On the Flight to Gainesville, TX
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On the Return to NW Regional, TX
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Kay Frizzel Shows Some Stuff for JR & LJ
March 14, 2011, Kay Frizzel flew to Gainesville, TX with Gary Platner as wingman. Gary had along Tommy Meyer as they were showing JR and LJ up close and personal some simple show maneuvers.
Kay smiles for the camera
The photo is right side up. It's Kay who's inverted!
Tommy Meyer caught the whole peel and roll in the
sequence of pics on the flight to Gainesville.
Kay signals for the camera
George Meyer Would Be Proud
Phil Witt's Tinkerbell won a Bronze Lindy for Plans Built Champion and Gary Platner's Mighty Mouse won a plaque for Plans Outstanding Workmanship
62TR, Tommy Meyer's "Tommy's Toot"
91J, John Meredith's Toot
116E, Arlo Schroder's "Hawk Pshaw"
925BT, Leo Janssens' "Brute Toot"
Doug Tenny taking picture in 217U,
now owned by Jim George
Taken over El Dorado, KS
Phil Witt and Tommy
with "Tommy's Toot" and
award for Best Restoration of Classic Homebuilt
won at 1999 AirVenture
George W. Meyer with the
Mechanix Illustrated First Place Achievement Award
and the smaller trophy is for
Outstanding Design, Second Place
won at 1957 AirVenture
George Meyer showing the original Little Toot a Little TLC.
Tommy Meyer presents to Russ Keith a 2011 Appreciation Award from The George Meyer Family for Russ' service in flying N61G, the original, to Oshkosh.
Gary Platner hosted, with Tommy Meyer "chef-ing", a cookout at Gary's hangar at 52F on Wednesday, December 21, 2011, the winter solstice. Notice the winter clothing we were all wearing.
Tommy Meyer Hosts Remote Control Model Airplane Buddies Ernie Werbiski and Cecil Langham.
Ernie Werbiski (left) and Cecil Langham
Bill "Rocks" Lightstone (left) graciously accepts The Thomas R. Meyer Appreciation Award for flying Phil Witt's Little Toot 'Tinker Bell' to Oshkosh, July, 2011. At the EAA Airventure, the Little Toot won a Bronze Lindy award.
Presenting the award on behalf of Meyer Aircraft is Gary Platner.
28 January, 2012
Tommy and LJ received an email from China from their Remote Control Airplane Model partner for www.flight-8.com. His name is Dieter. Dieter received the email from Franz, a friend of Dieter's in Germany. Franz related to Dieter that it is Carnival Time in Bavaria and shared a photo of some visitors Franz had arrive at his airstrip.
So, an email that started in Unterschleißheim, a town in Bavaria, Germany hops to Beijing, China and then on to Texas, USA. What a world, and a pretty one at that!
02/09/2012
Ernie Werbiski shows Tommy the rigid styrofoam scale model he's working on for Tommy. This is a scale model of the upcoming BiG Toot biplane.
Also, we have a couple of pictures of Tommy doing some remote control wizardry.
The other fellow above is John Hatzenbulher,
the Constable for Double Oak.
He's gonna make sure that Tommy doesn't speed!
RC pilot Steve Hill strikes a pose.
Ernie was pretty comfortable when he was asked to have Tommy take a profile shot of him. Is that from experience of having your mug shot, Ernie? Just kidding!
Here's a 4-propeller helicopter in flight.
