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I wanted to share some more images from Saturday's E-Fly.

In the Fighter Pilot world, this would be called a "Fur Ball"...

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Darn mosquitoes!!!

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Flying Flap-Jack!

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Coast Guard Fly-Over

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Old 12-18-2009, 12:23 PM
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Hi Tom - I could lose myself in a place like this ... I love this kind of stuff ... were there a lot of casualties? ... I enjoy this set and the first one ... happy holidays
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Old 12-18-2009, 10:50 PM
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Hi Tom - I could lose myself in a place like this ... I love this kind of stuff ... were there a lot of casualties? ... I enjoy this set and the first one ... happy holidays
Thanks Hayward, the only casualty I noticed was a busted prop. Oh, and the occasional tuft of Styrofoam.
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What no balsa planes ?

Great set !!

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Yes John, there were balsa planes, with electric motors. Take a look at this one:

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Nice little Tiger moth ! Was it a kit or built from plans ? I have a nice Pat Tritle designed one to build someday

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I love those park flyers! I spent a lot of money on that stuff at one time to only have a big pile of styro and balsa left! lol! Great shots!
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I love those park flyers! I spent a lot of money on that stuff at one time to only have a big pile of styro and balsa left! lol! Great shots!
I know what you mean I had a tough beginning too ...Amazing the stuff that can be done now with the small electric flyers .

I got to dig out some of my outdoor flying photos and post them

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I don't know about the build. I figured it for a kit build, but I was too busy snappin' the shutter!

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I love those park flyers! I spent a lot of money on that stuff at one time to only have a big pile of styro and balsa left! lol! Great shots!
Thanks RL. I always wanted to get into RC, but haven't yet... yet.
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I love this pictures.Wouldn't mind to capture these beauties on camera.
 
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