Semi retro look on this one. For those who like to build wood models, the text says it all!

Description: Although nobody likes to end the day with a crash, it happens. Sometimes the airplane can be repaired, sometimes not. The one that's a total loss, well, it's a good reason to build a new one!

Description: No doubt about it!

Description: Those who fly pattern know the importance of staying within the box. But even if you don't fly pattern, this design let's others know there's nothing wrong with working inside the box!

Description: Biplanes always seem to attract attention at the flying field. Besides just looking good on the ground, they look better in the air. This design commemorates the Wayfarer from 1972 by Don Dewey. Many are still flying today.

Description: Control freaks are typically annoying, overbearing, and become involved with everyone's business except their own. With this design, you can prove you're a control freak who's fun to be around. Your bird, transmitter, and controlling good maneuvers. That's all that matters.

Description: Sport flyers make up the majority of those involved in flying R/C airplanes. Wear this shirt and let everyone know you're out to have fun when you fly!

Description: One of the most beautiful aircraft of the 1930's.

Description: While feathered eagles are a protected species, the Eagles powered with a Lycoming engine are not. With a waterfall and tree in the background, the natural habitat of this Eagle is likely a hangar at a local airport!

Description: Who needs a shrink when one has a decent hobby? Anything R/C is certainly cheaper than long term medical bills and is a lot more fun!

Description: No doubt about it!

Description: Show you're a fan of the Pitts Special with this design! Wowing crowds with unlimited aerobatics since 1944.

Description: Show you're a fan of the Pitts Special with this design! Wowing crowds with unlimited aerobatics since 1944.

Description: North American T-6 Texan

Description: Of all the different types of airplanes that may appear at the flying field, warbirds will always attract attention. Besides just looking good, they all have their place in history and are pleasure to fly and witness history take to the air again.

Description: Winning the world championship in 1977, the Curare continued to appear in the winners circle many times in the following years. A superb flying airplane, it's still flown by sport fliers today.

Description: For coffee lovers. Sometimes just you need a cup now!

Description: Show you're a fan of this iconic war bird with this custom design. The first flight of the corsair was in 1940 and served proudly until 1978 when the Honduran Air Force finally retired them.

Description: Perhaps one of the most famous R/C airplanes ever designed. Still being flown by sport and pattern fliers since 1970, it's about time the Kaos was available in a awesome design.

Description: Perhaps one of the most iconic aircraft ever produced, the Piper J-3 Cub has served in war and trained thousands to fly. The yellow for this design is the same yellow used on the Piper Cub J3. "Cub Yellow"--"Lockhaven Yellow" or "Chrome Yellow are all names for the same color used on the cub. Its code is #FFA700.

Description: An impressionistic unique, one-of-a-kind-rendition of the Cloud Kitten. A nice looking .15 powered three channel r/c fun/sport design for the Sunday flier. Easy to build and easy on the wallet!

Description: 4450th Tactical Group...You Slept--We Worked. Dedicated to those who tirelessly worked and flew through the night making this aircraft a success.

Description: Everyone who has flown R/C knows the maiden test flight can be the most nerve racking. Just about anything can happen. Even after the nerves have calmed down, each flight can have its own challenges. The pilot is always tested!

Description: A tribute design for the many who worked on, and flew this awesome weapons platform. The FB is one of the many variants of the F-111. Spending most of its life in Strategic Air Command as a cold war strategic bomber, the FB was always prepared to deliver devastating firepower anywhere in the world.

Description: The F111 was configured in nine different variants and was flown by the USAF from 1967 to 2010. Known as the "Whispering Death" by the North Vietnamese, it flew over 4,000 combat sorties with only six losses in Vietnam. This design pays tribute to the aircraft and those who maintained and flew this formidable weapons platform.

Description: Flying Old Timers-Never Gets Old...Radio controlled or free flight, vintage models offer modelers aviation history and a fun day at the flying field.

Description: Conquer A Dimension----Fly 3D