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| Don C, Comment for image # 18915 | 09 Nov 17 16:36 |
| Glad you did it. My kids sent me up in a Stearman a few years ago. You're right. Awesome!
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| heywooood, Comment for image # 18915 | 09 Nov 17 15:37 |
| UPF-7 and a beauty |
| jimbothehotdog, Image # 18941 | 20 Aug 10 10:03 |
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| jimbothehotdog, Comment for image # 18914 | 16 Aug 10 11:01 |
| I found a plan at Uncle Willies Plans... Anyone ever purchase from this site? Is it trustworthy?
http://unclewilliesplans.com
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| JohnG., Comment for image # 18914 | 16 Aug 10 09:46 |
| Check Easy-Built or Dumas..these are maybes. |
| jgood, Comment for image # 18915 | 16 Aug 10 08:21 |
| Beautiful aircraft. |
| jimbothehotdog, Comment for image # 18914 | 16 Aug 10 07:57 |
| Anyone know if there is a kit or even just plans available for this particular plane? I found other Waco's but this one. |
| JohnG., Comment for image # 18914 | 16 Aug 10 05:45 |
| Awesome is an understandment. I've flown both the Texan and the Stearman and it's the 2nd best thing to you know what!!! |
| jimbothehotdog, Comment for image # 18915 | 16 Aug 10 03:18 |
| It was from Dare County Regional Airport in Manteo, NC.
Along with a lot of great views of the ocean and the sound, I got to see Kitty Hawk, a banner towing plane do an in flight hook-up and Andy Griffith's house. |
| TJH, Comment for image # 18915 | 16 Aug 10 01:53 |
| Nice WACO; where was the ride from? |
| Roring40, Comment for image # 18914 | 15 Aug 10 20:00 |
| Great photo, looks like you're keenly anticipating some fun. |
| jimbothehotdog, Comment for image # 18915 | 15 Aug 10 17:13 |
| I had a small bit of good luck and was able to afford a short flight in this Waco. First time in anything other than a commercial airliner... was awesome!!! |
| jimbothehotdog, Comment for image # 18914 | 15 Aug 10 17:13 |
| I had a small bit of good luck and was able to afford a short flight in this Waco. First time in anything other than a commercial airliner... was awesome!!! |
| jimbothehotdog, Image # 18915 | 15 Aug 10 17:11 |
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| jimbothehotdog, Image # 18914 | 15 Aug 10 17:10 |
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| jimbothehotdog, Comment for image # 17585 | 19 Apr 10 14:05 |
| :O) |
| pakasit1812, Comment for image # 17585 | 19 Apr 10 13:07 |
| Keep saying aloud to the sky "oh dear, I'm happy to spend time and money on this Guillow's at home rather than being in a tavern". Then financial advisor will get message. I had passed that milestone! ! ! |
| jimbothehotdog, Comment for image # 17584 | 19 Apr 10 11:39 |
| Could someone tell me what the covering material is that came with my Spitfire? I seems more like a fabric than paper. Is that called Silkspan? |
| jimbothehotdog, Comment for image # 17585 | 19 Apr 10 06:03 |
| Thanks pakasit... for now all my builds are for rubber power... for now. I do see myself on the path to RC though... and it's not that far off I think :0) that may be up to my wif... um, I mean financial adviser ;O)
Going to check out Sullivan products now... |
| pakasit1812, Comment for image # 17585 | 19 Apr 10 05:45 |
| The real Spitfire doesn't retract tailwheel. It depends if you wanna fly it rubber powered or electric R/C. For the rubber powered, leave it as is, as you need to save weight to minimum. But for R/C you can install moveable/steerable small light tail wheel onto it. The small wheel should be available in good hobby supplier shop. Try 1/2" Sullivan's cat. no 350. It comes in small plastic bag with simple instruction how to install it steerable. It moves syncro with rudder movement. If you need more info please let me know, I would be glad to help. |
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