I be there today at 2pm with my Quicksilver-RG14 and ME-109

Originally Posted by Sandd

I be there today at 2pm with my Quicksilver-RG14 and ME-109

The Amigos are up early to go fly power this morning. But Fermin is going to be packed today with an event in the park. We are not flying there today the parking lot will be totally full with a lot of traffic in the landing area.

Morri

What model is the current king of Fermin. Last time I was around these parts it was the Taz or the Shredder (Fermin Death Missile)

Andy

Heh ...

Another opportunity to shamelessly post my Fermin video:

Flyin' Fermin.mp4 (5 min 27 sec)

My my, how times have changed since I posted that video: My sport cameras now shoot 1080p HD, my planes don't trail antennas anymore, my hair is grey, and there's not as much of it.

Maybe it's time for "Flyin' Fermin, the sequel".

Pete

Originally Posted by Bluffinator

The Amigos are up early to go fly power this morning. But Fermin is going to be packed today with an event in the park. We are not flying there today the parking lot will be totally full with a lot of traffic in the landing area.

Morri

Oh

Thanks Morri!
I might see yu guys at Whittier then

I gotta do Plane Delieveries today

The death missile is probably still the fastestes, of course it will only fly in 35 plus mph. Ian

My death missile aka a Rodent will be ready very soon!

Booom!

Could we maybe have a picture of this Death Missile?
(not Bill's please

I understand its a 5% airfoil?

Some background?

Who gave it its name?

There are some pics in this thread. Not sure which of John's planes they are actually referring to as the "Death Missile", probably the Shreda (pg 2). But the Taz is John's plane as well. That plane is fast too.

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=649462

Okay, since we don't have a thread in the power forum, I'll just post these here. The landing gear mounting blocks broke out of my P-47 a while back, so I finally got around to fixing it.

I was tempted to strip the whole wing and re-cover it with silver solartex. But I don't really want to spend that much time on this plane. I'd rather just fly it and spend the time working on bigger and better things!

So I'm ready to go for Sunday guys!

Thanks for the solartex and iron Morri!

Fermin was fun today, the water was really warm, do I need to say more.

Yea, how about sorry to all the shocked beach-goers!!!!!!

bummer.

OK, I just have to ask, I thought this was a flying spot, not a swimming one???
Ian, glad the water is warm down there, don't try that if you make it to Blanco (Eagle is probably OK though).
Tom