This a pair of P-30's (30" long; 28" span). On the left is the Peck-Polymers One Nite 28. It is covered in French gift-wrap tissue in a beautiful coral color and flies great. On the right is the Guillow's Arrow, covered with Nicole tissue.
Here's another Guillow's sport model - the 24" span Lancer.
This is my Peck-Polymers Prairie Bird. It's covered with domestic tissue; 16.5" span. Thanks to my dear friend Steve Caston for suggesting this color combination, it looks great. Click on the picture to see it in flight. Note the resemblance in shape and proportion to the One Nite 28.
This is Bambi, a nice sport plane made by (now-non-existent) Igra. It's about the same size as the Prarie Bird.
Another Igra model - the Ota ROG.
This is the Flying Styro Kit Panda, span is also around 17". Built with few modifications, I find this to be a really nice airplane, and a good flyer as well. Construction is all depron foam, very easy to put together.
This is an inlfight shot of a slightly modified Peck-Polymers Peck ROG. The little (10" span) model is good for beginners and can put in some great flights.
This is the Peck-Polymers Stringless Wonder. Described on the plan as a "Flying Kite," it flies very well; it's very stable in the air and easy to adjust. I covered it with printed Hallmark tissue. It climbs almost straight up under full power, and can easily be lost if given enough turns on a breezy day. I highly recommend it!
This is a small helicopter (20 cm rotor diameter) of my own design. It is a little unstable but usually flies well - weight on ends of the blades would help. Covering is Esaki tissue. I made another one as a gift to my dear grandfather Laco. Click here to download a plan in gif format.
This is a variation of the Rearfan, a clever pusher design. (Plan by Aerographics available from Peck-Polymers). I lightened the construction and reduced the wingspan. The result is a really nice-flying airplane.
This is the Fagel Bla, a big sheetwood canard model made by the Swedish company ACKUS. Remarkably, it flies great, and looks very imposing in the air. The kit can be bought through Peck-Polymers.
