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Originally Posted by Jordonr
We had a good night of combat last night, temperatures were cool in the mid-60s, the wind a bit blustery but fun was had by all who flew.
I don’t know if it was the “choppy” winds, Ron’s lingering bad karma or what, but there seemed an inordinate amount of crashing and losing of propellers taking place. I myself crashed (or was struck, mainly by Joe) no less than 6 times and I broke 3 propellers in the process.
Ken, who flew several rounds early in the evening, cutting several streamers, had to dash off early for more important endeavors (really, what’s more important on Tuesday evening than SEMFF combat?)
Don, who was ultimately crowned King of Combat, crashed and/or was brought down numerous times himself and lost and/or broke several propellers during the mayhem.
I think most of us achieved at least a couple of cuts each, I scored 6 cuts for the evening, but no matter how hard we all tried, not me, not Joe (who should be called “Killer” by the way) nor Mike nor Dave nor Greg could match the skill and tactical mastery Don showed last night by dominating the match with 13 kills to his credit….
Therefore it is with a heavy heart, but great pleasure, that I now pass my crown on to the new King of Combat – Don!
All Hail King Don!
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Hey Don it was an honor to meet a man of your skill and prowess at building and flying! I am also proud to have YOUR original combat weapon in my shop! Battle scars, open wounds, and spaces where once lived foam! Hope you are well.
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