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godzilla · Oct 03, 2004 04:00 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-04-04 AT 05:43 AM (CDT)
 
Few pics...

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"Oh, I see the problem, there is a piece of finger in here..."

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"So...if I get a ROJett I can be cool too?"
"No, sorry."

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Actually, there is a STEVE Moon. He is the guy on the right. Doug does not own Ultra Hobby Products. (This may be the first Moon BROTHERS picture that I have ever seen).

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"Hurry up or I will kill you.... no, really".

(This is the infamous Bill Wilson-taught me the PC finishing method. This is his carbon fiber/foam Hunter 6 powered by a ROJett 65).

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"If you start beating me with that thing, I am going to stomp on it."

(That's Mike Scott and Steve Moon looking over Steve's OS max 52 powered UHP Saturn prototype).

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Ex-Prez and weapon of choice.

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John Hill and his personal stunter. Watch this guy. Looks hungry doesn't he?

The City Smasher

norvaldo · Oct 03, 2004 04:24 PM

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Are not those Moon brothers far too young to fly C/L Stunt ?
Norvald Olsvold

peabody · Oct 03, 2004 04:28 PM

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Zilla...
Have the Moonies shrunk or are those big aeroplanes?

See Ya

Peabody

Larry Cunningham · Oct 03, 2004 06:15 PM

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Rich, they (the Moons) have already got ANOTHER generation flying CL..

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"My pretty-girl allies stick out like a sore thumb amongst the corn-fed, no make-up, natural fiber, no-bra needing, sandal-wearing, hirsute, somewhat fragrant hippie-chick pie wagons they call 'women' at the Democratic National Convention." -Ann Coulter

N42222 · Oct 03, 2004 07:18 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-03-04 AT 07:21 PM (CDT)
 
Overheard at the Tom Farmer Stunt Clinic and Dallas Contest today: So I sez', "Look! Brad's got a Walker hound"! Mike Greb sez' "A Walker handle? Walker's selling handles? Brad or Paul?" "Huh?" "Did you say "Walker handle?". "No, I said, "Walker HOUND!" "Hard point?" No point, that would be a bird dog. "Well, Treeing or Trailing? In Virginia it would be a Trailing Walker, but I raised Treeing Walkers. Brad said it was from Kentucky so it's a Treeing Walker.
Mike sez, I coulda' sworn you said, "handle". "Skip it!" Please show pic of subject Dawg, Brad. dg

Broken Wings · Oct 03, 2004 08:40 PM

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>Overheard at the Tom Farmer Stunt Clinic and Dallas Contest
>today: So I sez', "Look! Brad's got a Walker hound"! Mike
>Greb sez' "A Walker handle? Walker's selling handles? Brad
>or Paul?" "Huh?" "Did you say "Walker handle?". "No, I said,
>"Walker HOUND!" "Hard point?" No point, that would be a bird
>dog. "Well, Treeing or Trailing? In Virginia it would be a
>Trailing Walker, but I raised Treeing Walkers. Brad said it
>was from Kentucky so it's a Treeing Walker.
>Mike sez, I coulda' sworn you said, "handle". "Skip it!"
>Please show pic of subject Dawg, Brad. dg

ROFLMAO!!!!! Thats Funny, AH HAA HAA HAA

Regards,
John Jolley

godzilla · Oct 04, 2004 05:37 AM

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-04-04 AT 05:38 AM (CDT)
 
>Overheard at the Tom Farmer Stunt Clinic and Dallas Contest
>today: So I sez', "Look! Brad's got a Walker hound"! Mike
>Greb sez' "A Walker handle? Walker's selling handles? Brad
>or Paul?" "Huh?" "Did you say "Walker handle?". "No, I said,
>"Walker HOUND!" "Hard point?" No point, that would be a bird
>dog. "Well, Treeing or Trailing? In Virginia it would be a
>Trailing Walker, but I raised Treeing Walkers. Brad said it
>was from Kentucky so it's a Treeing Walker.
>Mike sez, I coulda' sworn you said, "handle". "Skip it!"
>Please show pic of subject Dawg, Brad. dg

This is Priscilla, she is my Treeing Walker. Shown here doing what she normally does, which is not much. She and I were spectators at the contest. She seemed to dig it.

The City Smasher

N42222 · Oct 04, 2004 09:15 AM

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Arf! Arf! Best regards, Bitter Old Man, Smasher of SSW Threads

Mustang · Oct 04, 2004 05:10 PM

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The Dallas contests are always great fun to attend. I had good time and enjoyed seeing all of my Dallas friends. Very well run contest. Thanks to the judges Mike Scott and Phillip Nickles..

JH

spitfire1 · Oct 04, 2004 08:54 PM

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Dallas contest was great as always! Thanks DMAA! Special thanks to the judges, the ladies, the chili chef, and Tom Farmer and his crew. Congratulations to Dale Gleason for winning the District 8 Trophy!
DRM

N42222 · Oct 04, 2004 08:54 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-04-04 AT 09:01 PM (CDT)
 
Some tough competition at the Tom Farmer Stunt Clinic and Dallas Contest.L-R Frank McMillan, Richard Oliver, Al Rabe, John Hill

N42222 · Oct 04, 2004 09:03 PM

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Steve Moon, Sun Moon(Jake) and Saturn

N42222 · Oct 04, 2004 09:06 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-04-04 AT 09:34 PM (CDT)
 
Hard-working CD Tom Farmer preparing awards while his wife prepares her famous chile for famished flyers. DMAA Prez Don Hutchinson smiling because he missed the ground with his scale-stunter Stearman in 2nd outside loop!(Note Coveted District VIII Eagle Trophy hovering over table. This is a awarded to the high-point flyer for all the District VIII contests during the season, administered by Tom Farmer since 1994.)

N42222 · Oct 04, 2004 09:18 PM

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And here they all are at the end of the contest. Saturday: Clinic was well attended- Gary McClellan reviewed recent changes to be incorporated in the new AMA rulebook re CLPA, used video tapes of actual flights to demonstrate how to improve ones' flying using videos. Went to Hobby Park to fly in front of Tom's camera for a critiquing tape. Sunday: Flew PAMPA Skill Classes and finished by 1:00PM. The way it was.

N42222 · Oct 04, 2004 09:22 PM

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Scoreboards

N42222 · Oct 04, 2004 09:26 PM

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More Scoreboards

N42222 · Oct 04, 2004 09:38 PM

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Why is this man laughing? Thanks to all and best regards, dg

SteveMoon · Oct 05, 2004 09:03 AM

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Congratulations Dale!! The Impact comes to the rescue; now get to work on the next one!!

Steve

N42222 · Oct 05, 2004 12:19 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-05-04 AT 10:32 PM (CDT)
 
Yes, this one did arrive a little on the heavy side, required lots of tip weight. I may dig a little hole in the inboard wing to see if I left one of the "Rabe rods" in there! This is a UHP kit and I like it very much- have another in the basement ready to begin! Thanks, dale g

Mustang · Oct 05, 2004 11:19 AM

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The airplane that Steve is holding is from the new Saturn kit from Ultra Hobbies. This airplane flew very well and should be a big hit. I believe that Steve had a OS52 in the nose which made a very nice combination.

John

Z2 · Oct 05, 2004 12:35 PM

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Congratulations Dale. I couldn't make it for this one, but there is always next year.

I'll bet you have to beat the women off with a pose like that.

Zuriel D. Armstrong

rootbeard · Oct 05, 2004 01:07 PM

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Way to go Dale!!

OK I will ask, why are you laughing?


Paul

I am a retread, - I did C/L in my youth and did not know what I was doing then other then having fun. And not much has changed.

N42222 · Oct 05, 2004 10:20 PM

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Remember when your son proudly said he had Ted Fancher's autograph and I offered him mine? And he refused! Said Ted was on the cover of Stunt News and I wasn't. What was the question- someones's laughing? Just happy, I guess. Best regards, dg