Tazdrev Helicopters & Multicopters

10/29/2023

This site is closed. The owner and builder has passed away.

05/11/2022

My Friend John Wilson Just having some fun. R.I.P. Gone 2 years now .

05/11/2022

Miss you buddy . Your gone 2 years.

View John B. Wilson's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.

09/23/2021

07/30/2021

Welcome Mark!

We are pleased to welcome a new member to the team as the new VARIO representative for the USA.

Mark Smith from Heliworkshop is a true Vario man and has been a Vario team pilot since 2014. He will be running the US1 online store www.vario-helicopter.biz/us1 from now on. Mark offers a building service for Vario models as well as expert technical support. We are looking forward to a good and trustful cooperation!

His colleague Chuck Birt from Peak Aircraft of Vario "US2" www.vario-helicopter.biz/us2 also congratulates Mark on the new job. Both have already worked together for Vario in the past. The next opportunity is IRCHA, from 04.08. to 08.08.2021 in Muncie, where you can meet both and get the chance for "RC helicopter deep talk".

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Herzlich Willkommen Mark!

Wir freuen wir uns einen neuen Mann als Nachfolger und neuen VARIO-Repräsentanten für die USA im Team begrüßen zu dürfen.

Mark Smith von Heliworkshop ist ein echter Vario-Mann und ist seit 2014 Vario Teampilot. Er betreibt von nun an den US1 Onlineshop www.vario-helicopter.biz/us1. Sehr erfreulich: Mark kann einen Bauservice für Vario Modelle anbieten. Wir freuen uns auf eine gute und vertrauensvolle Zusammenarbeit!

Sein Kollege Chuck Birt von Peak Aircraft von Vario "US2" www.vario-helicopter.biz/us2 gratuliert ebenfalls zur neuen Aufgabe. Beide haben in der Vergangenheitbereits für Vario zusammen gearbeitet. Wir möchten dieses gute Level der Kooperation aufrechterhalten und fördern. Nächste Gelegenheit ist IRCHA, vom 04.08. bis 08.08.2021 in Muncie, wo man beide antreffen kann und die Gelegenheit zum „RC helicopter deep talk“ bekommt.

02/09/2021

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09/23/2020

⚡️ Align E1 900 ARTF Combo (Tri-Blade Rotor Head) - Preorder ⚡️

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08/22/2020

Dan Bullock was just a young kid who had aspirations of becoming a U.S Marine or a Police Officer. At the age of 14, he wanted to serve his country, but he didn’t want to wait another 3 years to meet the minimum required age of enlistment. Dan doctored his birth certificate to read he was 19 years old, headed to his local recruitment station and joined the United States Marine Corps. By December of 1968, the 14-year old graduated boot camp and earned his eagle, globe and anchor. 6 months later, Private First Class Bullock had arrived in the Quang Nam Province of South Vietnam to serve as a rifleman in the war. On June 7th, less than a month in country, the An Hoa Combat Base came under heavy small arms and rocket fire by a company sized element of NVA soldiers that lasted through the night. The outnumbered Marines of 2/5 engaged the enemy forces and held them off for hours. Both sides suffered heavy casualties in the fight. As their rounds began to run low, PFC Bullock made the decision to conduct ammunition runs on foot to resupply his fellow marines so they could continue to hold off the assault. It was during one of his runs that Dan was struck by numerous rounds of machine gun fire. He died instantly. It wasn't until local reporters back home in Brooklyn, New York went to interview his family that they discovered his true age. 15-year old Private First Class Dan Bullock is officially listed as the youngest U.S. casualty of the Vietnam War.

PFC Dan Bullock. KIA June 7th, 1969: 50 years ago this morning.