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NW Regionals hobby shop: shameless plug

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JohnT4051 · May 20, 2006 12:40 PM

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The favorite hobby shops thread reminded me: While visiting the NW Regionals in Eugene, Ore., fliers will want to take an excursion downtown to Eugene Toy & Hobby, a very good hobby shop that carries a lot of CL supplies. The shop has been operated by the same family for 70 years. The third generation, Mark and Paul Agerter, now are the proprietors. They are large donors to the Regionals, helping with prizes and in other ways. These are really nice guys, as are the rest of the hobby shop crew, and it's a fun shop to visit. Entry packets at the Regionals site will contain a map as to how to get there. ETH will order anything you want that they don't have in stock, and will ship items nationwide. See their ad on the Flying Lines web site (Flying Flea Market section) and visit their web site, too.
I'm not getting paid to deliver this commercial ... I just really like the shop. They've been good to me for 29 years!

John Thompson

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Randy Powell · May 20, 2006 01:52 PM

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John,

Any chance they will bring a truck out this year since it's back in Eugene?

Steve Helmick · May 20, 2006 02:14 PM

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John posted the street address on Flying Lines Forum, so I took that and printed my own map to ET&H. If you're looking for me on Thursday afternoon, that's where I'll be. Looks like following 99 SE from the airport takes you pretty close...should be a snap. Steve

JohnT4051 · May 20, 2006 03:36 PM

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Randy, ETH will not have a truck at the field this year. They did consider it and may do it in the future. It involves a lot of work for them, and they price stuff so that they don't make a lot of money doing it. I gather from talking to Mark that the main problem is that they have to ask their staff to work overtime on the weekend, and whether they have the truck or not is a matter of enough people volunteer to give up their weekend. It didn't happen this year. The hobby shop will be open on Friday and Saturday, though, for anyone who wants to visit.

John Thompson

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News of Northwest CL
Model Aviation

JohnT4051 · May 20, 2006 03:40 PM

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I just remembered ... I believe Mark told me that everything will be on sale during the contest. Make sure you mention you are in town for the Regionals when you go to the shop.

John Thompson

http://flyinglines.org
News of Northwest CL
Model Aviation

Alan Resinger · May 20, 2006 06:50 PM

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John,
What kind of fuel do they carry?
Alan

SRiese5283 · May 20, 2006 07:01 PM

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JOHN.....Will there be FOOD at the CONTEST?

Scott Riese

JohnT4051 · May 20, 2006 07:23 PM

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Alan, ETH carries Sig fuel, and usually quite a few varieties. They have some other brands, too, though I haven't noticed what they are.
Scott, yes, there will be food at the contest: A deli wagon will have sandwiches and drinks. There is a pretty good restaurant at the airport terminal, a short distance from the flying field.
--jt

John Thompson

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