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Mike
Callahan - South Lebanon, Ohio, USA
"The people
flying Dawn Patrol/WW1 are a lot of fun to be around. And its nice to
see something other than the 3-d flip flop flying for a change."
AMA
#151689 IMAA
#42167
Started
flying R/C in 1985. Started
flying WW1/Dawn Patrol in 2009.
Miami
Valley Radio Control Club www.mvrcc.org
Email
mcallahan1@cinci.rr.com
or mecallahan1@gmail.com
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Jeff Edstrom -
Farmington, Minnesota, USA
"The idea of flying planes that are part of history. And they
have style and grace. No retracts, flaps, and that sort of thing.
Rib stitching is were it's at!"
AMA # 679929
I started flying RC in
1983ish.
Email - vegasedstrom@charter.net
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Barry
(Emil Rollf ) Herthum -
Summerfield
,
N.C.,
USA
“What I
enjoy about WWI so far is no flaps or retracts to worry about.”
AMA# 136631, IMAA# 7767
Started flying RC in 1982, this is my first (rookie) year in WWI.
Email
- ivrodbarry@yahoo.com
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Dick
(Santa8936) Scott -
Zephyrhills
,
FL.,
USA
“I
have enjoyed WWI aircraft for as long as I can remember. I have dabbled
with them over the years but nothing serous until about 2003. That
was when I started building my first scratch build scale airplane the DH-2
and now I am hooked.”
AMA
# : SANTA
Started in hobby in 1960, started flying WW1 or Vintage in 2005
Can-Am
Flyers www.can-amflyers.com
Zephyrhills
,
FL
,
- PropBusters,
Lakeland
, FL.,
Florida Flyers,
Dade City
,
FL
Email
-richard.g.scott@att.net
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Scott
Lee -
Orlando,
Florida
, USA
“I
really enjoy the history and the re-creation of history we are able to do
through the building, detailing and flying of WW1 & vintage aircraft.
I really enjoy researching and reading up on the planes I have built and
are currently flying. It gives me the opportunity to share what I know
about WW1 aircraft with kids and people at air shows and events. An
opportunity to keep alive the history and primitive early days of the WW1
fighter.”
AMA#
817818
Started in RC in 2003, started building and Flying WW1 right from the
start.
Currently belong to Sanford Aeromodelers Club in
Sanford
,
Florida
& Rocket City RC Club of Christmas,
Florida
.
Email SLSEMINOLE@MSN.COM
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James W. "Rich" Richardson -
Enid, Oklahoma, USA
"I've been hooked on WW 1 aviation since the early
70s, my favorite movie is "The Blue Max", I have watched it dozens of times. I love
to build and lately I have added more scale detail to my projects. WW I aircraft
have
such classic lines and a statement of character. I enjoy reading and
researching the history of these aircraft and that era."
AMA # 37677 - IMAA # 17710
Began flying RC in 1972, first WW I airplane Sterling 60 size Fokker
D VII in
1975. During this period, I flew with clubs in Taiwan ROC, Japan,
Germany
and 6 different states.
A member of SPADS RC Club of Enid Okla. Past member of the
Oklahoma
Barnstormers & Sooner Magic Air Show Teams.
Club web site www.okbarnstormers.com
Email: jwrich1@suddenlink.net
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Steve "Camel
Jockey" Carter - Anderson Indiana, USA
I saw a build thread
on the hangar 9 60 size Sopwith camel, I have been a bi-plane fan since I
was a kid so I just had to have this one. I love flying it and watching it
fly. Subsequently I found the Hoosier dawn Patrol website and found out
they where having an event in
muncie
(15 minutes from my
house) and had to attend. WOW!!! Those giant scale war birds where
beautiful and sparked all kinds of emotions watching them fly. I had to
build one so i bought a 1/4 scale Nieuport 11 on the spot. Can't wait to
fly it this season. so now I am an AVID ww1 aircraft NUT!!.. I am glad to
know there are more like me.
AMA# : 898769
Started RC flying in earnest early 2007
Started Flying R/C WW1 biplanes around august 2007
R/C Club is the Anderson Extreme Flyers
Club website is 3drcfly.com
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Jeffrey
Shutic -
Wakeman
,
Ohio
, USA
"I
really enjoy the historical/technical aspect of WW I aircraft. There
is a lot to choose from when considering what to build and fly. Various
methods of construction and a maze of rigging wire to keep things in their
place just adds to the overall appeal of these "Contraptions".
AMA # 758843
Started
flying RC in 2003, started flying giant scale WW I in the spring of 2007
with my 1/4 scale Balsa USA Fokker D.VII.
Lorain
County Radio Control Club ( www.lcrc.org).
E-mail Jeff - jshutic@nordson.com
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Dale
Cavin (Bookmaker) - Marianna,
Florida
-
USA
“I have always liked airplanes,
especially those with propellers. The slow, methodical flight of the
early planes just adds that much more appeal. I am also a full scale
pilot and received my taildragger checkout in a 1943 Stearman PT 17.”
AMA
#: 44628
IMAA #: 19629
Started in R/C: 1973, Started in WW I in 1975
Chipola
R/C Aviators
Ocala
Flying Model Club
E-mail Dale - dcavin@earthlink.net
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David
Gibson (Prop Nut) - Coral,
Michigan
-
USA
“Building, flying and telling tall
tales”.
AMA # 773735
Started in RC in 1992, WW1 in 2002
R/C Club - Bullwinkle’s Flying Aces
Yahoo IM - The_Jolly_Giant
E-mail
David - Dgibson@casair.net
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Delbert (
Del
) Johnson
-
Hamilton
,
Ohio
-
USA
“Love the WW1 birds, Fokker's the best”.
AMA#
29766
Started
in RC in 1976, Started WW1 in 2002 with the GP Dr.1
(And the rest they say is history).
1/4
Fok. EV GTM kit
1/4 Fok. Dr.1 BUSA kit
Current projects:
Building the prototype for GTM's new 1/3 Dr.1 http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_4399390/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
Also building BUSA 1/3 Fok. DVII
Clubs:
HAWKS http://www.hawksrc.org/
GCRCC http://www.gcrcc.net/
E-mail
Del
- djohnson127@cinci.rr.com
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