Flying Legends at IWM Duxford. Promotional video for the season 2012. Visit http://www.iwm.org.uk/events/flying-legends

This 60 size model from Carl Goldberg in it's original livery as per plans. Powered here by a 60 2str SC engine. It has since been modified to replicate Art Scholls Chipmunk N1114V. The other aircraft passing across is a Extra 33% gasser.

Art Scholl performs in his modified Super Chuipmunk. Art was lost whilst performing stunts in the making of Top Gun.

Owned and piloted by Richard Skuse of WMAC this big scale gasoline powered aerobat is thrown around the skies at our Cashmoor field in 2011 just for pleasure...

Filmed at Bygone Days 2010, Dave Roger's 60 size warbird dislays for the crowds. Piloted by Pete Mumford. Declared out of date in 1940 bythe RAF the aircraft was aquired by the USA and sent to China. Known as the Flying Tigers.

This is John Irelands arf Mig3 in winter camo. Stands out like a sore thumb on our grass field. however, it flies great and very quick if throttled full-up and this arf came with retracts too.

Textbook landing a Mig3 and then what happened to ruin it! Humbug!

WMAC members have great fun on the slopes on a windy but warm sunny day in July 2010. It's difficult to plan ahead where everything comes up trumps. At least this day did!

Powered by 300 watt outrunner this powered EPP wing has a fuselage to encase motor and hold LiPo battery in nose for balance. Why the name Marley? Simple! The fuselage is guttering downpipe..

Swit Twister Duo - part of an aerobatic team. These aircraft also known as mini-spitfires due their elliptical wings perform closed up flying manuouvres at Bygone Days 2011.

Rounding the 2011 Summer off with a scramble of EDF jets mainly from the Cold War era. Foamies, ducted fans and LiPo's - Go fly combat!

Scale model of Art Scholls chippy. Electric powered and fully aerobatic and flies predictably. FlyCam Video by Carsten with thanks.

A lovely 60 size Me109 (bf109) by Cermark/Top Gun. GRP fuselage and traditional built up skinned wings. Air retracts - air up, spring down. Powered by an inverted Jen90 and a custom exhaust.

WMAC members fly a Tomahawk, a glow powered Mustang and a Mustang EP to entertain the crowds at Bygone Days 2010. Bonus - at end of clip is a full size Mustang which unfortunately was destroyed at Duxford Airshow a year later...

A modified Ripmax Mustang of 48inch wingspan. Hand launched. dEsigned for 600 can motor but I modified to brushless outrunner 350 watt on a 11x7 APC-E prop. Flies marvellously.

Built from a kit that had been lying around for some time. Phil Coupe meticulously finally assembled it and now time for it's maiden by our top test pilot.

The Tomahawk in Flying Tigers livery makes passes over our Cashmoor field then bombs it. This model owned by Dave Rogers is a Black Horse 60 size.

Late 1950's the Pembroke was used as RAF personnel transport. A small twin engined aircraft. The old lady gracefully displays for thre crowds at Bygone Days 2011.

Based in Dorset, the Yak performs aerobatics at Bygone Days, August 2011 for the crowd line. Red Star? Russian then!

Large scale model of the Honda "Power of Dreams" Sukhoi 26. The petrol engined aerobat is filmed here on her maiden flight.

Spitfire MkIX performs in front of the crowds at Bygone Days Event, August 2011, held at the former RAF Ibseley but is now returned to farmland. Seen in 1944/45 european invasion colurs

Uploaded from Graham's cellphone a small video clip of indoor pylon racing

Aerobatic pilot Jon Tappin practices patterns making the most of his upgraded twin twostroke power plant