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The 2002 Heart of Ohio jet scramble was more about demonstration than competition, as it showcased the flying of model aircrafts. It was held at Darby Dan Airport outside of Columbus and this exceptional facility for model aircraft, together with the preparation and organization put forth by the staff, made it a smooth-running event.

The Venture CP ARF is manufactured by JR and priced at dollars 269.99. The flaws noted with this aircraft include, imbalance in the blades and mismatch of programming instructions with the radio.

The Xtra Easy from Hanger 9 model airplane has been designed to be easy but interesting to assemble, simple to operate at the same time affordable.

TRAILBLAZER SS (2006-09) Perhaps learning from the SSR, Chevy's next SS truck ramped up the utility factor, in the process becoming the first (and, to date, only) conventional SUV to carry the SS moniker. NOVA: THE SS FOR LE$$ FIRST AND SECOND GENERATIONS (1963-65; 1966-67): The second Chevy to receive the Super Sport treatment was (appropriately enough) the 1963 Chevy II. MALIBU SS (2006-07) While the SS Cobalt's performance makes the case that it belongs in the Super Sport family, the SS versions of the 2006 Malibu (and the bizarre Malibu Maxx crossover thing) do not. Starting in 1971 the 350 became the sole engine for the Nova SS, but sales continued to be strong until the SS was retired in 1977. [Extracted from the article]

A big selling point in the Camaro's favor is the fact that it is an SS with the Rally Sport package (the coveted "split bumper" option!) that also has a two-piece grille with a center seam and round marker lights in place of the standard under-bumper signals. The Camaro still has its old-school dogleg hood hinges (the other two cars have realistic scissor hinges) and plug wires, while thicker than the Chevelle's, are present. [Extracted from the article]

Chevy's full-size truck line was being revamped for the following year, and with the Camaro now out and selling well, Chevy returned to the idea of a 4x4 in the market Ford had begun referring to in its sales literature as the "Sports Utility" segment. REPLICA ROAD TESTS REPLICA ROAD TEST It seems like Chevrolet spent much of the 1960s playing catchup. The paint looks spot on to Chevy truck red and it contrasts nicely against the white top and polished chrome of the grille, blue bowtie emblem, and the faux wood molding on the lower body. [Extracted from the article]

It has split the Bronco moniker between two vehicles - a crossover-based compact SUV along the lines of the Blazer called the "Bronco Sport" and a full-tilt trail basher called simply the Bronco. FEATURES PHOTOS COURTESY OF FORD MEDIA CENTER AND GM MEDIA ARCHIVE As it had with its entry in the pony car rivalry two years previous, Ford landed the fi rst shot in what would become the battle of the mainstream sports utility vehicles in 1966 with the introduction of the original Bronco. With big V8 power and a stylish "Free Wheelin'" tri-color graphics package on the F-100-based bodywork, the new Bronco was a huge hit with customers, helping Bronco sales surpass the Blazer for the first time in nearly a decade. [Extracted from the article]

Now Kyosho has an Mk2 version of the Fazer riding wearing this gorgeous new 1969 El Camino SS 396. FEATURED VEHICLES The El Camino is a muscle car legend. It also means that if (more likely when) Kyosho decides to release a 1969 Chevelle version of the Fazer, they will already have the front fascia molding because from the A-pillar forward the El Camino and Chevelle are identical. [Extracted from the article]

PHOTO (COLOR): The graceful Figoni et Falaschi coachwork incorporates layers of teardrop shapes which Automodello renders with delightful precision. REPLICA ROAD TESTS French manufacturer Delahaye has a proud history of potent racing machines from the 1930s, and none were more successful than the 135MS. [Extracted from the article]

PHOTO (COLOR): The SVR's aluminum bodywork stretches a foot wider than the stock Miura over the rear wheels PHOTO (COLOR): A racing-style fuel cap is cut through the bonnet and it flips up. FINAL THOUGHTS For some purists, the SVR's wild styling may seem like gilding the Miura lily, but the SVR's bulging fenders and aggressive wings are very much in the spirit of Bob Wallace's original Jota. That original Jota was the most radical Miura ever built by Lamborghini…save one. [Extracted from the article]

SOURCE: maisto.com PHOTO (COLOR): The R34 Skyline GT-R gets an upgrade of new wheels and Toyo tires. we The trailer is color-keyed to the two cars in each set and shares the an sponsor livery. REPLICA ROAD TESTS Maisto has one of the largest libraries of diecast tooling in the industry, and it covers numerous genres across a wide variety of scales from 1:64 all the way up through 1:12. It is painted Eleos Blu, matching the Urus SUV tasked with hauling it around on color-matched tandem trailer (all of the Elite Transports the same trailer tooling). [Extracted from the article]

A longhood Peterbilt 379 wore a similar red cowl/blue flames fade to red flames/blue cab scheme in the 2007 blockbuster Transformers in the role of Optimus Prime. The three-bar grille and streamlined marker lights date this truck as a late-'70s PHOTO (COLOR): The bright chrome trim pieces like the horns and roof lights really contribute to the model's wow-factor. REPLICA ROAD TESTS Even if you're not into commercial trucks, chances are the Peterbilt 359 looks familiar to you. [Extracted from the article]

PHOTO (COLOR): Often touted as the pinnacle of '50s Olds styling, the stunning '57 Super 88 was also the pinnacle of Olds performance thanks to the 310hp available from the triple-carb J-2 Golden Rocket. FEATURES It may be hard for some of us to fathom, but here in 2021, there is a generation of young motorists who weren't even born when Oldsmobile - one of the brands General Motors was founded upon - departed the market in 2004. The Olds marketing team put the 88 out front as the pace car for the 1949 Indianapolis 500 - the first ever Olds to lead the field at the Brickyard. [Extracted from the article]

The Fighterbird is manufactured by HobbyZone and is priced at dollars 149.99. It is especially very useful to novices and it possesses an underbelly mounted combat module that sends and receives hits from the opponents aircraft.