Global Pattern

[Bill Glaze]

Adam:
thanks--worth looking into, to helpscratch my curiosity bump!  Bill Glaze

Adam Glatt wrote:

> I believe the man with the big scale plane, who is also in about 3/4 
> of the pictures, is Naruke of Japan (former WC).  Looks like he was 
> there to put on some demo flights, show off Futaba's latest wares, and 
> add star power to the event.
>
> You can find information on the diesel by searching rcuniverse in the 
> pattern forum.  As I recall, the company that made it (Oxai?) also put 
> out a second, very similar model designed for electric with a name 
> more electric-oriented.  The diesel is the glow version.
>
> -Adam
>
> Bill Glaze wrote:
>
>> Interesting.  Also I noted the presence of what seemed to be IMAC 
>> planes, due to their size and design.  It almost seemed as if it was 
>> a joint meet.  Also noted: one airplane that said "diesel" on the 
>> side; could it have been a diesel?  Noted too: the absence of any 
>> american built arfs.  Interesting string of photos.
>>
>> Bill Glaze
>>
>> Earl Haury wrote:
>>
>>> Pattern is really a global pass time and the language is the same 
>>> (regardless of dialect), gorgeous airplanes, good flying, top line 
>>> equipment, and good friends.
>>>  
>>> Take a look at this website containing pictures from the 2005 China 
>>> F3A Cup. (Warning - it'll take forever with dial-up!) 
>>> http://www.5irc.com/content.asp?id=541694
>>>  
>>> I was impressed at the '99 WC that the Chinese had a national 
>>> postage stamp depicting a pattern model. These folks take pattern 
>>> seriously!
>>>  
>>> Earl
>>>  
>>
>>
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