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catdaddy · Aug 08, 2002 01:01 AM

#0 source
Wichita Ks. is having their annual contest this Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 10th-11th. They are adding slow combat this year. They have a great facility and put on an excellent free dinner Saturday night for entrants and their families. I meet some really great modellers and had an absolutely great time last year.

This event was my first ever contest and it will be on my yearly tour from now on.

Tulsa's yearly contest is next month Sep. 28th-29th
Please check out the details at www.tulsaCL.com under the News Page for more details on both these events.

Hope to see you Saturday in Wichita
catdaddy

Howard Rush · Aug 08, 2002 01:29 AM

#1 source
We are sending Mr. Robert Smiley to said contest. He will fly to the contest in his front-row Lancair with his take-apart Twister within. Be sure to check out the airplane he rode down in. It's a dandy.

Jim P · Aug 08, 2002 09:38 AM

#2 source
This is a first rate contest, lots of fun and nice people and definitely worth the trip from where ever Mr.Smiley is coming from. Weather forecast looks outstanding also with a little cooling front coming through just before the contest to keep temps reasonable.

75 mph combat and lots of racing events on Saturday, 4 stunt events on Sunday.

Randy · Aug 08, 2002 09:53 AM

#3 source
Mr. Smiley is coming from Kingston, Washington. He was flying out of Bremerton on Wednesday, stopping off in Meridian, Idaho for a day or so to fly a bit with Pat Johnston, then on to Salt Lake City and finally Wichita on Saturday morning. He was really looking forward to this.

Hope you all have fun.

Randy

Bob Reeves · Aug 08, 2002 12:18 PM

Tom Siegler#4 source
Who in Wichita knows Tom? I have an engine that belongs to him and would like to leave it with someone while I am there....

Bob

Jim P · Aug 08, 2002 01:23 PM

RE: Tom Siegler#5 source
Bob
Tom is out of the Country on business last I heard. You could probably leave it with Marvin.

4 combat fliers will make the trip from OKC and Mike Finnigan and I will stick around to fly stunt on Sunday.

See ya there

mkedave · Aug 08, 2002 01:27 PM

RE: Tom Siegler#6 source
He won't be back in time.

He is out of the country for a few weeks for work.
you could try

[email protected]

But I don't know if he is checking his mail often.

Dave (his brother)

Bob Reeves · Aug 08, 2002 03:32 PM

RE: Tom Siegler#7 source
Yep I know he is out of the country, that is why I asked the question

Bigiron13 · Aug 08, 2002 05:23 PM

RE: Tom Siegler#8 source
Unfortunately, I got saddled with the unpleasant task of running combat, so I will take the engine for /Tom and see that he gets it. Marvin Denny aka Bigiron13

wcrane · Aug 08, 2002 05:40 PM

RE: Tom Siegler#9 source
I'll pack my ships, I make an easy target. Smacked my Banshee at lunch with a little too low on the inverted laps. All my wingtip and tail weight snapped off, but I think I can get it fixed for tweaking tomorrow, if not I'll fly my dang Skyray for Pampa and I have my Shoestring ready for Goodyear but STILL don't have a ready Class I ship, couldn't find any wheels, didn't have the right size flying wires and NO practice help. Gonna sit down next to Marvin's plans if I can and find me a plane for next year.

I'm staying at the hotel over by the airport on the far side of town. I used to live over there and wanted to cruise the neighborhood to see what was up.

From somewhere near Parkville, Mo.
William Crane
aka Mr. Clean

Bob Reeves · Aug 08, 2002 08:05 PM

RE: Tom Siegler#10 source
Thanks Marvin,

See you Saturday..

Bob

wcrane · Aug 09, 2002 11:23 PM

Ready to go#11 source
Banshee is ready to go, along with my Skyray, Flight streak, Blunt Traumas, Shoestring. The Banshee is a mess after a long summers practice. I really needed to get the Mustang ready, but have been stalled on that for a while now with Job uncertanties and all that jazz. At least my mom's doing better. Blood work came back normal which one doesn't expect for a lady that has Ovarian cancer as advanced as my mothers. Anyways, it hunts now like it never did before. It was bad BEFORE I wrecked it this week, in fact, I think that's what wrecked it. Now, it's a mess. But I'll fly it one more contest and get back here to build. Anyways, I can always drag the skyray through the pattern.

See you tomorrow!

From somewhere near Parkville, Mo.
William Crane
aka Mr. Clean