A friends own design aircraft. It has a flat bottomed wing with no dihedral and a similar aerofoil on the tailplane. It  is powered with a Irvine .53. There are 4 servos in he wings the inboard operating very effective flaps. enabling steep landing approaches and a hands free take off. The flying characteristics are excellent and there is no adverse yaw (which  often affects this type of aircraft..

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Left is another own design from the same person as the above plane. Uses a yamamoto foam wing and has a hardwood strip flat fuselage structure, another excellent flyer.

As depicted below. I am calling this a birdie 15 as it is a slightly cut down birdie 10 wing.The rest is my own design, powered by a OS15 la it is very fast and easily hand launched.

Above is one of my abandoned projects which i gave away to a friend as just a balsa framwork.He made a good job of finishing it off and it flies very nicely.  Powered by a Leo 37 it is fast.

To the right is my own design bomber plane, the box underneath has doors to allow payloads to be dropped such as a parachute or  parachutes, paper planes etc. One plan is to build a small rc plane to fit within the bomb bay possibly a flying wing or a plane designed to unfold once dropped. here is the test flight.

Left is a bomb made from a plastic bottle, has cardboard flights and is coloured by stick back vinyl strips, the whole thing is very light and safe to drop.

Unfortunately this happened on a recent flight when loaded up with a multi parachute drop the engine cut just after take off it will be restored.

This is a plane made up of 2 crashed planes.The fuselage is from a mick reeves gangster 52 that was crashed into a tree, i had to rebuild the rear section of the fuselage. The foam wing came from a crashed D B gringo, the wing was broken in two, i cut both halves the same size beyond the damage using a band saw and rejoined as a smaller wing. The finished plane flies very nicely on a OS 40 fp and the separate flaps work well both on take off and to  slow down for landing .

left a friends own design elctric depron plane, unfortunately crashed shortly after launch, currently not obtained flying status.