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Atomic RC Workshop Afterburnerz are here!
Here's a new product that I came up with after seeing some rather anemic looking sets that are currently out there. The ones that are good are pricey, these are meant to appeal to those that really want the shock factor of an over the top look without spending a fortune.
Enjoy!
A few daytime shots........Thanks Aros!
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Here's a new product that I came up with after seeing some rather anemic looking sets that are currently out there. The ones that are good are pricey, these are meant to appeal to those that really want the shock factor of an over the top look without spending a fortune.
Enjoy!
A few daytime shots........Thanks Aros!
...Continue Reading
Welcome to the Atomic R/C Workshop!
As I finally get with the times, I suppose a blog entry is a must. The only thing that I could express is that I am in love with the whole process of flight. One would think in 35 years of flying and building that I would get bored. Not the case! I almost shudder when counting the number of planes in my hanger, it's beyond excessive! It is my release, my escape and I thank my lovely companion Erica, without her support I would be nowhere..........
wait..... I am in the middle of nowhere, but that's a great place to be when flying R/C!
I have my own private test field. 
The Atomic R/C Workshop is a dream of mine. Since as long as I can remember, I always looked into the sky and imagined flight. Watching birds soar, completely fascinated by airplanes and the entire principle of flight, I began to learn to fly airplanes when in elementary school. It started with simple control line ready to fly airplanes and quickly went right to built up balsa and covering. Flying was a dream, crashing was a nightmare. You could say I learned by alot of "hands on" combined with alot of research. I had a philosophy about R/C flight. You're going to crash, it's not a question of if..... it's a question of when. As I come up with an airplane configuration, I try to make it both durable and brutally powerful, thus the name "The Atomic R/C Workshop". I do have a fondness for having what I call floaters, the...Continue Reading
As I finally get with the times, I suppose a blog entry is a must. The only thing that I could express is that I am in love with the whole process of flight. One would think in 35 years of flying and building that I would get bored. Not the case! I almost shudder when counting the number of planes in my hanger, it's beyond excessive! It is my release, my escape and I thank my lovely companion Erica, without her support I would be nowhere..........
wait..... I am in the middle of nowhere, but that's a great place to be when flying R/C!
I have my own private test field. The Atomic R/C Workshop is a dream of mine. Since as long as I can remember, I always looked into the sky and imagined flight. Watching birds soar, completely fascinated by airplanes and the entire principle of flight, I began to learn to fly airplanes when in elementary school. It started with simple control line ready to fly airplanes and quickly went right to built up balsa and covering. Flying was a dream, crashing was a nightmare. You could say I learned by alot of "hands on" combined with alot of research. I had a philosophy about R/C flight. You're going to crash, it's not a question of if..... it's a question of when. As I come up with an airplane configuration, I try to make it both durable and brutally powerful, thus the name "The Atomic R/C Workshop". I do have a fondness for having what I call floaters, the...Continue Reading
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Atomic P-40, this one is #11
