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Cartoon Characters Charlie Brown and Lucy showing up for the 2004 SCRC Airshow
CDT photo Craig Houtz
Al Niessner's
Kadet Senior plane has cartoon characters Lucy and Charlie Brown as pilots
at the State College Radio-Control Club's annual air show on Sunday, Aug.
15, 2004.
Click here to read the article from the Centre Daily Times Left Above
TV Channel 10 gave great coverage of the Airshow. You can click
below to download the video. However, the file is large, 14.7 MB so a
high speed connection is highly recommended. With a phone line
connection, it is recommended to first save the file then run it.
Click here to Download the Video
Here are some Frames from the TV Video
Click on any one of the photos to see it full size . The following photos were
submitted by Nathaniel Rice
Roy Long, the
person holding the R/C transmitter and his father being interviewed by by
WTAJ newsman Chris Cekot.
Click here to
see more of his photos on his web site. And after the Show was over:
Greg Granville provided this aerial
photo of the SCRC flying field and surrounding area after the official Airshow
had completed. This photo was taken from his electric powered Slow Stick.
SCRC Airshow Pages
Sunday August 15, 2004
Club
members soar at air show
CDT photos Craig Houtz
Woody Struble waits his turn to fly his radio controlled stop sign plane.
Sandy Jaffe attaches rotors to his MD NOTAR helicopter at the State College
Radio-Control Club's annual air show on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004. Jaffe painted
it to match the Phoenix Police Department's one and he made the scale
details inside by hand.
Right
Ben Capozzi, 13, is applauded by his instructor Al Niessner after a
successful flight at the State College Radio-Control Club's annual air show
on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004.
Ben Combs
demonstrating some vertical Maneuvers
Woody Struble's Stop
Sign does fly!
Nathaniel flying his helicopter
with John Ream giving him some moral support is shown on the left.
Sandy Jaffe, shown on the right,
flew three of his helicopters. Note the detail in the photos below!
