Quick Dominator

Early 2007 detailed triple Threat advert.

By late 2005 Quick had a number of large helicopters covering Nitro and petrol with a large electric powered helicopter in development.  Quick helicopters had always been of 'modular' design with a number of common components for the various models and versions so it was decided to combine their various 'big' helicopters to utilise this process.  So, Quick started promoting on their web site what they called "V.I.P." which by mid 2006 was also being advertised as the 'Triple Threat Helicopter'. 

Late 2006 saw the introduction of the petrol and Nitro versions under the name of Dominator but not as yet with electric power.  However, by mid 2007 the marketing strategy had changed slightly and now the Dominator came under the renamed 'Triple Threat Series' because the electric version was not to follow the Dominator name but had instead been called the 'Mighty Quick'.

Quick Octane Dominator (2006)

Basically a repackage of the Gas Her model including the shaft drive option, photo details below.

Quick Octane Dominator build manual  -  2006 detailed manual (Gas Her) with photo assembly for both Pro and Sport models.

May 2008 saw the model superseded by the Octane Bat 26cc V2 and removed from the web site though the Sport version still remained in the general price listings.

Quick Nitro Dominator (2006)

Basically a repackage of the Big Bertha 69 model however, now catalogued as the QK90 as although the initial recommended motor was the OS70, the actual range advertised was from 60 to 90 size engines.  Again had both Sport G10 and Pro Carbon versions with the standard fitment for these options. 

Quick Nitro Dominator build manual  -  2006 detailed manual (Big Bertha 69) with photo assembly for both Pro and Sport models. 

In 2008 the nitro Dominator had been superseded by the Bat 70 and though removed from the web site still remained in the general price listing.

Quick Octane Dominator 20 (2007)

Revised and updated version of the 26cc Dominator to take the smaller 20cc engine; revised specification below including the shaft drive option.  

Quick Octane Dominator 20 manual  -  2007 detailed manual with photo assembly for both Pro and Sport models. 

2008 special offer  

May 2008 saw the model superseded by the 20cc version of the Octane Bat although it still remained on the web site until 2010.