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Ok like most of you I spend way to much time reading and posting to web forums. I notice alot of questions about what to bring to the field. I made a quick video with two examples of what to bring to the field in your flight box. I hope you enjoy the video. Gmoney http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0wh_uVps5Q Continue

Saturday, June 28, 2008 Sandy River Airport My investors and the building owner met me at the airport so everyone could get acquainted with one another and the airport. We took some time discussing business, and then the rest of the day was all for flying! There wasn't a lot of modeling activity today, but there was something going on all the time. After watching Kurt Cook and Paul LaPlante from Fromco Scale Avionics fly their well loved Stinger 120, we were invited to join the airport owner fo… Continue

Its 6/27/08 and this will be my third time out. Come on out and join us for fun flying meeting new people and makeing new freinds. I look forward to seeing everybody this weekend be safe and see ya their yo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Continue

Friday, June 27, 2008 West Linn, Oregon In the Process of going out and about, I got stuck in a horrendous traffic jam that put me far from where I wanted to be. Yesterday I decided to purchase a Nikon D60 with and two lenses to keep up the picture quality for this site, and I set out earlier today to take some pictures with my new camera. My friends in Oregon City at FlexPro were going to work with me to get some pictures, but we ran out of time and they had to hit the road for an appointment.… Continue

Wednesday June 25, 2008 West Linn, Oregon Welcome to Baron's Hobbies. This is the personal Blog for Aaron Shell, The owner/operator of Baron's Hobbies. Baron's Hobbies is the culmination of a lifelong pursuit of developing an RC Flyer's haven. Watch this blog for any and all hobby related activity I take part in. let me take this opportunity to introduce myself and tell my story. MY STORY Aviation triggered something inside me at a very early age. My first word may well have been "airplane,"… Continue