We start out with a look down the flightline and a very nice 4 Star 120 that unfortunately never flew

More pictures of the flightline and a giant-scale Cub that was for sale - if it had only had a 4-stroke engine!

Flightline photos, the middle photo shows some of Dave McDonald's tools-of-the-trade

Yes, more flightline photos, hey with over 110 models, there's a lot to shoot. Joe Kirkpatrick and his family of airplanes and kids are in the middle photo

More line-up photos of the very nice planes on hand for the event. Daniel Smith's Air Force is shown in the middle photo

Good friend to all, David Richter and his beautiful friend Staci also showed up with his very nice airplanes

David Richter's Mini-Funtana electric powered airplane

David Richter carries an electric biplane back to the pits. Also one of the most unique looking flying bugs at the event which apparently requires lots of prayer prior to take-off. :-)

The bug goes back to the pits. Penny Wilkinson joined her son, Harley, at this event. Last time we were in Eldon, we had the pleasure of meeting Harley's Dad, Phillip.

Harley Wilkinson flying his NexStar. He also built a beautiful Sig Kadet Seniorita with his Dad.

Harvey carries his airplane back to the pits. Middle photo shows all of the nice airplanes that were for sale in the Swap area

A beautiful 33% Hangar 9 Sukhoi taxis out, takes-off, then lands after a nice flight.

Raptor 50 in flight. A nice Katana

What was everybody taking pictures of? The BABY, of course! She's a cutie. A police officer who also flies R/C airplanes had access to a radar gun. Good thing because he had the fastest one at the event!

This little race airplane was smokin' hot fast. The small landing gear didn't appreciate the grass as if flipped. Also Troy Hamm made it down with a stable of several beautiful giant-scale airplanes including his Ohio Model Products YAK