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THE CIRCLE CITY FLYERS OF CORONA
PRESENT: A SCALE FLY-IN EVENT AUGUST 17, 2019AWARDS FOR: BEST MILITARY, BEST CIVILIAN, BEST SCALE FOAMY & BEST OF SHOW AND
THREE HONORABLE MENTION MEDALS
LANDING FEE: $15 (PILOTS RECEIVE ONE RAFFLE TICKET) – GIANT RAFFLE – WINNERS MUST BE PRESENT
EVENT STARTS AT 8 AM WITH REGISTRATION, 9AM FLYING BEGINS, FLYING WITH SPOTTERS IS RECOMMENDED.GLO & GAS ENGINE START-UP AREA. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS REQUIRED.
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RAFFLE TICKETS $1 EA, 25 TICKETS for $20, 50 -100 TICKETS are $15 OFF .
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ALL SCALE FLYERS AND CLUBS WELCOME, BRING THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS .
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FOOD BY HOT DIGGIDY DOG
CONTACTS:
CCF PRESIDENT RICK TUCKER (949-293-1707) AND EVENT COORDINATOR JESSE PAZ (951-741-5462) WITH ALLAN PERRY
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God has truly blessed my life! He has given me two occupations that I really
enjoyed. For the first 31 years of my work life I was an electrical design engineer in the
aerospace industry. The last 28 year I have been on staff at my church ministering to
seniors (old people like me!). During my aerospace days the most important project I
worked on was the Saturn 5 moon rocket that put men on the moon. The following is a
little write up of my part of the project.
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Scale Modeling
By: Carl Lindou
- Hi I’m Carl and I was asked to write about Scale Modeling. I’ve been modeling for 54 years. I’ve flown and competed in almost every discipline in modeling. I enjoy challenging myself. I was always timid about getting into Scale. Why? it seemed like it was beyond my abilities, and when I first started there were only two classes, fun, and museum scale. Just the name museum scale scared me. When hobby shack and the Riverside Club had their 4-cycle scale contest, I was working for them as an Assistant Manager. I bought a 40 size Pilot Scale Tiger Moth Biplane and a Saito .40 four cycle. I had no idea what I was doing, and I finished the contest in almost last place. I still had my plane and I had learned a lot. I then read and magazine article by Dave Platt,
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BEHIND THE SCENES
With Pat Schreffler CCF Master Builder
The Circle City Flyers of Corona are happy to have as a member: a meticulous builder, an outstanding flyer and moreover, a great person, Pat Schreffler. Let’s take a look at how he got started and what led him to the master model builder that he is...
Pat began his interest in model airplanes at twelve years old while living in Corona. He has lived in the Southern California town all his life. He partnered with his neighbor, Bob, who took him under his wing. Bob showed him the basics of modeling and encouraged him to learn as much as he could. His dad also supported his interest by setting up a work space in the attic, all his own. It was not long before he completed his initial build.
Pat has always liked working with wood, which opened the door for his passion for wood balsa airplane kits. His first project was a Jenson Das Ugly Stick kit. He flew it at the old Rimpau field in, of course, Corona. The plane flew fine but Pat knew he could do better. He learned to take the time to read the instructions completely and gain a thorough understanding of what was required to be done. He followed up by a complete examination of the parts and the wood for quality and accuracy.
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Daniel Sitter also has a collection vintage glo motors (over 1100) and has won an award for his collection. If you wish to go see it, please contact him via email to make arrangements