Electric Old Timers at Muncie

My red Twin Cyclone, and me launching Steve Moskal's (now lives in Albuquerque) Brooklyn Dodger with the red nose (lipstick?) He used to live here with us in the Chicago area, but retired to New Mexico! 

 Thermals.....Safe Travel.....Happy Landings Glen Poole, Sr.

Southwest Regionals Slideshow

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61st Annual Southwest Regional Model Airplane Championship

Casual Flying in Italy

Erpelding's Dodger

Finally finished the Brooklyn Dodger. 4oz. overweight, CG around 50% . Next step is to run engine then test fly at Muncie.It has had its share of problems during the building stage so maybe testing will go a little better. HAW!!

Bob

Photos taken at Shelby Airport on August 13 & 14

Hi Guys,

Two nice days at the Shelby Airport.

Attendees on the 13th: Jim Keppler, Cliff Riedel, Ted Williams, Tom Ryan, & Bucky

Attendees on the 14th: Gil Morris, Ted Williams, Joan Walter & hubby Bucky.

The corn fields took its toll. Cliff's towline glider after one beautiful flight. Ted's CO2 model. Tom Ryan's delta wing rubber job.

Gil was making adjustments on the model he flew in the world FAI Contest. Gil did not win, but what a whale of time and honor to attend and fly for the USA. Gil had quite a few stories he told about the contest. My wife Joan was all ears.

Jim Keppler made a great flight two minute flight with his California Champ. It stay on the field and out of the corn field. Any flight which stays out of the corn field is a very great flight. You have to wait for the right wind direction and use a very short fuse for the DT. Also hope you don't hit a thermal.

The two Earl Stahl models were built by Bucky. Bucky gave them to Jim Keppler to fly at the FAC contest. Bucky does not chase after rubber models anymore. Neither does Jim, but he can get the younger guys to fly the models and chase them.

The two gas jobs are an Ascender and a Brooklyn Dodger.

Enjoy the photos,

Bucky