1. Well used and very pristine Sig 1/4 Scale cub. OS 120 for power
2. Modified Byron P-51 to represent the Reno air racer Dago red. Pilot T-shirt enables Rollie with special powers!

Rollie is one of the premier modelers on the west coast who's craftsmanship takes a back seat to no one in the hobby. Many Best of Show Awards at the Puallup Model Exposition and countless other accolades make Rollie's work the benchmark that everyone else shoots for when building their scale creation.

1/3 scale Sig Spacewalker. OS 320 4 cylinder, on board start system, Futaba 9 PCM for guidance. Pictures taken in Skagway, Alaska and Fry's Corner B.C.

Bill Smallwood

Scratchbuilt this beautiful Bellanca Aircruiser. Quadra 35 for power. It now resides in the Winnipeg Museum of Flight.

Dave Collis

Built this great Balsa USA 1/3 scale cub. Very realistic and well done. Dave is one of the most prolific builders we know, it's hard to keep track of the projects he is working on and he always produces top notch work.

Marc Wald
Murray Marley

First, we have Marc's twin bee. 2 Saito 91's for power.

Second, Murray Marley's SeaBee. Quadra 35 for power and a whole bunch of lead in that short nose to balance!

Rob Ellis

Rob's Byron Harvard. Rob flys this beauty on a regular basis.

First picture was taken at the Langley Airshow last summer. Always a good performer.

Last photo is part of an airshow that RCFCBC puts on at various venues in the lower mainland during the summer months.

Walter Moller

Walter with his newest creations. First, scratch built 42% Giles 202, 110"wing span, 40lbs, powered by a 3W-120 turning a carbon fibre 28-12 prop.

Second, scratch built twin, 76" wing span, 18lbs and powered by two Super Tigre 90's.

Don Farquharson of Horsefly B.C.

Don built this show stopper. Modified Sachs Dolmar for power. Great detail and finishing.

Cliff Oswald

Don is building this 186 inch wingspan Mosquito. 2-Quadra 100 cc engines will be used for power.

Last photo is Jim Ramsay holding one wing panel. Jim's about 6' 2" so you can imagine how immense a project this is.