John Ridout with new Skua.
UK, October 2007.
Didier Henry's magical first flight of the year with his Skua.
France, January 2007.
James Ashdown with his new Skua in Townsville, Queensland, Austalia. December 2006.
James' Skua in flight.
December 2006, Townsville, Queensland, Australia.
Peter Jamet flying his Skua in Townsville, Queensland, Australia. August 2006.
A closer look at Peter's Skua. August 2006, Townsville, Queensland, Australia.
Roger enjoying Summer flying with his Skua on Sweden's west coast. June 2006.
Blayne Chastain with his Skua.
May 2006, Ireland, UK.
Blayne flying his Skua in Ireland.
May 2006.
Stephen Clark's Skua.
March 2006, NSW, Australia.
Skuas were out in force at a Western Australian combat competition. January 2006.
Didier Henry's Skua being modelled by his son.
France, December 2005.
Frederic Torche heading out for a fly in the snow! Switzerland, December 2005.
Frederich launching a Skua. Photo by Florent Coubes.
A Skua carving up the icy Swiss air. December 2005. Photo by Florent Coubes.
Michael Smith with his deadly Skua in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia. December 2005.
Michael's Skua. Byron Bay.
Henry and his Skua.
November 2005, Sweden.
Roger with his Skua in Sweden. November 2005.
Roger flying his Skua.
November 2005, Sweden.
Culhun Han (left) and Haeyong Lee (right) with South Korea's first Skuas! October 2005.
Haeyong Lee's Skua.
South Korea, October 2005.
John Donatiu's Skua. September 2005, Sunshine Coast, Australia.
Bruno Thorigny's very French Skua! August 2005.
Bruno's Skua relaxing in the pool. France, August 2005.
Chris Newton with his flash new Skua. England, UK. July 2005.
The underside of Chris' Skua.
An Art Deco masterpiece!
William Phillips' Skua, a prize from the Wowings sponsored Western Colorado Slope Challenge. Colorado, USA. July 2005.
Brad Lancaster's Skua (green) hanging out near the beach with a mate's Skua in Newcastle, Australia. June 2005.
Wayne Rowell's Skua eagerly awaiting its maiden flight in California, USA. June 2005.
Tai Johnsen with his Skua near Byron Bay, Australia. June 2005.
Close-up of Tai's newly completed Skua featuring a switch-jack installation.
Ian Lewis' awesome tattoo-inspired Skua. England, June 2005.
Another view of Ian's Skua.
The mean-looking underside of Ian's Skua.
Billy Chau with his very impressive looking Skua in Hong Kong. May 2005.
A closer look at Billy's distinctive covering design.
Angus Macdonald's newly completed Skua. California, USA. April 2005.
The underside of Angus' Skua. April 2005.
Three Didiers and a Christian proudly displaying their Skuas at a French vineyard in Burgondy. April 2005.
Didier Eloy and friends have also been trying wingtip extensions on their Skuas. Apparently they then fly like a "trainer" and stay up in very light lift and thermals.
Didier's removable winglets are simply taped in place.
Didier's Skua with winglets attached.
Christian Gentilhomme and his Skua in the south of France. March 2005.
Christian's Skua with experimental removable wingtip extensions attached.
Steve Cluterbuck's heavily sponsored racing Skua. England, UK. February 2005.
The stripey underside of Steve's Skua.
Shane Biddlecombe's and Mike
Young's Skuas. South Wales, UK. February 2005.
Mike Young's Skua. South Wales, UK. January 2005.
Shane modelling Mike's Skua and Steve's Booby. South Wales.
Shane helps Mike with some pre-flight checks of his Skua on an awesome-looking slope called "VR98", The Bwlch, South Wales, UK. January 2005.
Mike launching his Skua.
Mike's Skua doing a fast fly-by.
Radar guns love the Skua. This one produced a rather generous reading of 145mph(!!) on one of it's intimate passes.
Roy Butterfield with his Skua in wind on Mt. Hollowback, Ballarat, Victoria, Austalia. January 2005.
Roy's lethal-looking covering scheme.
Chris Murphy's Skua. South Australia. December 2004.
Bottom of Chris' Skua.
Side view of Chris' Skua. Looks very sleek!
Keith Lightbody's Skua. Western Australia. December 2004.
Keith's Skua at "Sand Patch", Albany, Western Australia. December 2004.
Lee Wood's Skua at Rosins Lookout, Beachmont, Queensland, Australia. November 2004.