I've known Bob for almost 20 years now.  He is a true artist of the stunt circle.  His planes only tell part of the story.  The plans he has drawn are equal to anything anyone has done - Steve Buso quality.  He has also made some museum quality static ship models, a la Cutty Sark (10,000 knots anyone?).  Although his current modeling activities favor the more relaxed pursuit of old time S.A.M. R/C flying  he still shows up around contest time to help out, judge, or just to visit.  One of the greats!   

Oh yes, I forgot to mention another of Bob's many talents...carving pilot figures. 

I wish I had a pic of his twin to post here.   It might have been on a SN cover.

Bob is a h#ll of a nice guy, an awesome builder, and darn fine stunt judge. I've missed him lately 'cause he just hasn't been around much.

I flew with Bob back in the late 60's and early 70's.  I even launched that Quasar a few times.  Sorry to here that Bob isn't doing Stunt that much any more.  I hope his health is doing well!  Also, Mike and I used to stop by Bob's house in Fairfield on the way to contest in Santa Rosa and Napa. 

Jim Pollock, Ex WAM #355

Randy, I am with you there, especially one he carved him self!