• Mike Barbee wins Top Gun Expert Class with Futaba

    Team Futaba member Mike Barbee piloted his scratch-built 36% scale Beechcraft T-34 Mentor to first place in the Expert Class. Modeled after a civilian registered aircraft owned by Harold Cannon and still flown actively, Mike’s 148.5” span T-34 faithfully reproduces every detail of its full-size inspiration — right down to the latches on the engine cowling. Continue reading

  • New Heli Brushless Outrunners From O.S. Engine

    Heli pilots looking for peak performance need look no further than this outstanding pair of brushless outrunner heli motors from O.S. Both are precision engineered for sport flying and 3D maneuvers, designed to reduce friction for increased power and efficiency. The 1260kV is ideal for 550-600 size helis, while the 560kV is perfect for 600-650 size machines. Continue reading

  • O.S. GF40 Gasoline Engine

    Ideal for aerobatic or scale aircraft, the 4-stroke GF40 offers excellent torque and a realistic sound, plus fuel economy and the fit and finish O.S. is famous for. Other features include a Walbro® carburetor and an integrated choke rod guide that simplifies installation. The GF40 includes a muffler, spark plug, ignition module and a 2-year limited warranty. Continue reading

  • Flyzone Micro DH.82 Tiger Moth

    Modeled after Geoffrey de Havilland’s DH 82 Tiger Moth, this Flyzone biplane is right at home in a backyard, at a park or even inside a gymnasium. Lots of molded in details, along with an authentic trim scheme and 2 pilot figures, add to the model’s realistic appearance. Continue reading

  • Flyzone Tidewater™ EP Seaplane

    The Tidewater makes an outstanding first float plane, offering simplicity and performance that appeal to every adventurous pilot. It assembles quickly, with no gluing required. The brushless power system provides plenty of muscle for easy takeoffs – from water, short grass or by hand – and exciting sport aerobatics. When it’s time to land, just point the plane into the wind, reduce speed and keep the wings level…it almost lands itself. Continue reading