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[Bob Hunt]

Hi all:

Several years ago when I was the Editor of Stunt News I worked with Les McDonald to bring his amazing Stiletto Chronicles series of articles to fruition. In that series Les told the complete story of his life in modeling and of the years in which he flew and competed with his legendary and exquisite Stiletto series of models. Les did it right; he told the whole story, not just the “good stuff.” It was honest and it was enlightening.

Les convinced me to do the same with my story about the years in which I flew my Genesis series of models. I started to do that several years ago, but life got in the way of finishing it… Until now. I’ve been experiencing a lot of back and leg pain of late (and, well, pretty much throughout my adult life…). That has kept me from doing what I like best; building and flying to the degree I want. But, it has afforded me some spare time to sit and finish my Genesis Saga book. It is not done in the manner in which I had hoped; I was hoping to actually get it published somewhere and have it presented with professional layout and graphics. I fear that not only is that going to be too expensive to do, but I also fear that the audience for such a piece is rapidly diminishing. I have decided to just do a simple layout of the story in PDF chapters with the text and photos and get it out to those who might care to read it.

I’ve been tying up a lot of “loose ends” of late as time is getting shorter each day. Relax, nothing bad is on the horizon that I know of; I just have a need to tell my story - before I forget it.    And I would coax all of you to do the same so that we can fill in the fabric of the history of our great hobby/sport before it is too late.

If you are interested in having a copy of this book, please PM me through Stunt Hangar, or, if you have my email address, just drop me a note requesting it. There is no charge for this book. You will need to include your email address in your PM.

This next bit is important: Please do not feel compelled to read any or all of this book. It is long, and it may or may not be interesting to you. You will not hurt my feelings if you choose not to read it, and or delete it. Trust me, there will be no “book quiz.” This is not required reading!

The chapters (16 of them) will be sent out two at a time due to file size. Chapter 15 will come alone as it is quite long and hence a large file.

I want take this opportunity to thank you all for your friendship and support over the years. What a life we all had in modeling…

God Bless -Bob Hunt

[Paul Wescott]

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[Ed Carlaw]

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[Steve Berry]

PM sent.

[Ken Culbertson]

PM Sent.

[bob whitney]

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[Jeremy Chinn]

Pm sent

[Gerald Arana]

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[curtis williams]

Yes please

[Luke N.]

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Luke

[fred cesquim]

Hi all:

Several years ago when I was the Editor of Stunt News I worked with Les McDonald to bring his amazing Stiletto Chronicles series of articles to fruition. In that series Les told the complete story of his life in modeling and of the years in which he flew and competed with his legendary and exquisite Stiletto series of models. Les did it right; he told the whole story, not just the “good stuff.” It was honest and it was enlightening.

Les convinced me to do the same with my story about the years in which I flew my Genesis series of models. I started to do that several years ago, but life got in the way of finishing it… Until now. I’ve been experiencing a lot of back and leg pain of late (and, well, pretty much throughout my adult life…). That has kept me from doing what I like best; building and flying to the degree I want. But, it has afforded me some spare time to sit and finish my Genesis Saga book. It is not done in the manner in which I had hoped; I was hoping to actually get it published somewhere and have it presented with professional layout and graphics. I fear that not only is that going to be too expensive to do, but I also fear that the audience for such a piece is rapidly diminishing. I have decided to just do a simple layout of the story in PDF chapters with the text and photos and get it out to those who might care to read it.

I’ve been tying up a lot of “loose ends” of late as time is getting shorter each day. Relax, nothing bad is on the horizon that I know of; I just have a need to tell my story - before I forget it.    And I would coax all of you to do the same so that we can fill in the fabric of the history of our great hobby/sport before it is too late.

If you are interested in having a copy of this book, please PM me through Stunt Hangar, or, if you have my email address, just drop me a note requesting it. There is no charge for this book. You will need to include your email address in your PM.

This next bit is important: Please do not feel compelled to read any or all of this book. It is long, and it may or may not be interesting to you. You will not hurt my feelings if you choose not to read it, and or delete it. Trust me, there will be no “book quiz.” This is not required reading!

The chapters (16 of them) will be sent out two at a time due to file size. Chapter 15 will come alone as it is quite long and hence a large file.

I want take this opportunity to thank you all for your friendship and support over the years. What a life we all had in modeling…

God Bless -Bob Hunt

i am on the last 1/3th opf the Saga. MAN! there´s a saying "You should never meet your heroes", but in the case , i have blindly ignored the advice. The reading is addictive, enlightening and shows a great person love and devotion to his craft. A lot of great advices and lessons and some great stories of competition, overcome and superation. You´re a legend and an asset for control line and for our community. I have learnt a lot from reading your colums on magazines, articles and now from this great book ( have read the previous Caprice as well). Besides a master modeller, a great writer! if you consider a career on novel writing, put me on the list of readers!
all the best from Brazil Bob! and thanks for sharing so much

[Jim Rhoades]

P M sent

Jim Rhoades

[Warren Wagner]

Hi Bob,

My PM sent as well.

Warren Wagner

[Steve Dwyer]

Bob,

PM sent to you.

Steve

[Steve Thompson]

I just received the PDF book from Bob.  Wow.  There is a lot of content and pictures there.  It is going to be a good read.

Thank you, Bob, for a wonderful Christmas present!

[john e. holliday]

Bobby the old DOC has read the posted book.  You are one terrific writer and it seems you have done really well for yourself.  I sit here now thinking back at one of the VSC's when you were looking at me strangely and the late Rusty Brown asked you if you didn't recognize as I had shaved my beard.   That is the last time I shaved it.  Thanks for a terrific book.

[John Miller]

PM sent

[Ken Culbertson]

Having a bast listening to the book.  My .pdf reader turns it into a audio book.  It reads it in about 100 languages.  Really cool to listen to it in Japanese or a British accent.

Ken

[M Spencer]

pm sent .

WHERE would P. A. be without Bob. How many wing sets ? . then theres the publishing / stunt artiles . A Cornerstone of the Movement , Id say .

[Steve Dwyer]

Christmas has arrived a day early, just received all the Genesis chapters and really look forward to spending quiet time reading them. Can't wait!

Thanks, Bob for the contribution to all of us and a Merry Christmas to you.

Steve

[Ken Culbertson]

I am about 1/3 of the way through the book.  It pleases me to be part of a group that shares ideas so freely and competes so vigorously.  We are a very unique group of people.  Each of the parts of our hobby has it's masters.  Designing, building, finishing, flying, competing, but they all have one master in common - Bob.

Merry Christmas - Ken

[Steve Berry]

...this great book ( have read the previous Caprice as well).

Is it possible to get the Caprice book,too?

Steve

[john e. holliday]

Well all have mental lapses.  I have even found a couple in the Stunt History book.

[Ken Culbertson]

Hi Steve:

The Caprice book (text only) is posted in the Library section here.

Merry Christmas - Bob

I have backtracked and now reading the Caprice book first.  Just not right to read the sequel before the original!  A lot of things are explained there.  I often wonder how my own life would have changed if I had grown up in a nest of champions.  Aside from the one mentor I had for a year in Fairfax Virginia in the early 60's, I have had to be a "lone wolf" until my 30's when I moved to Dallas in 1974 and was dumped into another nest of champions with Gieseke, Rabe, Mathis, and Pilgrim.  But even then, they were at best supportive but not really mentors.   Bob, you were blessed.

Ken

[Windwalker]

PM sent..

Nick

[Gerald Arana]

Bob,

I finally got some time to read your book. I started yesterday and just finished it today. What a GREAT read! I really enjoyed it and I can say that it is a lot more interesting that other books..... I love your sense of humor, very enjoyable!

Thank you, Jerry