The AeroSmith - home of Bob Beecroft's Fallbrook shop, and freeflight competition aeromodeling.
     
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Welcome to the Beecroft's

A few things around the shop

The AeroSmith's skunkworks

The Mighty Dremel Table Saw

Dremel Accessories

Dremel Saw Photos

Larry Conover's Lucky Lindy

Props for the Lucky Lindy

Veco* Series 100's

Cool Coxes-Leo Squiers

Motor Stuff

Going, going, gone-

Motor Mistakes!

Pressure systems

Some about balsa.

On Covering and Trim

Reach TheAeroSmith

Links to Great FF sites

Friend's Models and more

Tether Car Mania!

Old Orbiteers photos

More friends and models

Gang Saw for head fins.

Looking for these....

Adhesives and applications

Fuels

About Me

Beginning Free Flight Power

More Orbiteers

More Cool Motors

Personal Pictures

Cox Medallion .051 NFFS Special

NFFS Special Cox .051 Medallion

Photoalbum

Medallion 051's FOR SALE

 

Welcome to The AeroSmith - a Web site devoted to Free Flight Aeromodeling, and the shop of Bob Beecroft in Fallbrook California.

TheAeroSmith builds freeflight field support equipment, F1B support gear, custom engine work, occasional short-run work for the cottage industry, and services related to freeflight competition model airplanes.

TheAeroSmith is a member of the famed Orbiteers freeflight club in San Diego, California, of the National Free Flight Society, and of course, the Academy of Model Aeronautics.
This is a first attempt at a Web site, and suggestions & corrections are openly invited.  Reach me at Bob@TheAeroSmith.com

Bob Beecroft

Photo: Fred Terzian, 1990

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http://public.fotki.com/TheAeroSmith/

 

Come visit San Diego's very own free flight club.

www.SanDiegoOrbiteers.com

 


The Lucky Lindy in the photo at left is Larry Conover's famed 1960 World Championship Co-Winner. If we're known for anything, it is probably for this model over the past few years.


 

 

 

 

 NFFS Medallion 051s for sale;  see Medallion for sale page.





Cool custom Veco (That's VECO...not K&B Greenhead) done for Dick Zachman of the San Diego Orbiteers.

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