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Early flying fields
Rusty's videos gave me a idea, here's a picture (thanks to 21st century technology: google maps, screen print on paint) of my first flying circles in North Platte, NE...good o'l chuch parking lots!
The first photo is where at 12 and got my PT-19 for my birthday, its was first RTF plane I could actually start and fly and I flew the crap out of it that summer.
Second photo is another church parking lot (we had moved to different neighborhood) this is where I flew my Rivets, smacked in my Miss America, several DIY balsa designs and my first 'big' ship a Fox .15 powered Ringmaster Jr.
The first photo is where at 12 and got my PT-19 for my birthday, its was first RTF plane I could actually start and fly and I flew the crap out of it that summer.
Second photo is another church parking lot (we had moved to different neighborhood) this is where I flew my Rivets, smacked in my Miss America, several DIY balsa designs and my first 'big' ship a Fox .15 powered Ringmaster Jr.
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...and since I'm on a roll, here's Brownell Grade School, Lincoln, NE where the summer of '69 going into 5th grade I got a Testors SNJ off the ground and into a figure 9, SPLAT....'cause I took out the lead nose weight!
Re: Early flying fields
The local circle where I would hang out.
http://flyinglines.org/Fireballs.html
http://flyinglines.org/Fireballs.html
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Re: Early flying fields
Mark Boesen wrote:...and since I'm on a roll, here's Brownell Grade School, Lincoln, NE where the summer of '69 going into 5th grade I got a Testors SNJ off the ground and into a figure 9, SPLAT....'cause I took out the lead nose weight!
Love the artwork and splat!
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