Album: Radio Control/Aviation

Description: FLYING FORTRESS B-17

Description: Stearman Kaydet Primary Trainer

Description: Nieuport-17

Description: Designed by World Champion R/C flier and full scale pilot, Phil Kraft says "its design was influenced by experience gained in modeling" A beautiful aerobatic aircraft built in any size, only one full scale airplane was produced.

Description: I'd Rather Be Flying. And that's the truth!

Description: I'd Rather Be Flying. And that's the truth!

Description: Shut UP And Just FLY!

Description: Abstract, splatted P-51D Mustang

Description: Aerobatic Aircraft Carve the Skies

Description: Dedicated to those who have had a cold one in this fine establishment.

Description: Classics Keep On Flying

Description: The iconic Piper Cub, flying since 1938.

Description: Design of the Gee Bee R-1 which won the 1932 Thompson Trophy race. The aircraft was piloted by Jimmy Doolittle.

Description: Distressed sunset design with P-51 Mustang. Works on any color of background.

Description: Electrics may be popular but there's nothing like the sound and exhaust of a well tuned nitro engine turning at max RPM.

Description: Perhaps one of the most iconic aircraft ever produced, the Piper J-3 Cub has served in war and trained thousands to fly. Available in three color types. Light, dark and Lockhaven yellow.

Description: Design featuring the famous Scat Cat Quickie 500 pylon racer.

Description: Classic Little Toni r/c pylon racer--produced for two classes. Quarter Midget and Formula One.

Description: The 18th Airlift Squadron was first activated in 1942. It was finally deactivated in 1995 at McGuire AFB New Jersey. In addition to the C-141 Starlifter, 1968 – 1995, the 18th also flew the C-118 Liftmaster, 1954–1961, and the C-135 Stratolifter, 1961–1966.

Description: Three view drawing of the world famous aerobatic aircraft the CAP 21

Description: One needs more than just love to be an RC 'er. One needs a transmitter!

Description: Goat Suckers...You know who you are. Wear your colors!