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The gaggle of Monarchs at the 1994 LSF/AMA
Hand Launch National
Championships, Muncie Indiana, July 1994.
Some of the more notables
include Joe Hahn, Mike Lacowski and Joe Wurts.
Another "swarm" of Monarchs at the 1996 LSF/AMA
Hand Launch National Championships,
Muncie Indiana, July 28th, 1996.
Roughly one third of the pilots flew Monarchs. Wonder why?
Joe Hahn, on left, finished 4th in the Nats!
A group of Monarchs, Chrysali and Wizards at the 1997 LSF/AMA
Hand Launch National Championships,
Muncie Indiana, July 25th, 1997.
Joe Hahn, finished 2nd in the Nats flying his Monarch D!
(Photo by Dave Garwood, Scotia, NY)
A Chrysalis from Eric Farmer of California. All 8.9oz. of it!
Mike Welch launches his Monarch C at the 1996 Nats. (Mike O'Donnell photo).
Dave Jones
editor of QFI (Quiet Flight International) magazine proudly holds
his very impressive
Monarch C. He both built and painted it. Picture was taken by
Alex Seltsikas just outside Ljubljana in Slovenia, at the 11th
World Spacemodelling Championships, September 1996.
Mike O'Reilly, Keswick, Australia pictured with his
Monarch C.
Mike is owner of Model Flight, distributor of DJ Aerotech Products
in Australia. See :
http://www.camtech.net.au/modelflight/
A Chrysalis from Bill Harris.
A Chrysalis from Terry Heatlie.
Check out his Chrysalis page at
http://www.fagnits.com/wtph/airplanes/chrysalis.html
for some beautiful photos of his Chrysalis!
With credit to Terry Heatlie (Pilot) and Stephen A. Rider (Photographer)
From: Mike Whaley
I launched "football" style rather than "baseball" style, thus throwing it right by my head. Needless to say, the left wing hit me squarely on the back of the head!
Just thought I'd pass on a photo of your kit (official licensed version) done in Lefty Gardner's #13 White Lightnin' racing livery. It is 111g with 7 cell 200mah NiMH pack, using Anything RC lite wheels. The white is thinned acrylic lightly brushed on, the rest permanent marker. -Todd Woodhouse
Check out this wonderful Roadkill Supermarine Spitfire from Martin Chorley!!!
A wonderful thanks to James Reidy who sent in some photos of his new Chrysalis HL through the stages of construction.
A nice set of photos of Biff's Roadkill Camel trimmed to look like Capt. Roy Brown's famous fighter... All up weight will probably
be under 3 oz ready-to-fly!!!
A wonderful set of images of Lothar Von Richtofen's DR-1. Boy, you can almost imagine the dogfight over no-mans land...
Thanks to Roy Houchin for his submission
Ming Chen took some wonderful images of his Chrysalis. Ming writes: These were taken at the old Sand Point Naval Air Station
in Seattle, now a city park (you can see part of an old taxiway in the background).
Dave Hable of Oshkosh, Wisconsin sent us a photo of his Chrysalis Electric.
I love my Chrysalis and I now fly it nearly every day. I’ve had a look at your web site and I’m glad DJ are still going strong and still selling the model. Here’s a photo. Unfortunately, you can’t quite make out the sticker on the left wing. It’s the Stars and Stripes! "Jeff Williams", United Kingdom
Larry Golon sent us some photos of his Road Kill B-17...
Richard North sent some sweet images of a DJ Aerotech Chrysalis 2m E version...
With 25 missons down, Randy Linderman sends a photo of his sweet Roadkill Flying Fortress. Check out his build at
http://flyinglindy.homestead.com/DJB17.html
Stefano Costantini from the Houston Hawks sent us these photos of his Chrysalis 2m ship..
To see larger images, click on the each photo.
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