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WINK News Whether you’re eight years old or already retired, there’s something for everyone at the Cape Coral Air Show. “You get a lot of flying in, a lot of sunshine…and sunburn,” said pilot Andy Herold. Hundreds of people from across the country gathered at the Seahawk Air Park to enjoy a weekend filled with planes. “I’ve come to this before and I love the drones, the jets and the candy drop for the kids,” said spectator Susan Fisher. But flying a model plane isn’t as easy as it looks. Even the most experienced pilots invest a lot of time and in some cases, money to make the magic happen. “I’ve been flying about 30 years,” said pilot Gene Stutsman. “This takes a lot of practice, a few mishaps and skills to build and repair.” “My F-16, that’s about $12,000,” said RC Seahawks member Dave King. If you missed out on the excitement Saturday, the planes will hit the runway again at 8 a.m. Sunday. WINK News WINK News WINK News WINK News WINK News WINK News