+ John Bird
Lots of people worked hard to make Indoor Aviation a reality but special thanks are due to the late Prof. John Bird for his dogged persistence and vision. That's his half-size 1928 Wakefield ready for covering above.
Build from an Easy Kit models kit - 24" span.
The under carriage, main wing and tail plane are removable.
There is a detailed account of some of John's professional activity on the Monash web site.
http://www.ctie.monash.edu.au/hargrave/aerobotics8.html
Build from an Easy Kit models kit - 24" span.
The under carriage, main wing and tail plane are removable.
There is a detailed account of some of John's professional activity on the Monash web site.
http://www.ctie.monash.edu.au/hargrave/aerobotics8.html
Don bladier
And also to Don Bladier - who was instrumental in getting use of the Waverley stadium as an outstanding venue for both free flight and micro RC models. Don has his own page under Achievements if you want to see the work he does.
