An OS .91 heli engine provides the power to rotors on Tiago Carvalho’s Agusta A 109 (at left, top). It took Wojtek Iwanczyk some 110 hours to install the turbine and operational multi function displays in the cockpit of his Bell 412 (above). Built from a Park Scale Models kit, Mike Spease’s Anderson Kingfisher (below) spans almost 49 inches and uses e-power. It also can be outfitted with optional retractable gear, and was a collaboration between Mike and Zeke Brubaker. Count on Bob Noll to bring some very beautiful and interesting vintage R/C aircraft to the show like his very nicely done Live Wire Yankee(at left below). Ten-year-old Annika Haakonen built this 2-meter Spirit glider (at left, middle), Her 7-year-old sister, Elsa, gave her competition with a HOB glider.


2013 WRAM SHOW WINNERS


CIVILIAN Rick Boyer


Jack Buckley Michael Plot


Electric Scale Sal Cavagna


Helicopter


Wojtek Iwanczyk Bell 412 Tiago Carvalho


Huey Tiago Carvalho Agusta A-109


Pattern/IMAC Brian Beer


Challenger II Bulldog Aleksey Lomov Sbach 342 FLYING MODELS


Ryan STA Special Clipped Wing Cub Aeronca C3


Me-163 Komet


Robert J. Caso SBD Dauntless Mike Spease Anderson Kingfisher


Post WWI Military Vic Macaluso A6M5 Zero Mike McMichen P-51D “Double Trouble” Marshal Gross P-51 “Detroit Miss”


WWI Andy Marone


Standoff Scale Jim Plucinsky


Vintage R/C John Plasko Bob Noll Bob Noll


Kark H. Jakob Bleriot XI Jay Newler


Albatros DVA Fokker Dr.1


Robert J. Caso Sopwith Camel Brian Beer


Albatross D-III Byron Glasair


Commodore Falcon 56 Yankee


Junior Mica McCarthy P-51 “Big Beautiful Doll” Annika Haakonsen SpiritGlider Evan Miller


Piper Cub


Steven J. Bourt P-47 Elsa Haakonsen House of Balsa 2x6 Glider Micah Iwanczyk


A-10 Warthog


Special Achievement Mario Tavarez F-15E Eagle


Best Paint Rick Boyer


Best MonoKote Brian Beer


Best in Show Dave Wigley


Ryan STA Special Challenger II Beaufighter 45


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