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| David Duckett, Comment for image # 33586 | 24 Mar 15 04:36 |
| It's a beautiful piece. |
| hjlittman, Comment for image # 33586 | 22 Mar 15 21:16 |
| We love it. It was done by Robert Tolone in 1988. The den ceiling is 13-1/2 feet high and that mantel is 6 feet high which gives you and idea of the scale of it. When you walk into the room it is looking at you and unless you get below it where the picture was taken the eyes appear to follow you around the room. |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 33586 | 22 Mar 15 20:50 |
| I like that!! |
| hjlittman, Image # 33586 | 22 Mar 15 20:02 |
David, You could say that I am into cats. This is what I see if I look up from my chair in the den. |
| hjlittman, Comment for image # 29518 | 12 Jan 14 22:52 |
| Notice: If anyone purchased a Cutlass kit from me and it has a blue propeller in it, do not try to fly it with that propeller. The model will be very difficult to trim. Send me an e-mail with your mailing address to howard@hjlmodels.com and I will send you a replacement. Gray or white props are OK. Sorry about the inconvenience. |
| hjlittman, Comment for image # 29518 | 07 Nov 13 23:35 |
| The web site is open http://www.hjlmodels.com. |
| hjlittman, Comment for image # 29518 | 09 Jul 13 12:44 |
| John, Good idea! |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 29518 | 09 Jul 13 07:11 |
| Call them ball bearings. |
| hjlittman, Image # 29518 | 08 Jul 13 22:45 |
This is the final version. The only change to be made is the substitution of a machine nut for the five BBs used as nose weight. I've discovered that I can't ship BBs in the kit since that constitutes "shipping amunition through the mails". Had this one cruising around 41 feet off the floor. |
| hjlittman, Image # 29517 | 08 Jul 13 22:38 |
Line up of survivors of the 8 prototypes. The fun flyer, second from the bottom, called the WingyThingy, was scavanged from an earlier Cutlass to test the new wing design. |
| hjlittman, Image # 29333 | 31 May 13 20:07 |
This is not scale or even semi-scale, but a "looks like it could have been" model. I decorated mine after a Bleriot-Spad 510 of the mid 1930's. Didn't get it trimmed in time for the contest, but got to fly it outdoors before the wind came up this morning and it is really a good performer at 20 grams, |
| hjlittman, Image # 29332 | 31 May 13 20:03 |
This is a brief pause in my Cutlass development. It is a Bill Hannan design called the FAR-MAN and was done for a local, one-design, indoor contest. Takes a couple of hours to build and once you get it trimmed flies amazingly well. |
| hjlittman, Image # 29331 | 31 May 13 19:58 |
One of my neighbors took this on my block. He was taking pictures of some unusual birds in the nieghborhood when he looked up, and as he put it, there it was. |
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