Always keep a spare in your back pocket...

[Scott Richlen]

....you never know when you might need one....

[Carl Cisneros]

was that Paul or Mark?

Carl

LOVE IT

[gene poremba]

 I wonder if thats what they mean by flying by the seat of your pants?

[Scott Richlen]

was that Paul or Mark?

It was Paul.

The weather was fabulous on Saturday and then the .020 decided not to run!  I'm still not sure what the approved name for it is?  Is it a Mini-Ringmaster,  a Micro-Ringmaster, a Tiny-Ringmaster, or?  I suppose calling it a Dwarf-Ringmaster is no longer politically correct.  Hey, what about a Pigmy-Ringmaster?  Not that either?  Oh, okay.   

There are more pictures on our facebook page.

[Dan McEntee]

   Looks a little small for the .020. I think an .010 would fly that. Mount it to a hard hat like Tom Lay did with a built up stunt model, I'm sure some one had a photo of that somewhere. Can be dismounted and flown when called for.  That ought to fly on 25 foot lines, I would think.
     Type at you later,
      Dan McEntee

[Dick Byron]

like this

[Fred Cronenwett]

We call our double sized Ringmaster - "RingMonster"

[944_Jim]

Call that black and yellow one "RingTot," and call the other "I want the plans!"

I'm envious of the man that owns the red hard hat. I could fly that small-fry in my back yard!

[Scott Richlen]

Here is Paul's other Ringmaster....

[Dan McEntee]

Call that black and yellow one "RingTot," and call the other "I want the plans!"

I'm envious of the man that owns the red hard hat. I could fly that small-fry in my back yard!

     If that's Tom Lay's hat and model, I think it's an old style baseball batting helmet. I have a photograph of he and I standing next to each other, which was presented to me at VSC one year as "the Having Most Fun Award." One of my most prized possessions.

  Type at you later,
    Dan McEntee

[Dick Byron]

Dan Hears another.