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Mike in Canada
Aerial Photos
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Doug in Canada
One on Floats
One Low-Wing |
Rob in Canada
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Glenn in
Philippines
His "Messiah" |
Michael from
Israel |
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Stu in Arizona
AMA Hall of Fame
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Bill and Dennis
in Arizona
Pair of Kings! |
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Brian in California
GP 40" Floats |
Don in California |
Cliff in California
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Frank and Mike
in Colorado
Gas Powered |
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John and Bob
in Florida
FK and SFK
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Bud in Florida
Glider Launch
See the Video
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Keith in Georgia
Four Engines!
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Rick in Indiana
Toledo Winner |
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Tim in Kentucky
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Richard in
Maryland
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Garry in
Maryland
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Robert in
Maryland
Nice Mods |
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Bob in Nevada
with Floats |
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Frank in New
Mexico - Tri Tail
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Gil in New York
Electric Power
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Allen in N Carolina
X-1 Launch
with Video
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Shelton in
North Carolina
Electric Power
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Greg in N Carolina
Gas Engine
Maiden Flight Vid
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Todd in Ohio
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Mickey in Oregon
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David in Oregon
Tailwheel Mod
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Dale in Oregon
Floats - Twin Fins
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Gene in
South Carolina
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Dan in Texas
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Elwood in Texas
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Mark in Texas
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Greg in Texas
Gas Engine
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Mark in Texas?
John Deere
Color Scheme
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Bob in Virginia
Electric NiCD
Conversion
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Tom from
Washington
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Dave in
Washington
with Floats
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Another Dave
in Washington
Aero-Tow Info
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Dennis in
Washington
Pioneer Middle
School
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Bill in Wisconsin
Bomb Bay Mod
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Chris in Wisconsin
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Fred in Wyoming
Trike and
Taildragger
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Robert in ???
with Floats
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David in ???
Paint Advice
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Pat in ??? |
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Flyin' King Group
Happy Pilots
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Group Pics 1
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Group Pics 2
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Group Pics 3
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Al Clark
maxed out the potential of his Flyin' King by adding floats, a dropbox,
and aerotow capability. Better yet, he thoroughly
documented his modifications with text and photos so he could share
them with all of us! The wealth of information here is
staggering. Click the pic
above to see much, much more...
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Doug writes:
"I had a phone conversion
with you a couple of months ago and I wanted plans for a smaller
version of the Flyin' King and you told me that you did not have
any, So I did a little copier work and here is the
result... A 50-inch wingspan (King Jr.) with an OS FS30 4-stroke,
and a 34-inch wingspan version (Baby King) with an electric motor in
it. I haven't flown the new ones yet but will let you know how it
goes."
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