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Wow...you had me worried there for a minute. I don't have a rotor wing rating...and I wondered who was going to pay for the pilot and the fuel.

 

But now I see it was the 1/48 scale OGR chopper in use...no rating required and MUCH cheaper to operate! WHEW!

 

Oh yeah...I almost forgot...the buildings are nice, too. 

Last edited by Rich Melvin
Originally Posted by leavingtracks:

The 1/48th corporate helicopter that is...  While taking pictures of the new bridge this morning, I got a few shots of the morning sunrise downtown.  Thought you may enjoy!!

 

Thanks,

Alan

 

 

 

 

 

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1/48 FAA Inspector General Nuisance here:

 

While we like your photos of the city, we'd like to talk to your pilot about his definition of appropriate altitudes.

Originally Posted by OGR Webmaster:

Wow...you had me worried there for a minute. I don't have a rotor wing rating...and I wondered who was going to pay for the pilot and the fuel.

 

But now I see it was the 1/48 scale OGR chopper in use...no rating required and MUCH cheaper to operate! WHEW!

  

Rich, Don't underestimate the customary charter rates in Mountain Home.  Flying in those steel and concrete canyons is treacherous and the beautiful sights and architecture are distracting.  Risk premiums are required.  Pat B.

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