GUESTBOOK

Bob, i just wanted to say that you are by far the most talented builder i have ever seen, everything you do is innovative and creative, and in the end... exact. I have decided to go for the gusto and i am taking 2 crashed .40 size trainers, and making them into 1 low wing aerobatic plane, with a .40 FP. Nothing anywhere near what you "play" with, but its what i can afford to get in the air, you've inspired me to try to build it from scratch and see if it flies, i just wish i could afford to donate so i could get a B1 t-shirt, my wife says i'm a Bob-O addict, every timme she turns around your site is up lookin for new video's. keep it up, cause you helped me get creative, and i'm sure there are more out there that feel the same. tell the bob-o family hello, and there is never ever any drama in my shop...........

Michigan

I enjoy your videos on the B-1 Bomber building and waiting for the day of seeing it lift off the ground and do fly by. I will watching the F-105 thunderchief become flyable in your care of building and also love that you put in them.

Washington

Hey I have just started watching your videos and I am blown away by your attention to detail and your persistence in your work. I have always loved the B-1 Lancer and it has always been at the top of my top 5 Bombers, your B-1 has only made my obsession with b-1s worse LOL.

Keep it up!

New Zealand

Hi Bob,

Great project and superb informative videos.

And in true Bob style!

Bam donation winging its way to you!

Neil

United Kingdom

So glad I could help out just a little Bob. You have inspired countless modelers to try what has or will pass through their minds as something they have always wanted to do. I have wondered for the last few years (Being a builder since the mid 60's) If ARF's were gonna rule the world anymore. What you and a few rest of us are doing will always be the corner and club of the elite. thanks Roy Dodson aka Hooker53

Virginia

Very nice job!!

Arizona

just want you to know that,this is the coolest rc plane that i have seen. iam a crew chief on the b-1 and i have to say this is great b-1 plane keep on keepin on

South Dakota

Your project is both beatiful and meaningful, it is greatly appreciated and the "10 minutes at a time" on youtube was groundbreaking and about time for someone to do it. You have my admiration and applause for vision and craftsmanship. I have been building planes since 1972 so I relly mean it.

Oregon

Hi BOB, my name is Sérgio Marques
nice project B1B ,i have seen every ones from youtube episodes till the 185ep, i think i missing one that the B1B really flys, can you tell something. thanks, keep doing good stuff.

Portugal

well bob!!!! i spent a day off work!!! an hour going to dallas got there@ 10:00am waited till 12:30 spent $16.00 for admission 2 at $8.00 and had plans to take you to lunch!!!! also had a donation check with me!!!!!and after 2 1/2 hours waiting at the museum!!!!the manager said you cancelled so then i spent another hour home!!!! after countless hours of watching your video's i was going to the finished product!!!! what a bum deal!!!!! but i will recover!!!! the sadness will only last so long !!!! they said you will reschedule but i am not willing to risk another day pay!!!can't afford it!!! i'm sure something happened and i understand!!! i just wish i had advance warning!!! keep up the good work!!!at which you are so good at!!!

Texas

Great work, Bob. Best wishes on flying the Big B-1 Bomber!!

Bill

Oklahoma

Hi Bob!
I have watched every video of yours, and I wanted to say that you are an artist!You have inspired me to get into R/C airplanes,and dont know which way to start. I am fascinated by multi engine bombers, but I know you have to start with a trainer. I want to scratch build maybe a cub, or a cessna 150 for a trainer. After watching your videos, I want to build a plug, and mold it, but theres a few things I dont understand about the moldong process. I am a former tool and die maker, so doing the work isnt a big deal...
I would also like to start with electric.
Do you have any suggestions?

United States of America

Bob,

Just want to say great job. I have a few questions. Do you think putting a heading hold Gyro for the rudder on a huge scale model like the B1 is a good idea? I have a twin YA F-18 that I'm debating on putting the gyro, but I need to know if you are contemplating the idea.

Regards,
Joe

Florida

I love this. Thank you!


Brazil

hey Bob, its Kerry (Commanchee shores vol. fire dept) let just say it was a total honor to meet you and butch at the air show today, the bomber looked AWSOME, and so did your f-16 and you other plane, and thank you so much once again for the t-shirts and stickers, we will send you pics of us in the shirts and pics of us putting the stickers on our trucks to let every one know that the shop is a DRAMA FREE ZONE! I will continue to be a enormouse dedicated fan for life. It would be great to keep in touch with you!

Looken forward to seeing you in the shop,
same Bob time...... same Bob station !


Texas

Bob

I am on your B-1 doners list and would appreciate it if you could answer some hydraulic questions.

I have built and flown a 105" wingspan electric fan ME262 twin engine airplane. It weighs 42lbs with batteries and has Robart pneumatic
retracts. The nose retract strut is 10-1/2" long and is giving me problems. I have watched your sessions on the hydraulic system that you made and wish to locate your source of parts. I have tried on the internet but am not skilled enough to locate what I want. If you will provide me with your telephone number I would be happy to call you. If that is not to your liking then if you could direct me to your source I would truly appreciate the help. Dyass was awesome. I was the engineer who designed and built the 400Hz electrical system used at the Palmdale production facility.

Thanks
Lou

California

Thank you all for stopping by and flying with us at the GTRC club. I will be watching the build and looking forward to the first flight.
Dave

Texas

Hello Bob Jr, Sr and Butch.

Finally here is my first e-mail. My name is Paul writing from Italy or the Nehterlands up to the Job. I have been following you almost since the start of your you-tube adventure...great great job you guys are doing there!I define now
myself as a student of yours! learning a lot of stuff. After years I started again building models and now working on a project.If my
schedule does not change then i will be in Dallas TX on the 30th of April and this will be perfect for the 1st of may at the Dyess AIR
FORCE BASE! I try to be there!

I the future I'll write a bit more..."One sentence at the tiiime!"

Greetings.

Paul

Italy

Bob,
First let me say that your "Bone" (B-one) rocks and videos have taught me a heap on glassing techniques. I am following the build daily. My question however, has to do with the B-58 plug/mold you brought home from Texas. Was it trashed in the trailer wreck? Are you going to build it next? I can't think of a more beautiful aircraft then the Hustler and I hope you dig into that one right after the B-1. I am also very interested in that F-105 you obtained. My dad flew the 105G Wild Weasel out of Thailand during the war in Southeast Asia.

Hope you knock that one out as well. Keep up the great work.

Phil

United States of America

incredible, iv sat here and watched every video with joy, im only 18 and i wish i had these mad skills, i can fly but im not the best builder (thats what dads are for)i cant wait to see this bad boy fly and i hope it flys scale but open her up and she'll be like a sports model that would be incredible to watch.

keep up the god work guys.

p.s good idea for next big big project, a big ass english electric lightning that can take off and go vertical straight from take off :D

United Kingdom

Outstanding Project, Would love to see the maiden flight.

California

this B-1 project is realy something..from Butch's foam molds to Bob's glass molding and all the engineering thats involved including DAD..the videos are great and Bob you realy detail on the how to's...kudos Bob..

I've been building and flying planes since I was a kid...my father got me started back in the 50's...you know those reed and pulse R/C equipment that needed a truck to haul all the gear...LMAO...

I've been in n out all these years and perhaps in the future I'll get into the Jets...theres a few I'd like to fly...

have fun....Jeff Alter

Illinois

Bob, you have been an inspiration to us all. I have worked with FG & CF a long time but it was always with the machinery I built. I will now using your methods try my own Mig 21. Keep up the good work and I will be donating in the future.

Virginia

Hey Bob love the videos its nice that someone is willing to show
people how to do the different tricks of the trade so to speak. Iv
been watching you work on the B1 cents video 85 and enjoyed every one
of them. Keep the good work up and if you can let me Know when u come
to Dallas to fly the bomber i would love to see the bomber in person,
and of course meet the master mind behind it all. Keep on truckin on
the bomber just don't hurt your self. Thanks for the videos take it
easy if you can.

United States of America

If you want some way cool BOB-O VISION and NO DRAMA stickers Bob lets me sell them on my site. Go to www.rcgraphix.net and get some cool stickers for pick-up window and show your support for Bob. Sales are to support Bob's graphics needs, as we all want to help.

Iowa