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Welcome to the Southern Area BMFA Website

The Southern Area of the British Model Flying Association (BMFA), centered around Hampshire, Berkshire and Dorset is one of the areas providing representation at national level for model flyers in all regions of England.

***PLEASE READ***

Stolen 18/19 May 2013
Probably between 12.00 and 1.30 am

1 Hangar 9 CAP232, 27% ,(white and red colour scheme, like the one on the Phoenix simulator) DA50 engine, Futaba radio. Wing joiner will be missing (black aluminium tube)

2 Top Gun BAe Ducted fan Hawk. Fibreglass Fuz. Red Arrows colour scheme, Futaba radio, air retracts

3 Ripmax WOT 4, Futaba radio. OS 50FSRH engine with distinctive square cylinder head.

4 Airsail Piper Tomahawk. Futaba radio, Super Tigre engine. White and two tone green colour scheme. Cowl will be missing!

5 Futaba FG12 transmitter. Futaba aluminium Transmitter carry case. (Various stickers on it).

Geoff Griffiths

07957 880993

gcgriffiths@hotmail.com

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