05-20-2002, 01:25 PM
(Tucson, Arizona-AP) -- A fellow enthusiast of radio-controlled airplanes calls it "the freakiest of freak accidents."
A 60-year-old Arizona man was killed when his radio-controlled plane crashed into his chest.
The president of the Southern Arizona Modelers says it appears Roger Wallace lost sight of his six-pound airplane in the sunlight.
The plane club's president says Wallace used to be a drag racer but he switched to operating airplanes because he thought it was safer.
A 60-year-old Arizona man was killed when his radio-controlled plane crashed into his chest.
The president of the Southern Arizona Modelers says it appears Roger Wallace lost sight of his six-pound airplane in the sunlight.
The plane club's president says Wallace used to be a drag racer but he switched to operating airplanes because he thought it was safer.
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