Windy City Jets Pictures
08-20-2008, 05:38 PM
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RE: Windy City Jets Pictures
Lewis Patton and his F-18 from Century Jet Models. I have heard this is the only flying example. Is this true???
Lewis does a great job with it, Think it needs two LPSS engines and it would be a rocket!!!! Lewis are we gonna see this again at SPIDERMAN??
Tim.
Lewis does a great job with it, Think it needs two LPSS engines and it would be a rocket!!!! Lewis are we gonna see this again at SPIDERMAN??
Tim.
08-20-2008, 06:03 PM
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RE: Windy City Jets Pictures
Co event orginizer Eric Carl's Ziroli Panther. A testamate to Eric's flying abilities I think this airplane is like 100 yrs old. First flown by Mr. Ziroli himself. Maybe Eric can fill us in on this sweet flying bird. Funsonic powered i think.
08-20-2008, 06:10 PM
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RE: Windy City Jets Pictures
John Fisher even took time from his busy shedule to get John Redelman some Buddy box time on his Great Planes Stinson. Johnny is really improving and should be moving on to low wingers soon!! Johnny said the big crowd made him so nervous he had to run to the porta potty after every flight!!!!!
08-20-2008, 06:23 PM
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RE: Windy City Jets Pictures
Chris Huhn stopped by on Saturday after a day @ Ircha to show us even though he's swamped at Horizon putting out all those great Spektrum product's that he can still throw down with the best of them in the stick twizzling catagory!!!! Flying his 35yr old P-120 powered Classic Composite Bandit! You might also have noticed that Hot stick Corn King sposored pilot John Roth on the far right of the second picture!!!!
08-20-2008, 06:28 PM
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RE: Windy City Jets Pictures
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Gooood Girl, Gooood Girl, come back to Daddy in one piece.
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So Timmy......................Did you WOW the crowd with your Sky Master Phantom or did Lewis Steal your Thunder? LOL
I saw Lewis fly his F-18 at Cincinnati Jets and he did a SUPERB job! I say he's one of the best in the business.
Keep ole Johnny Redpanties to the props. Jets are a bit too much for him right now................
08-20-2008, 06:35 PM
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Jeff and I even tried to lay a little chopper smack down for the noon time show. With all the real chopper pilots at Ircha Jeff and I looked like pro's!! Nice shorts jeff!!! I think he bought those from Nick Maxwell thinking it would help his chopper flying not nessasarily his fashion sense!!!
08-20-2008, 09:29 PM
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Yep, great time had by all.
How does the Phantom work when the batteries are charged Timmy????? Cool show from the bench to the pit, back to the bench. Gotta say it was good on Saturday.
Love the way you chop!!!!
The Hornet looked great.
And the Stinson is the ride of the century. To hell with Cubs, this one is where it is at!!!!!
Eric and Dave, thanks for the hospitality. Great event and great times!!!
And yes, it is actually true, brian is taller than Chris!!!!!!!
JR
How does the Phantom work when the batteries are charged Timmy????? Cool show from the bench to the pit, back to the bench. Gotta say it was good on Saturday.
Love the way you chop!!!!
The Hornet looked great.
And the Stinson is the ride of the century. To hell with Cubs, this one is where it is at!!!!!
Eric and Dave, thanks for the hospitality. Great event and great times!!!
And yes, it is actually true, brian is taller than Chris!!!!!!!
JR
08-20-2008, 10:41 PM
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RE: Windy City Jets Pictures
Tim,
So far as I know, this is the only flying CJM F-18. It is scheduled to get the new Jet Central Mammoth (45 pounds at 6000 ft) later this fall. At 65 pounds wet, the LPSS Rhino is doing a great job at the moment.
I will see you at Spiderman for sure. Looking forward to good food, and a great time.
I will post some pictures when I get some time. Have been on the road for about three straight weeks, with three in a row to go.
So far as I know, this is the only flying CJM F-18. It is scheduled to get the new Jet Central Mammoth (45 pounds at 6000 ft) later this fall. At 65 pounds wet, the LPSS Rhino is doing a great job at the moment.
I will see you at Spiderman for sure. Looking forward to good food, and a great time.
I will post some pictures when I get some time. Have been on the road for about three straight weeks, with three in a row to go.
