[GMACKAY]

Thanks Andrew for makeing are planes look pritty in the air and it was nice to see real talent out there flying the guys up hear only brag about flying like that and then crash and burn.
Hope the girlfriend had fun to and good luck on the test.Hope to see you guys again.
Thanks again Grant.

[YAKFEVER]

Wow, looks like I missed a huge event.

I was not able to make this Sunday, I wish I could have, would have been nice to see Andrew do his thing.

My grandfather just passed away from cancer, I was out with family today!

Well, nice paint jobs and sounds like you all had lots of FUN!!!!

Rolly

[yakityyak]

Yea too bad you couldn't make it Rolly, sorry to hear about your grandpa.. It would have been nice to fly with you too, all the guys say your the best pilot, they told me not to say that though lol.

Maybe next time,
Andrew

[3dflyer]

too bad you couldn,t come rolly.sorry to hear about your grandfathers passing.here,s a couple of pictures of my 6 year old son dominik.he,s got the blue foamy bug thanks to gaston for giving him some blue foam.he made up his own version of a blue foamy.theres also another pic taken by a fellow club member of dominik holding his airhogs biplane.he,s got the rc bug and hopefully by the time he turns eight after practicing on the sim he will become a pilot like his oldman.

[yakityyak]

could i get the templates for your sons design Marc? haha looks like a good design for IMAC lol

Andrew

[gbjets]

Originally Posted by yakityyak

Yea too bad you couldn't make it Rolly, sorry to hear about your grandpa.. It would have been nice to fly with you too, all the guys say your the best pilot, they told me not to say that though lol.

Maybe next time,
Andrew

Rolly
Sorry to hear about your grandfather.
Talk to you later this week
You might still have a chance to fly with Andrew soon, Michelle will help us I'm sure.

[3dflyer]

hey andrew.dominik hasen,t told me exactly what kind of plane it is lol.if he keeps up his intrest in the hobby we,ll see what direction he,s going to go.he sure loves the foamies.that,s why he couldn,t wait to get home from gaston,s with his bluefoam to build his own version.on the way home he told me how he was going to go about building his own blue foamy.what a hoot.

[hsh]

Just wanted to add my 2 cents. It was another fun weekend in the North. A building session at Gastons on Saturday where six more planes were built and we got to meet Andrew and Michelle who were also the main graphics design team of the day.
This was followed up on Sunday with a brunch on Sunday morning at Fazoolies (I think Gaston is getting kick-backs for bringing in extra business) and then to the gym for flying and an eye opening demo from Andrew on what these inexpensive foamies can do. Some of us helped support the hot glue industry when the walls and floor won the battles.
Sorry to hear that your Grandfather passed away Rolly. I tried the new tray from Robbe on Sunday. Unfortunately there was no magical transformation to accomplished pilot, but it felt comfortable to use, so we'll see what happens.
Hugh

[gbjets]

This picture taken by John Pearson shows part of the gym where we fly on Sundays, more people showed up later. With that many people midairs do happen but nobody gets upset, most of the time it's not serious enough to stop flying and it's more hilarious than anything. We really try not to have midairs but it's hard to avoid, if a person wants to wait a a little bit, the crowd thins out later in the afternoon, then it's much easier. I like to watch people fly and help out when someone needs a part or some advice, there's still plenty of time for me to fly, we have the gym for 5 hours.

[willwhit]

Originally Posted by gbjets

Hi

I flew most of them without the "magic tabs" which would be glued on the trailing edge of the ailerons, they are easily made using a 1/4 in. piece of pipe installed in a drill press ( don't start the drill, it's only for more precision ) and heated with a torch.

Hey
How come you guys are having fun when I am isolated in Florida. My blue pizza flies well at the local park.
Biil W.