Saturday morning was sunny and nice. A few flyers were in the air even before I was able to get to the field around 7:45AM.

Max and his better half once again handled the

registration booth with professionalism and a smile.

Wally himself. The name sake of Wally's Squadron. Wally always has something new and exciting to show the crowd. This year his aircraft was equipped with an autopilot.

After 11 years of hard work and dedication, Buck has

decided to turn the demanding task of coordinating this event over to Andy. Thank you Buck for all the great years and good luck Andy in your new role as event coordinator.

Thanks to our sponsors. Without these companies providing much need funds. Wally's Squadron would not be able to put on an event of this magnitude.

We must not forget to thank the three hobby shops who setup their canopies and offer items which us locals only dream about.

Radical RC	Apex	Fountain

 

Thanks to the generous donations provided to

Wally's  Squadron this year, Wally's was able to raffle off 2 complete remote control aircraft.

Team Futaba

Now this team knows how to fly. Things were done with that aircraft which should not be able to be done. This aircraft spent more time on it's nose than in normal flight.

And now for the good stuff.

Flying

The Hangers

Almost all flyers had trailers and canopies. I call this the hanger area. Talk about some beautiful setups. Just look below and see what I am talking about.