Marshalltown hosts Harvest Huck 2022

T-R PHOTOS BY SUSANNA MEYER Tyler Brown does a fly-by with his RC plane on Friday morning at the 2022 Harvest Huck. Tom Eaton, with the Marshalltown RC Flyers, organized the event, and people from all around Iowa and surrounding states visited Marshalltown to watch and participate in the event from Sept. 15 through Sept. 18. The annual four day event takes place on the property located on the corner of North 18th Avenue and East Main Street, and flights take place throughout the day and into the evening.

From left to right, Roger Nemitz, Jeff Schmidt and Randy Fahn. Nemitz, Schmidt and Fahn were each from different parts of Iowa, and they all worked on their planes to prep for flying on Friday morning.

Jeff Schmidt works on his RC plane Friday morning and prepares for take off.

A spectator discusses Tyler Brown’s RC plane with him.

Tyler Brown, an RC plane enthusiast from Lincoln, Neb. hovered his plane just feet above the ground at the 2022 Harvest Huck Friday morning.

T-R PHOTOS BY SUSANNA MEYER

Tyler Brown does a fly-by with his RC plane on Friday morning at the 2022 Harvest Huck. Tom Eaton, with the Marshalltown RC Flyers, organized the event, and people from all around Iowa and surrounding states visited Marshalltown to watch and participate in the event from Sept. 15 through Sept. 18. The annual four day event takes place on the property located on the corner of North 18th Avenue and East Main Street, and flights take place throughout the day and into the evening.

: T-R PHOTOS BY SUSANNA MEYER Tyler Brown does a fly-by with his RC plane on Friday morning at the 2022 Harvest Huck. Tom Eaton, with the Marshalltown RC Flyers, organized the event, and people from all around Iowa and surrounding states visited Marshalltown to watch and participate in the event from Sept. 15 through Sept. 18. The annual four day event takes place on the property located on the corner of North 18th Avenue and East Main Street, and flights take place throughout the day and into the evening.

: From left to right, Roger Nemitz, Jeff Schmidt and Randy Fahn. Nemitz, Schmidt and Fahn were each from different parts of Iowa, and they all worked on their planes to prep for flying on Friday morning.