Lets See Your Foamy's

[pawnshopmike]

[MENTION=119]Ohio AV8TOR[/MENTION] Those are some pretty awesome paint jobs. Love the matching schemes. Ya, the Crack's have ruined me! I haven't done much painting since my first Crack Yak. I wish Twisted sold them in white.

 

[Ohio AV8TOR]

pawnshopmike;3752 wrote: [MENTION=119]Ohio AV8TOR[/MENTION] Those are some pretty awesome paint jobs. Love the matching schemes. Ya, the Crack's have ruined me! I haven't done much painting since my first Crack Yak. I wish Twisted sold them in white.

Man if they offered them in white I would buy several more for sure.

 

[Xpress]

Here's some I've built over the years.




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[Hubb]

SB Models YakHoi built and painted for John Drake - owner Ohio Model Products

This is the last Foamy that I had built last year.

 

[kwj48]

Here's a couple of bouncers that I have done.
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[BalsaDust]

Look good Kenny.

 

[Tankd]

Thanks, bummer I don't play 'em..

As for foamies, Crack Beaver and looking to get the Crack Yak next. Also, one that you don't see around to much anymore is the Fusion.

pawnshopmike;3553 wrote: John, those are guitar hangers.

 

[Mike.Busutil]

I don't really do foamy's or electric for that matter but I couldn't say not to a "Giant" 63" wingspan F-4U foam Corsair with folding wings, wingtip lights, retracts, suspension, tailhook, sliding canopy, flaps, scale Hamilton standard prop....

 

[Bartman]

it's pretty amazing how far along foamies have come.



I've got an old Hobby-Lobby Yak 55, a TechOne Swift, and I just bought a HobbyKing HyperBipe that I haven't flown yet. Looking forward to flying the bipe.

Bart

 

[BalsaDust]

Mike that is an awesome looking corsair. Bartman you are correct it is amazing how advanced some of the foamy's are out there these days. I still can't get over the videos of the guys flying ones with collective pitch props on them and sitting there hovering inches off the gym floor with the nose pointed down.