Keith Varley of Vancouver, B.C., uses a unique color palette for all of his stunt planes. These are two of his most recent, both electric-powered Sultans. In the foreground is the 2012 plane which he calls Son of Sultan. The new plane has a top-opening hatch for access to the electronics and an extra air outlet in the nose. Weight is 63-3/4 oz. Keith Varley photo.
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This page was upated Jan. 23, 2012
