
From:
Bob Beran
Sent: Monday, June
02, 2008 11:16 AM
To: BVM
Greetings,
Attached is a photo our recently completed T-33. Thanks for all
your support during our construction phase.
Bob and John Beran
Austin, TX
Kent Nogy campaigned his Electric VioFan 5012 powered T-33 at the Mesa Arizona event November 16-18, 2007. There were several EDF jets at this event, about 40% of the total entry. Kent was presented the pilot's choice "Best Electric Jet" and the club's judges award for the "Best Electric Performance".
The T-33 spans 80" and weighs 17.5 lbs. Fast passes and big loops were part of Kent's "T" Bird flight profile in the elevated desert air.



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BVM's Metal-Kote Aluminum painted finish and
Pro-Mark's new solid
Aluminum rub-on rivets look great on this "Artic Scheme" T-33.![]()
This new A.F.S. T-Bird represents our best
effort yet in applying the Metal-Kote.
Click here for
the latest techniques on applying Metal-Kote.![]()
The rivets are applied on top of the clear coated
Metal-Kote and will withstand normal handling and cleaning of the
model.![]()
A JetCat P-70 provides
just the right amount of power for a very scale-like flight profile.![]()
In the hands of Tom Dodgen, this model
captured 3rd place in the Pro-Am event at Top Gun '04.![]()
You can order the
Metal-Kote from BVM and the new Aluminum
Rivets and Steel Screw Head package from
Pro-Mark at
618-524-2440.



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BVM Rep, Mark Taylor from Fresno, California built this "T" Bird
from a new A.F.S. kit and then applied Flight Metal for the finish. This
extremely realistic looking T-33 is powered by a JetCat P-70.![]()
Mark flew the real A/C while attached to an
F-16 Guard unit in Fresno.![]()
He found
the A.F.S. (Advanced Fabrication System) easy and quick to build.![]()
Flight report soon!

The BVM factory demo T-33 has been a scale
competitor thanks to the building and detailing skills of Jerry Caudle.
Currently this model has undergone a transformation to the new formers/retracts
and fuel cells along with a JetCat P-80 for power and is a lot of fun to
fly.

Mike Oberst from
Andrews, South Carolina recently logged the first few sorties on his brand new
turbine T-33. Here's a few excerpts from his letter - "Not having the benefit
of having any other "jetheads" close by to help, I was a litle apprehensive
about going on my own, but I shouldn't have been. This is a case where good
instructions and plans really paid off. A RAM 750F gets me airborne off our
grass strip with authority. I utilize the "crow" mixing as per your update on
landing, and it lands very nicely. The reason why I continue to buy exclusively
BVM is that in exchange for my bucks you guys have already done your homework.
Please keep up the good work."

Silver wings and white fuselage with orange trim make this T-33 very visible. We found only one black and white photo in an F-4 book to document this model. This is an easy and effective scheme utilizing ProMark epoxy ink transfers for detailing.

This Thunderbirds scheme is beautiful, utilizing Presto chrome covering and ProMark graphics.

Andrew Robinson from South Africa competed in the World Jet Masters with his beautiful T-33.