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Steve Lassovszky's Hog Bipe

Powered by MDS .58, piloted by Barbie

Includes on board video
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Steve is in California

John Schumachers Bi Pig

Saito 80 with a nice Silk and dope covering job

West Jersey Radio Control, Mullica Hill, NJ

Dave Small's Hog Bipe

Inverted Saito 100 for power

Covered with Coverite in classic Navy colors.

Inverness, Florida

www.tricountyrcclub.homestead.com

Jeff Mason's New Hog Bipe

A good look at the cowl from Stan's FiberTech

21st century Fabric, with Monocote trim

OS 91 4c inverted with McDaniel glow driver

This is only Jeff's 2nd Kit and it It placed 3rd in his club's static show

Jeff Hails from Staten Island, NY

Johnny Millwood's Hog Bipe

Power TT pro 61 with a Tatone pitts muffler MA 3 blade 12x6.

7 lbs 12 oz , set up for a Fiberglass Specialties cowl.

Texarkana Radio Control Flying Club, Texarkana, Texas

Peter Holloway's Hog Bipe

Powered by an OS70 FS placed at 90 degrees, cowled by a vacuumed formed cowl made from 1/16" high impact polystyrene. Covering is Ultracote, cream

Peter says, "I have given it my own British registration of G-APIG, which I thought was appropriate"

London, Ontario, Canada

Mark Petersen's Bi Pig

OS 70 with smoke, 10 oz tanks and the pilots head moves with the rudder

Mark hails from Marlboro, MA

Steve's Hog Bipe

Steve writes, "Took 2 weeks to build and its my second one I've had. Weighs 7 1/2 pounds has a Saito 100 and coreless servos all around. I modified the tail but it still won't 3D but its a great flier."

Covered in Ultracote

Steve hails from Springfield Missouri and is a member of the Springfield RC Hawks and the Springfield Blacksheep

Scott Hayden's Hog Bipe

Scott made several modification on his including using stringers on the fuselage sides full length, and modifying cabanes to look more realistic. Making a removable floor hatch for easy access to fuel tank and extending depth of floor 1/4 - 1/2 inch so he could mount the tank at the proper height due to an inverted magnum 91 4 stroke. Modified shape of vertical stab and rudder and dual aileron servos. He also used a fiberglass RV4 cowling, and went with larger wheels for a grass field

Scott's from Bangor Maine

Richard Bonnardels & Jim Heins matching Hog Bipes

Modifications include modified the Vertical and Horizontal stabs , landing gear moved forward 3/4 inch, made hatch for fuel tank access.

Both are powered by OS 70 4 stroke running Powermaster 15% 4 stroke fuel. Jim likes a 13x6 prop but Richard likes a 12x6

They hail from Hawaii (Bi-Pigs in paradise!)