Album: EPlane - 10.17.2001

The semi-maiden flight of Ben's JKAerotech EPlane, though no actual pictures of the flight. Some decent photos of the plane shortly before though!

Album: Hovercraft @ Shelby - 09.02.2001

So i go out to Shelby Campus to fly the Zagi and what do I see out of the corner of my eye -- some sort of boat? No! It's a hovercraft!

Edwin and David Kissel (sp?) from here in town. It's powered by a 25hp engine, weighs about 500lbs,...

Album: Phlite Klub - 6.30.2001

[*]The Reflex!
[*]Capt. Crash Strikes Again!
[*]Women in a Limo!

Album: A Fool in the Rain - 06.23.2001

Rainy day at Shelby Campus!

Album: Maybe the Wingo ate your baby!

New Phlite Klub member and a new plane, the Wingo. Also, some good shots of the Terry and the Reflex.

Album: Another Beautiful Sunday

The first flight of David's Kyosho Reflex. Graupner Terry and the Pico-Stick get some more flight time, too.

Album: Vettiner and S.C. on June 14, 2001.

Met some real soaring champs at Vettiner Park - Got the Terry up once, then a few more times later.

Album: First Foray to Vettiner Park - 06.10.2001

David, Cap, and Geoff finally (re)locate the elusive Vettiner Park in Jeffersontown. We ran in to some other electric flyers and put the Terry up several times as well as the Pico Stick.

Album: Impromptu Saturday - 06.10.2001

The Zagi gets it's first flights in under Ben's control; Geoff Flies the Terry. Kelly gets some sun.

Album: After Work Fly-In - 06.07.2001

Thursday, June 7, 2001. Ben, Kelly, and Geoff. No pictures of Geoff or the Terry in-fLight 'cause Geoff was busy snappin tha photes.

Album: Sunday Cloudy Sunday (6.3.2001)

Cloudy, a bit windy, and off work...let's go flying. The T52 is flying better than ever with the current prop and gearbox. Geoff is finally competent with the fast-flying Terry: five solos and no scratches(!)

Album: Windy Day (05.14.2001)

the Flash flies fast, and John "Captain Crunch" Caparella slaps the Sophisticated Lady. David secretly rejoices.

Album: the LiteStik @ the Waterfront (05.01.2001)

Ben's solo excursion to the Waterfront in Louisville, KY with his Litestick.

Album: ...Gotta go FLYING, that is! (04.30.2001)

David and Geoffrey visited "Shelby Air Park" for some rebuilt-Terry FUN. Then we ate at the best El Caporral clone, the Los Aztecas in the Camelot plaza-strip mall place-a-ma-jig. THEN, we visited the official RC Flying Field at E.P. "Tom

Album: TeeFifty2 (04.29.2001)

The maiden voyage of Ben's new plane, the all-foam, all-fun T-52.

Oh, and a word of note: When you press "down" on the stick, the plane should go up. "Up" on the stick, the plane should go down. Not the other way around. Luckily

Album: Lite-Stick and Terry II (04.25.2001)

the Lite-Stik and the Terry, at Shelby Campus. Good flights for the Lite-Stik, and a disastrous (but not fatal) end for the Terry.

Album: Geoff's Solo Flight, and the Lite-Stik (04.14.2001)

Another meeting at UofL's Shelby Campus.

The Guilty Parties: Ben Wilson, Geoff Noles, Philip Goff, and Jack Bell.

The Planes: the Terry, and the Lite-Stik

Album: A Few Files From The Old Aaron Page - 05.2001

These files were posted at another site in The Locust's absence. They span 2 days of flying in May. Good clean fun, however it does contain some supernatural undertones.

Album: The Lite Stik @ The Waterfront (04.13.2001)

The somewhat inaugural flight of the Lite-Stik, a small slow-flyer plane of Ben's.

Flown at Waterfront Park, Louisville, KY.

Photos by Chuck Pearsall.

Album: Wacky Three-Plane Action! (04.08.2001)

A Phlite Klub meeting of decent import. Three planes, all which flew, and none were irrevocably destroyed.

We met at the University of Louisville's Shelby Campus, in Louisville, Kentucky.

Guilty parties: David Gruneisen, Phil...

Album: The Sophisticated Lady (03.31.2001)

Dave Gruneisen and Geoff Noles fly the "Sophisticated Lady", a 2 meter sailplane at the University of Louisville's Shelby Campus, in Louisville, Kentucky.

Guilty parties: David Gruneisen, Geoff Noles

Album: The Mini's First Flight (03.24.2001)

And thus, there began the saga of the "Flying Shoebox", a small, 36" wingspan remote control Piper-Cub-esque plane. Made by a company called "Bahuer", and assembled by Ben Wilson. The following pictures detail its maiden voyage an