To Old
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From: Sterling , CO
Just had to say some thing
A friend brought a plane over for me to finish building!!!
His dad had just started RC and was 85 and did not get to finish it. How old is to OLD Well I will let you finish
He was doing a great job Then could not build no more.
A friend brought a plane over for me to finish building!!!His dad had just started RC and was 85 and did not get to finish it. How old is to OLD Well I will let you finish
He was doing a great job Then could not build no more.
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From: Payson,
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Old is the individual not just the number of years in the past. I started modeling in 1934 and I'm still at it at close to 82. Good enough to have people want me to build airplanes for them. I don't have any idea about the next few years but hope to keep right on until they pat me in the face with a spade. I'm always sorry when I hear that someone is just too old to build any more. The days of the ARF are here and may solve some of the problems. Usually eyesight is a problem when it comes to flying. One of our better pilots is now at the stage where he can't see well enough any more. He's younger than I am, not much, but them I'm hoping to become an intermediate pilot some day. For RCOutlaw - if you finish the job for him you will have all my best wishes.
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Ballgunner, my hat is off to you sir. [sm=thumbup.gif] I'm no spring chicken, but you considerably out-do me. I still love to fly very scary models, but it seems that there are more scary models every year. I sincerely hope to hang in there as long as you are doing.
If your job was as your "handle" suggests, thanks as well.
P.S. The epithet "Too Old" really pi$$es me off. So does the though of being too old to keep doing this -- with any luck, I'm gonna bite it with transmitter in hand.
RC Outlaw -- thanks to you. I wish that there were more young-uns like you.
If your job was as your "handle" suggests, thanks as well.
P.S. The epithet "Too Old" really pi$$es me off. So does the though of being too old to keep doing this -- with any luck, I'm gonna bite it with transmitter in hand.
RC Outlaw -- thanks to you. I wish that there were more young-uns like you.
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From: Park Rapids, MN
If age gets to be a problem for me I hope I will still be able to build. Of the two, flying/building, loosing my ability to build a model will be the more sorly missed thing I like to do!




