Obi-Wan B.O.B.
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Hello all! I’m a newbie so I’m just following directions and posting like they say I should. 
I live on the plains of Nebraska. I’ve been a lifelong aviation enthusiast, starting all the way back with watching my dad make balsa/tissue rubber powered models. After he passed away while I was still young, I remember making gliders using straws as frames, Elmers glue and saran wrap as the wrap. After graduating high school, I served four years in the USAF as a structural tech on the B1 bomber and the KC135 tanker. That was many, many years ago.
Anyway, after catching a few videos on Youtube purely by chance, I decided to give some the FT goodies a try and started with the Tiny Trainer. Had fun building and in a short two weeks I have now crashed the crap out of it.
It would take a lot of tape and hotmelt to get it into good flying shape now. Not sure what the next build is going to be but it’s either something like the Old Fogey or a wing of some sort. Part of me says the sllllllooooooowwwww speed of the Fogey is what I need to prevent the onset of sudden impact syndrome, but on the other hand, I actually do better with wings on the simulator and the idea of a rear prop is appealing since I’ve gone through 10 of those buggers already.
So here I am.
I live on the plains of Nebraska. I’ve been a lifelong aviation enthusiast, starting all the way back with watching my dad make balsa/tissue rubber powered models. After he passed away while I was still young, I remember making gliders using straws as frames, Elmers glue and saran wrap as the wrap. After graduating high school, I served four years in the USAF as a structural tech on the B1 bomber and the KC135 tanker. That was many, many years ago.
Anyway, after catching a few videos on Youtube purely by chance, I decided to give some the FT goodies a try and started with the Tiny Trainer. Had fun building and in a short two weeks I have now crashed the crap out of it.
So here I am.