There are more photos of the D.E.A.F 19 Fly-In taken by Tres Wright in the photo gallery.

  
Helen Randolph helped us present the Spirit of Randy Randolph Award to Jim Trovillion of Sun City, AZ 

Ralph Snow Photos

  
Jim’s entry in The Spirit of Randy Randolph was a January 1984 Model Aviation published model called ‘Ironside”

Greg Judy Photo


Jim Trovillion with ‘Ironside’ and Paul Bradley with his Randolph ‘Neighvion’ (Model Aviation, July ‘82 published design)

Greg Judy photo


Ron Morris watchs his Randolph model, ‘The Weekender’ heads down the runway at the hands of Chris Vanderbilt. 

Greg Judy photo


Paul Bradley’s ‘Neighvion’ won the Technical Achievement award for his printed covering technique.  You’ll also notice that Paul put Randy Randolph in the cockpit! 

Greg Judy photo

Weekend Winners
Spirit of Randy Randolph- Jim Trovillion, Ironside
Technical Achievement- Paul Bradley, Covering Technique
Pilot’s Choice, Saturday - Dave Roberts, EAM B-17
Pilot’s Choice, Sunday - Perry Bartlett, Hangar 9 Funtanna 90

All Up Last Down
  1st- Chris Nims, 1:51:57
  2nd- Ralph Bradley, 1:50:14
  3rd- Pat Trittle, 1:41:02
Best 3-D - Dick Rankin, Proud Bird

Stand-Off Scale
  1st- Keith Sparks; OV-10 Bronco
  2nd- James Bruce; P-51
  3rd- Pat Trittle; Ercoupe

Longest Distance Traveled Saturday - Jim Trovillion, Arizona
Longest Distance Traveled Sunday - Pat Trittle, New Mexico

Electric Combat ‘Demos’ proved to be quite exciting!  There was a lot of interest in making this an event  at future DEAF events. 

Bruce McLearen photo


Gary Warner gets on the ground to get that perfect close-up shot. 

Greg Judy photo 

Frank Korman, Pat Tritle, and Gary Warner look over Franks’ Bristol Blenheim

Greg Judy photo

 Ralph Bradley with a mighty small electric in his hand. 

This Micro Mite flew with authority. 

Greg Judy photo