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A Spyder drove up beside her and took Ms Muffet's breath away czcams.com/video/C1lHoNG2SHg/video.htmlsi=voDhaL-Y8UpxrGV1

I was in Waikiki in 1971, Jan-June.

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It’s start Engine 1, 2, 3, & 4. Is this Kit or did you design?

If I were the president of that club I would have had a nice long chat with that pilot. Safety first guys.

Big kiss from Brno to Ostrava , from Olomouc to Opava , part of my history

That took balls. No roll cages...you flip...you die. That is nuts!

I think Late Models races there after Allies left the final time in 1976. Saw the mid season championship race there in ‘76. 100 laps, Don Klein won, guy in 2nd was also # 28. His son races also. Name escapes me. The guy was on Wheel of Fortune or some other game show a few years back. 3rd that night was my fav Ray Eby!

No crash

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watched my first race there in 65-

yes there is my dad was Don Heiligtag stock car driver there used to have pictures and old movies but some one took them last person known to see them is Troy Faries my DAD married his mom and after my dad passed i tried to get them they said they did not know and that was a lie my dad was going to give them to my daughter to put on CDS This is Maureen Heiligtag Crocker

My dad took me (and my 4 brothers!) to Lake Hill most every weekend during racing season (late 60s through 70s). They had the best blue (rasberry) snow cones & popcorn. In between races if a train was coming through the engineer would slow ... blow his horn ... and wave to the crowd just below the elevated train track. Of course the racing action was great for us kids. Dad too. Great intro to racing! Thanks for the memories Dad. 😌 Btw ... on those nights when we weren't at Lake Hill you could hear the roar of the cars all the way in Des Peres. Sounds of summer. Thank you for posting. 🏁🇺🇸🏁

Excellent ,why do non c/l modelers get so angry about cL? Always say I would fit rc? Etc

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Did anyone know Bill Broz? He is my grandpa and raced there in the late 60s. He is still doing well and likes to talk a lot about the good old days!

The first night was with the Illinois Midget auto racing association.....In 1948... I had the flag and the plans for the track....my dad was in England in WW2 and he saw a midget track and came up with the idea.....He sold his Airboat company in St Louis, Airboy Inc. to Sun Airlines ..He used the money to build the track....He drew up the plans himself. I gave the flag and plans to Glen Jacoby.....I don't know what happen to them when he died. I would love to get them back but never did.

My dad and grandfather built that track in 1948 Charlie and Bob Inman built it and promoter was Marty Heutel....

I love this.

Great Video Lou... Thanks to our efforts we were able to use the original carrier bags

This is a thing?

Around 1974 or so I saw a model P-3 much like that one, line controlled, break loose from the lines while being flown in the Exchange parking lot at Moffett Field NAS. Took a bit of damage. Same one?

now for a 10 engine B-36 ?

When flying multi engine aircraft they do have one hell of pull I built a 1963 Kyosho a Japanese kit I got bought when I was in the navy Sasbo Japan. The kit required four .19 engines I still have this kit and I flew it a couple dozen times Like Ed I was almost on my back praying for the gas to empty out Ed you done a great job on the old Shakey your lucky its only the outer wing panel can be fixed in a couple good days. I can relate to you sir they have one hell of a pull the nature of the beast. Truly sorry for your mishap but by now you prabaly have fixed and prepared for the next flight. Tip try to increase your flying cables another 20 feet you wont get dizzy or loose control. I flew my globe master with 75 foot lines a lot of leaning backwards but you will gain better control.Frankie Day

Great video. Lakehill was like a second home to me back in the day but when we went it was paved.

Love the old porn music lol

Lake Hill Speedway and the Highlands Park track. I use to to that one on Saturday nights and Lake Hill on Sunday nights.

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did this retain the back seat??

Nice!

It's an Arrow Active II from 1932. Nice video, thanks.....

Ed tells me that these are 50 year old German kits that he spends the time to convert to Control line.. They are a box of wood and some plans, no instructions.. It takes him over a year each to build and put the finish on one .. The detail on these planes is amazing.. If Ed wasn't such a horse himself,, it would drag him around.,. A truly amazing man and builder.

What brand of vinyl bead board did you get? Its very hard to find. Where can I get it?

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It was great to see so many control line pilots at the event you put on. Flying in those very circles was my first big thrill as a kid at Buder Park in 1963. My best to you all from the St Louis Aeropilots R/C Club !

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Wow! Grandma and Grandpa lived blocks away (Fernridge) and Pop pop (Charles Scholl) was mayor of VP. I DID NOT Know rusty wallace starts here. :)

Run the sides first then butt the ceiling j-channel to it for a nice clean appearance. And save some material!

Ahh the memories. the year was 1976, and I flew combat. Camped out for the week. incase any missed it this was the national model airplane meet (NATS) of the academy of model aeronautics.

Thanks Lee I can"t believe I saved these old 8mm films and that CZcams came along years later and now anyone can see a bit of how real racing was done on those dirt fairgrounds tracks. I used to go up to Springfield for the Illinois State Fair but never took a camera darn it.

I flew there in the seventies. still fly there !

Love this video, its classic. Good music, cool car, and nice shorts!

Looks great

absolutely amazing!!! my next door neighbor, Gary Whitener worked on that #27 car! built it himself! hes told me lots of stories from that track! very cool that you posted this!!

When I was very young, my parents used to take me there in the late (rough estimate) late 60s and early 70s. Along with racing, I remember it being paved and there were stunt drivers riding on two wheels around the track.. Mustangs come to mind. That was about the same time my father ordered a '69 Mach 1. Anyway, I'm just rambling on. Thanks for the upload!! :thumbs up:

Thats actually a 1970 toronado

I wish someone there could give me info on how to contact Ed. I like big scale jobs for controline too and I'd like to be able to trade stories. I have a set of plans from that same kit. I do plan to build it someday using Veco .19s and building the plane extra light so it wont need to fly so fast. I calculated that model moving at aboutn 52 MPH. That's alot for a big heavy model. No wonder he was pulled around like a store manican. Bill

I don't have much info on the model. Ed Mason comes from Florida each year to fly in our scale contest. The model is heavy and does not have enough wing area to handle well. I think it is going to an Air Force Museum now for retirement.

Looks like an old Kyosho kit. Everything plywood except the skin. A very heavy model I'll bet. What were those motors? What did it weigh. What is the span?