Lots of planes on this link:

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Sold the old reel mowers and got a new set of used National mowers for the field. They take a 7' pass each, which means that with 3 guys mowing, we cover a 21' swath at each pass. Now that is how to cut grass at the airfield. - feeling happy

Hey Shawn, this is some of my planes at the field

Nice YAK! One of my favorite fun planes. This one got a DA 120 in it!

A buddy of mine giving us a low flyby in his ercoupe.

Before and after shot of when a battery decides to catch fire. Notice that we charge our batteries in the grill with the lid closed in case this would happen when left unattended. Good thing but lost everything in there. - feeling sad

Everyone that ever flys RC planes, know what this feels like. We call these a "two bagger" as it takes two garbage bags to put all the junk in!

I was one of the first to build and fly this kit. It was called "Sweet Sixteen". It was all foam and had a one piece wing with wire struts to hold it together. It had a Fox 78 for power. It was the biggest RC Plane in US back in the 70's. It took off in 15' and flew very slow. I have the original first flight on video somewhere. I still have it stored in an old house. It's almost 50 years old. - feeling happy

We had a local guy that must have built 40 plus of these aeromasters and sold them locally. all had quadra 42 and 52 engines on them. He made the canopies out of plastic pop bottles and the round cowls out of white plastic clorox bleach bottle bottoms. At every fun fly, you would see 4 or 5 of them.

Beau with his Goldberg Extra 300. It had an Enya 120 4 stroke. He was one of the best flyers in the club even at his age.

Just posting some of my old planes. This was a nice kit. Had a DLE 55 in it.

Anyone want to buy a nice da 120 twin extra 300?

Well I stated bulldozing the top of the hill 25 years ago and here is the flyfield 25 years later! The road grader helped a lot!

Finally got this one all done! - feeling happy

Finishing up the Bronco. Roll bar in. Ordered another Big tire and wheel for the back tire rack. Here's a couple pics of it in the Original 'Yenko Chevrolet" showroom in Bentleyville, PA I store my 30 model A in there too!