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Columbia, Missouri, USA

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MMRCA Summer Sizzler 2007

2007 MMRCA Summer Sizzler Fly-In



These are pictures from the MMRCA Summer Sizzler Fly-In held 07/07/2007 at the Flying Tigers field near Columbia, Missouri USA.

These images are in no way designed to document the event... just a few random glimpses of the happenings.

These pictures were taken with a Canon S3 IS digital camera. I RECOMMEND MAXIMIZING YOUR BROWSER TO VIEW THESE!


STATIC IMAGES

(Click on links to download picture size of choice)



2816 / 1024 / 640 - A beautiful day for a fun-fly!

2816 / 1024 / 640 - A little warm, but it is summer.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Manning the registration table.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Curtis and Dan man the grills.

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - A good spread of food!

2816 / 1024 / 640 - A nice scale Stearman

2816 / 1024 / 640 - sports a big Saito radial engine.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Did some taxi tests, and a short flight.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Getting the big B-25 ready to fly.

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - A view of the flightline.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Dan Smith's biplane.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - David Richter's PA Katana.

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - Jeff Paul about to fly his CombatWing.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Fast with a JustGoFly 500 motor.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - A trainer coming in for a landing.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Our university-sponsored group project

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Fly's well, even with lots of payload.

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - Tom's P51.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - A low inverted fly-by from a nice Chipmunk.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - A Kadet Senior that flew several times.

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - A good flying Super Sportster.

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - Catching a little shuteye. :-)

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Towels kept canopies from melting on this hot day.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Jeff Buchner's venerable Kaos.

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - Another of the big Stearman.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - A good turnout!

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - Even some heli action!

2816 / 1024 / 640 - A graceful WWI biplane.

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - Jeff Paul's foamy Pitts flew well.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Dave McDonal'd Bad Boy profile.

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2816 / 1024 / 640 - Mark Custard and his Electric Shock.

2816 / 1024 / 640 - Dave McDonald checks it out before flight.

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MOVIE CLIPS

(These movies were produced using Microsoft Movie Maker. The 320x240 size will run better on slower computers or those with limited bandwidth for downloading. Most of the movies are also available in 640x480 resolution, when the original was taken in that size on the Canon S3 IS digital camera. I usually recommend right-clicking on the link, choose save to disk, and play the video ouside the browser.)


A Stearman Biplane, sporting a big Saito radial engine, makes a quick check-out flight. Sounds awesome!
1:57 minutes (320x240 - 10.6MB) (640x480 - 23.7MB)


A big B-25 Bomber, with twin gasoline engines, makes another good flight.
3:43 minutes (320x240 - 9.4MB) (640x480 - 20.5MB)


Andy Steere's big Gee Bee Model Y, with Jeff Paul manning the camera. OS 160FX powered, 14.25 pounds.
5:00 minutes (320x240 - 10.5MB) (640x480 - 20.5MB)


Short clip of Tom's P-51, from Hanger 9.
0:49 minutes (320x240 - 1.2MB) (640x480 - 2.6MB)


Jeff Buchner's Kaos doing some pattern maneuvers.
1:27 minutes (320x240 - 2.2MB) (640x480 - 4.4MB)


Jeff Paul's Combat Wing XE, powered by a ~400watt JustGoFly motor.
2:07 minutes (320x240 - 3.4MB) (640x480 - 6.8MB)


A high-wing trainer, powered by a four-stroke engine.
1:08 minutes (320x240 - 3.7MB) (640x480 - 7.7MB)


Our University of Missouri group flying their competition aircraft. Electric powered and designed to carrry a very large camera payload (15 pound flying weight). Per contest rules, they must also fly in a very specific path, requiring very sharp turns.
3:18 minutes (320x240 - 7.4MB) (640x480 - 16.0MB)


A Diamond-Dust, flown by Dave McDonald from the Eldon club. Fast, but had some engine-running problems. VERY hard to follow with the camera!
2:18 minutes (320x240 - 4.0MB) (640x480 - 9.4MB)


A nice Chipmunk makes another good flight.
2:44 minutes (320x240 - 5.0MB) (640x480 - 10.5MB)


Jeff Paul's foamy Pitts, from Hobby-Lobby. Powered by a inexpensive Esskay 400XT motor, it does very well.
1:14 minutes (320x240 - 2.2MB) (640x480 - 4.7MB)


Dave Richter's foamy jet. Flew great!
1:08 minutes (320x240 - 1.6MB) (640x480 - 3.2MB)


A big Katana, powered by a 50cc gasoline engine, does some nice aerobatics.
2:10 minutes (320x240 - 4.6MB) (640x480 - 9.9MB)


Another flight of Andy's Gee Bee Model Y. This one included a couple photo passes. Very easy to fly airplane, unlike the R1 and R2 racers.
4:25 minutes (320x240 - 10.6MB) (640x480 - 22.1MB)


Jack Slaughter's Extra 300s from Great Planes. Powered by an OS 160FX.
1:32 minutes (320x240 - 3.2MB) (640x480 - 7.4MB)


A short clip of Dave McDonald's Bad Boy profile. Dave has great thumbs!
0:42 minutes (320x240 - 2.0MB) (640x480 - 4.4MB)


An RAF SE5 biplane from WWI, doing some touch and go landings.
2:37 minutes (320x240 - 7.4MB) (640x480 - 16.3MB)


Dave McDonald flying a Thunderbird foamy from Maverick Hobby's.
2:28 minutes (320x240 - 6.6MB) (640x480 - 15.6MB)


Eldon pilot Dave McDonald flew an Electric Shock profile, owned by Mark Custard, for a promotional video for Maverick Hobby's.
4:03 minutes (320x240 - 14.3MB) (640x480 - 32.8MB)



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Copyright 2007 - Andy Steere

Last Updated: 07/15/2007
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