
Robert Graham with his immaculate Hawk
(photo courtesy of Mid Ulster Models)
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Davy Connolly of the Buzzards who recently passed his "A" Test |
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Great photo of a turbine model on a low pass
(photo courtesy of Mid Ulster Models)
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Stephen Scott of St Angelo
photo:- courtesy of St Angelo facebook page
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Cracking photo of what I think is a Stryker on low pass
photo:- courtesy of St Angelo facebook page
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Brilliant photo of a Sea Vixen
photo:- courtesy of St Angelo facebook page
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Bangor Electric Stand at the North Down Model Exhibition 2014
photo courtesy of Bangor Electric MFC. |

Real Flight Simulator now installed at The Buzzards MFC Nest
Thanks to equipment donated or loaned by members. |

A stryker low at St Angelo photo Stephen Scott |

Lovely photo of a glider at sunset photo Stephen Scott St Angelo |

Another great picture by Stephen Scott at St Angelo |

Robert Graham being presented with his C cert Aero by Robert Wallace |

Davy Connolly of the Buzzards successfully passed his A fixed Wing |

The IMAC pilots with there aircraft |

Angus Balfours model |

Robert Graham of Mid Ulsters Models aicraft |

The prizes for the raffle all proceeds will go to MS |

David Drummond and his aerobatic plane |

Uncle Robert and Nephew Clifford with a rare bear
a very very fast wee model. |

The smoke system of the Wot4 QL owned by Robert Wallace |

The Wot4 smoking away |

Bob Wells going up with his electric Bird of Time (I think) |

Louden and Robert discussing technical details |

Clifford Wallace with a Vector |

Roy and Davy with Multicopters up and FPV running. |

Mr John Smyth brings supplies in |

A rare Bear and even rarer thing is Robert smiling on a photo
but after a fast flight with this model one can do nothing but smile
it's ballistic. |

A cracking photo of Louden with what he described as the supersonic spitfire. |

The "Craic" was mighty. |

Clifford Wallace and Richard Boyd with the Wing Walker at The Portrush Airshow |

A gliding technique used here to keep warm the front man is blocking the biting cold wind from the rest, and yes they are all good friends
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2 Models in the Air. Not bad with a half second delay on the shutter! Stoo's model is nearest. Our Fly-in on April 19 was a great success, with support from Dublin and an excellent day for flying. John Hamilton has been helping the Dublin Aerobatic fliers by taking the train to Dublin, being given a lift to Phoenix Park, and spending the afternoon with them, marking their flights and helping them improve. When he asked about the new fence, his first question was “What height is it?”. It certainly shows up any deviation from level flight. Ivan and Stoo were able to come up here on this occasion, and this allowed them to try flying on tarmac. For those not members, Stoo won the CLAPA Classic League last year, and has also been awarded their Spitfire Trophy for the most improved Flier in 2013. Congratulations! The new fence was almost complete, and is a very permanent addition to our facilities. It has since been finished and one tiny defect corrected. We were very pleased that Councillor Jim Rogers, who was very much instrumental in securing the new fence, was down on the day and saw it all being used and appreciated as it should be. Regards Maurice
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