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Okay, man, I'm gettin' board...I need my wings!!!

Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 9:55 pm
by cjensen
man, i'm seriously having withdrawals here. i am calling my friends to see if i can come over and help, and they're not home!! i can feel some of my other interests pulling hard at me for attention, but if i give it, i gotta have a way to get back in to building when the wings arrive. :o

shoulda ordered these a month earlier!! :roll:

Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 6:43 am
by captain_john
Chad, Open invite for anyone this monday at my place!

Hop in the King Air and visit!

We are gonna have a rivet bangin' good time, YEAH!

The chapter is visiting and so are some fellow RV builders. Might even get some work done on the plane of we don't dip into the Harpoon's too early!!!

:wink: CJ

Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 1:48 pm
by l & d lewis
My wife got tired of me whining while waiting for the wing kit (arriving in March), and ordered me the tool box. I finished building it and I'm now polishing it to a mirror finish, as I will most of the airplane......Larry

Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 2:51 pm
by cjensen
captain_john wrote:
Hop in the King Air and visit!
ah, if i had the cash to fly that thing, i'd be there! :) but i just bought my wings, so i have no money. :cry:

Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 2:54 pm
by cjensen
l & d lewis wrote:My wife got tired of me whining while waiting for the wing kit (arriving in March), and ordered me the tool box. I finished building it and I'm now polishing it to a mirror finish, as I will most of the airplane......Larry
polished, huh?? that was my original plan. now i'm not so sure. it does look great though! i thought about building the tool box, but now i'm only a couple weeks away and by the time it would get here, i'd probably only get a start on it. maybe between the wings and fuse. :roll:

Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 11:06 pm
by l & d lewis
I love polished airplanes, I have a polished Skymaster. In stead of building the practice kit I bought 16ga galvanized sheetmetal and riveted together a grinder stand. Dimpled, flush riveted, and all, seemed more practical than their little airfoil............