Augie Buffalano...a great flyer and a great friend...Augie passed in 2004.

The Garden State Circle Burners pioneered Old Time Stunt, flying 1952 and earlier designs.

The lineup of models on a recent Sunday.

70+ year young legend Larry Scarinzi readies for a flight!

Brian Manaut built this good flying 1952 Nobler

The annual GSCB SWAP MEET is always well attended and features many bargains.

Mike Cooper (L) and Reuben MacBride judging Stunt at a Spring contest.

Windy Urtnowski built his 70" wingspan SWEEPER in 1969....it still flies!

Karyn and Windy with his magnificant A-26

Windy was inducted into the AMA Hall of Fame at Brodak's

Tom Hampshire has a wonderful fleet of Old Time Stunt airplanes.

Mike Ostella assembled this great looking and flying ARF (almost ready to fly) Brodak P-40

Mike Ostella actually built this Humongous!

Mike Cooper and his Gee Bee.

Allen Brickhaus (r) and Tom Hampshire co-CD's at the Brodak Fly-In, are also expert level flyers.

Tom Hampshire (l) with his Ares and Allen Brickhaus with his Triantic......no, they're not twins.

Robert Sabatino readies an ARF Flight Streak. The Streak is a great combo with an OS.25LA

Bob Krug readies his Cardinal Evolution for a flight in the early day.

John Miske, an 8 term GSCB President and "Father of Old Time Stunt" examines a model at a recent club meeting.

Larry Scarinzi, Rich Giacobone and Robert Sabatino exchange tales at a club meeting.

John Picket launches Steve Borgfield on a fine summer day. Our field is available every day but contest days.

Ron Testa's Tudor ARF. The Tudor is a terrific flying plane!

Mike Cooper flying at a recent contest in Middlesex, NJ. Mike has recently been "booted" to Expert.

Logan, our newest member, haslearned quickly. Here Mike Ostella takes a break while Logan solos....

GSCB Vice President Mike Cooper enjoying an early year flight.

Early spring line-up at the field.