The Fun Starts Here

If you have never flown in a combat contest, you're missing out. It's a lot of fun! It doesn't cost much to get involved and it greatly improves your flying skills.

Basic requirements?
A qualified airplane (see Corky for specifics). Chances are Boots or Valley will make you a foam wing (very cheap).

Flying skills?
If you can land and take-off, then you have what it takes to get involved. Combat flying will help you improve your flying. It will help you learn how to put the airplane exactly where you want it. It also helps you become more aware of where other aircraft are in the air, without loosing sight of your own plane. Both are great skills to have even when you're not flying combat and just burning holes in the sky on a Sunday morning.

During the summer, the combat pilots fly once a month. An award certificate is presented to the winner of each combat session and an award given out for the overall points winner of the year.

Interested?
Now is the time to prepare by getting a plane (or two) ready to fly for combat. See Sam, Corky, or Boots for more information about flying combat.

  • Corky - (360) 871-8151
  • Sam - (360) 697-4887

Flying Ace's (2009)

  • 1st Place - Brian (2,894)
  • 2nd Place - Corky (2,572)
  • 3rd Place - Boots (2640)

Runners Up (2009)

  • Carl (1,592)
  • Ken (640)
  • Greg (400)

Flying Ace's (2008)

  • 1st Place - Corky (3,624)
  • 2nd Place - Boots (3,544)
  • 3rd Place - Sam (3,460)

Runners Up (2008)

  • Ken (2,504)
  • Brian (2,320)
  • Lorin (1,200)

2010 Scoreboard

Rc Combat 2009

2010 Standings

Starting in April, the monthly standings will be posted here.

Now is your chance to get started early in the season before the veterans start racking up points. See Sam, Corky, or Boots for more information.

2009 Final Scores

2008 Final Scores
    coming soon