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Lee Wilson

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  1. This weekend Winterton MFC is hosting the annual autogyro fly in. Here's a couple of pics I grabbed this afternoon. Oops! Only one way to go from here! The repairs where well under way as I left!
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  8. The line up for this years event is starting to take shape now as we get ever closer. Trade bookings are filling up as well as the flight line. Merlin Innovations Gas Hanger Falcon Aviation Vulcan Hobbies Elite Workwear Mike Eccles will also be with us with the LMA stand if you want to pop along and have a chat BMFA will also be attending with their very popular Flight simulator trailer, great for all ages to have a try at flying RC model aircraft for the first time or to have a go at a full size RC Mustang. Pilot bookings are coming in but we still have slots available. Camping for pilots will be available free from the Thursday before the show until the Monday after. Breakfast will be provided both days of the show and a BBQ Saturday night with hopefully some entertainment thrown in. If you fancy joining us for what our past display pilots tell us is "One of the best organised, relaxed and enjoyable shows of the calendar" Pilot application forms are on our web site.
  9. Pilot bookings are starting to come in now as the planning for this year continues apace. Don't forget I need numbers to ensure I have enough bacon, sausages and cakes to keep you all well fed over the weekend. We do appreciate our pilots! If you would like to come and fly at our laid back, welcoming event then please fill out our pilot form here Pilot Forms Have been talking to Max Bradley from Grimsby Model Centre and he has confirmed that they will once again be attending this years show with a trade stand and Max will also be providing his dulcet tones as commentator again this year. Grimsby Model Centre The show is once again gathering momentum and looking like it should be another fantastic weekend. Hope to see plenty of you there!
  10. Details for the show have been finalised and we are now taking pilot bookings via our web site. We are a BMFA affiliated site and pilots will be required to have B certificate, LMA proficiency or equivalent. For pilots wishing to fly at the show pleases visit our web site www.wintertonmodelshow.co.uk and complete the booking form that is under the pilots link. Our pilot and helper hospitality will be up to the same high standards and we also have a BBQ planned for Saturday night after the show and hopefully entertainment again. Camping will be available from Thursday through to Monday 4th on site free to all those pilots who fly in the display and at a rate of £15 a night, including show entrance, for spectators. Entrance fees to the show for spectators will be £5.00 for adults, £3.00 for children. The flying display will take place from 10.00 to 16.00 both days. Looking forward to seeing as many of you there as possible Lee
  11. Winterton Model Flying Club are pleased to announce that the Winterton Model Show will once again be taking place in 2014. Dates will be the first weekend of August the 2nd/3rd. Early days but as soon as I have more I will be along to update. Looking forward to it again already!!
  12. Photograph of work last weekend I took as I finished my night shift.
  13. Better results from the photography than the flying today. Got some repairs to do over the weekend but this was the sunrise this morning.
  14. Posted by Ultymate on 18/09/2013 08:07:13: Posted by Lee Wilson on 17/09/2013 22:34:03: Ultymate, whats your opinion of the Sigma 150-500mm? I have been considering one but see quite a few mixed reviews, are your wildlife shots taken with it as they look superb? cheers Lee Lee, I love the lens, I bought it second hand around a year ago, it's not the best in low light but then again a lens with that much reach that is good in low light takes you into second mortgage territory. I can use it in low light but this will usually give some noise in my images but I can usually sort this in PP. It gives my arms a good workout when used hand held so as much as possible I tend to use either a monopod or tripod and yes most if not all of my wildlife shots are taken with it. Thanks Ultymate. I think a bit of internet trawling for the best deals may be the order of the day.
  15. Ultymate, whats your opinion of the Sigma 150-500mm? I have been considering one but see quite a few mixed reviews, are your wildlife shots taken with it as they look superb? cheers Lee
  16. Thanks guys. Paul I use a Nikon D5100 DSLR with a Nikon 70-300mm zoom.
  17. Thanks Matsanga, lots more model photos on my Flickr page if you fancy a look
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