by Jenni Orebaugh and Jay Smith.
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In the words of the late John Worth: “Holy Toledo!” The Model Aviation staff has just returned from attending the 2012 Toledo Show. As always, it was a great show, with many new products displayed by vendors. There were also some really cool static displays for the Static competition, including a fire-breathing, turbine-powered dragon!
Saturday after the show, we celebrated the life of John Worth. Many of his awards and plaques, along with memorabilia from his travels, were on display, as a slide show played photos of his life. His daughter, Monica, was on hand, as were numerous friends, some of who told stories of their friendship with John.
I made my way down to the Electric Tournament of Champions (ETOC) Saturday night as well. These are some of the best-of-the-best pilots, including the Camp AMA instructors, R.J. Gritter and Nick Maxwell. All of the pilots were outstanding, going through not only known maneuvers, but freestyle sequences as well. This year also featured the Blade Helicopter Micro Invitational Challenge, and the E-X Games, an obstacle course challenge that was a lot of fun to watch.
Check out all of our photos and videos from the Toledo Show, ETOC, and the John Worth Celebration below.
Toledo Weak Signals RC Show
Stevens Aeromodel Micro Subscription
Aeroworks Extra 260
Seagull Yak and PT-19
Aerowork's Checkmate
Hobby Zone Stratos
Top Flite Corsair
Blade
Calypso
Habu 2
Radial Engines
Engines
Retro RC
3D Hobby Shop
Spektrum
Electric Tournament of Champions
John Worth: A Celebration of Life
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John Worth's biography and press release by Chris Brooks, APR 765-287-1256, ext. 276 [email protected]

Written by Jennifer Orebaugh Find the entire feature on page 34 in the October 2011 issue. Read an abridged summary as well as photos from the event.
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