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PBF or Pizza Box Flyers - Page 3 |
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There's so much to share about these immensely popular airplanes that we've had to create a third page to help hold it all. Again, if you click on the thumbnails below you will be linked to either the enlarged photo or video that each represents. Some of the following photos and videos were taken at the LORCS 2002 Fall Fun-Fly where several PBF's were flying, even engaging in combat! As mentioned before, for even more PBF fun, I strongly suggest you go to Dave McDonald's web page by clicking here or on the photo above. |
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Above is a slideshow of the various examples of the PBF that were brought out to fly at the LORCS Fall Fun-Fly. If you click on the picture as it is shown it will take you to an enlarged version of that photo. |
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Photo - Dave making pre-flight preparations on his PBF-G3. Click for larger view of photo |
Photo - Dave making pre-flight adjustments to his PBF-G1 with a Norvel .25 |
Photo - Dave starting his PBF-G1 |
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Video - Dave performing several successful "Windsock Touch-&-Go's" with his PBF-G1 & Novel .25 |
Video - Dave performing one bad "Windsock Touch-&-Go" with his PBF-G1 & Novel .25 |
Video - Dave performing a perfect flat spin, until it creates a divot in the runway! :-) |
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Photo - Some of the 17+ PBF kits that Dave brought to sell at the Fall Fun-Fly |
Photo - Brian Nations brought out his 36" X 36" Extra-large PBF with a Thunder Tiger .61 up front to power the 4 lb. 11 oz. PBF, he's already built another Super PBF that weighs in at 5 lb. 11 oz! |
Video - The launching of Brian Nations 3X3 PBF! |
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