Gyroguru

Check this out. Click on links on the left:

http://www.aereamadrid.com/web_fam/...tog_indice2.htm

Wahid

Gyroguru

Try this link:

http://www.aereamadrid.com/web_fam/f...og_indice2.htm

JCaste

I had this link in my favorites. Too bad it's quite old, but still a nice info source. I believe about half of those machines (like Eduardo Pinilla's C-4 and C-30, Eduardo Pinilla's rotor head, a clean and nice design, Emilio Cabeza's DC giro, etc.) have plans released in a spanish magazine, for those who might be interested.
BTW, if anyone needs a spanish translation, I can help.

Gyroguru

Your are correct that is old, but there are some nice looking gyros on the website.

Wahid

JCaste

It was not my intention to discredit either the link or you, I just thought since it's old many modellers may already knew of it. But I agree with you, it's a very interesting reading (and watching too).
Have fun!

Lizard

I used [link=http://babelfish.altavista.com/]Babelfish[/link] for translating the page. Ok, it writes nonsense often, but it makes it page more understandable for those who don't understand any spanish.