Ralf Buxnowitz, "the Creator", and his LOGO 10 at the "Heli Wingding" in Langley, B.C. in Aug.'02 (1)

Ralf flying his LOGO 20 at the Chilliwack August F/F that same weekend. This is a very nice place to fly and a wonderful gathering of electric fliers! (1)

This picture sorta captures the feeling of Chilliwack when the weather is nice - worth waiting for! My favorite spot for my "funfly rig".Us early birds got the sun that May. (2)

In July '02 at a F/F in Red Deer Alberta, I finally got comfortable with inverted hovering, getting it low (below the waist) for the first time while night flying at a F/F at a new location, of all things. (2)

The Glowire is still on the heli as I enjoy the good weather that arrived the day after the Red Deer F/F. (2)

A great photo submitted by Alan Rait shows him hovering his LOGO 10 in a beautiful setting....

My Hornet in a surrealistic scene in my bedroom. The nude figure in the print is actually me. The artist inserted a "copy" of me from a photograph in which I'm standing on a hill, holding up the moon. So I'm in the painting on the edge of Lake Louise (where I live - see photo below), and waving at the Hornet, which I am flying:) (2)

One of my favorite weekends camping with my Hornet, now converted to CP. (2)

A few weeks of dedicated practice on a simulator and then my first heli, an "electrified" LMH110, got me pretty confortable with this after only a few weeks of flying. Great learning tool! (2)

For all the hours I spent flying around the apartment with my Piccolo, I never got many photos. This is in a motel room. (2)

Yes, I made one of the first Robin's fly:) This is in a motel room also. (2)

An artistic photo of Jordan Pollard's LOGO 10.

Here's a photo of Charley Hamilton making one of his first flights on his LOGO 10.

Fred Bronk flying his Century Hummingbird at work. I hope that he gets a photo when he tries this with his LOGO 10:)

On the right is Dana Ferguson's (a.k.a .Lost Horizon) LOGO 10 done up in the colours of his ProNet World Tour heli on the far right. In a very unique concept, this heli is being shipped around the world to different pilots who are making flights, taking photos, and adding to the story.

The two photos of a LOGO 10 on the right were sent in by Jens Johannsen. Note the landing lights!

Here's a photo of Danal Estes at a funfly. He's just finished knocking over the bottles with his LOGO 10 and is now moving the hoops. He enjoys the LiPo batteries, not having to recharge between events.

Another photo sent by Danal Estes from the Hirobo Cup at Frisco, Texas in June ''03. Left to right is: Jmogl, Jaggies, and Danal Estes with 3 LOGO 10's and a couple of micros

Here's the same 3 pilots with their LOGO 10's in the air at the same time.

Reidar Otto Johnsen hovers his LOGO 10 in the garden

Eric Zimmerman ("MikeStammer") hovers his LOGO 20 at work.

Ernst Straka sent along these photos of his four LOGO's. And I thought that I was a LOGO enthusiast:) The two photos on the right show a solemn prayer ritual that they do before each funfly (kidding)

Charley Hamilton submitted these photos from this year's (2004) IRCHA event. On the left is Ralf Buxnowitz holding his new Bionic heli. The middle photo shows the Bionic's C/F frame and on the wright is Gary Wright and a LOGO 10 with CF frames!

Here's two photos submitted by Jeff Flemming showing himself and his LOGO 10.

Mike Trudell ("Mikeflyz") submitted these two photos of his LOGO 20 "parkflyer":)

Carl Hennigan submitted this photo of his LOGO 10 equiped with floats.

Chuck Birt sent in this photo of the first flight on his Bionic.

Here's the first photo of a scale ship submitted. It's a LOGO 10 "SAFARI", submitted by Kim Hochstein

Although I'm trying to stick to LOGO photos here, Bob Brown stopped by the forum for some advice on a first heli and this Corona seemed best for his first heli. And here we have.... success, and a future LOGO pilot:)

Here's a dedicated flier, Scott McHallam of Flint MI, flying his LOGO 20 "just a little" close to the snow.

Rob from Richfield Wisconsin hovering in his back yard.

Three more photos submitted by Hennin Piez. On the left is Ralf and two factory pilots at the Frondheim Heli Meeting in May '04. The two on the right are his Bionic. There's two more at the top of the page. He says, "The Heli is a slightly modified Logo 24 (600mm blades) with Outrunner 430er Motor , Schulze ESC and 26 NiMH Cells."

Nick Bonpua from California sent this photo of his LOGO 10 3-D

Luc Dorais seems to be doing pretty well for a beginner!

Ian Brooke from www.k2shots.com in California has put his LOGO 14 to work!

Paul Harrington fights the winds to pose for the camera in his garden.

Tim Gottschalk submitted this nice photo of his LOGO 14. I think he deserves an award for the prettiest flying field:) The larger picture shows a wider view.

Dave Krekelberg from Minnesota sent in this interesting photo.

Thomas Klokkerhaug from Oslo Norway submitted this photo of his LOGO 10 "sittin' pretty".

Christophe Prim From France submitted this nice photo of his new car, er,, LOGO 10 :)