The attention to detail on Bob Harris’ Vario EC145 (above) is outstanding. Anyone passing by the static display would stop in their tracks and take in the hours of work that went into completing such a scale model. Hinged front doors (above right) complete with pneumatic cylinders that function allowing sight of the fully detailed cockpit. The finish work on the machine was flawless (at right) right down to the Nightingale graphics. Bradley Jared finished second place in Helicopter with his 450 size AH-1F Cobra(below right) in Israeli Air Force trim. Jim Ryan choose a unique helicopter from the Vietnam Conflict era to model (below left) with his Kaman HH-43 Huskie. His efforts awarded him with a third in the category.
2014 TOLEDO SHOW WINNERS Jet
Roy Maynard BAe Hawk Paul Sousa
Blair Howkins
F-84G Thunderjet XXLViperjet
Old Timer R/C Chuck Schooley Lanzo Bomber Bob Bienensein
Helicopter Bob Harris
Vario EC145
Bradley Jared AH-1F Cobra Jim Ryan
Non-Military Sport Scale Keith Shaw
Sausewind
Robert Bensonl Cessna 150 Aerobat Gerald Sanderson Alexander Eaglerock
FLYING MODELS Kamen HH-43 Huskie Lanzo Bomber Andy Latowski Focke Wulf Fw 47-D
Military Sport Scale Dave Asman Cal Branton Peter Howe
Sport
Chuck Gratner Riley Model B George Bassett 1941 BC Taylorcraft Joe Mekina
Sailplane Tom Scully John Hoover Larry Latowski
Exactly RC Duration
Mirage Nostalgia/R.E.S. Trix Slope Glider Zaic Floater
Vintage R/C Daniel Grotzinger Goldberg Shoestring Charles Chomos Tri-Squire Eugene Gottschalk deBolt Rebel
SBD-5 Dauntless B-17F
Harvard Mk. IV
Designer Scale George Maiorana C-133A Cargomaster John Boyko Hal Parenti
Cessna Skymaster Ryan FR-1 Fireball
Best Finish Paint Roy Maynard BAe Hawk
Best Finish Film Keith Shaw
Sausewind
Best of Show George Maiorana C-133A Cargomaster
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Aerobatic Mark Atwood
Proteus
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