| Image Comments |
| John M Oshust | 07-Mar-09 14:08 |
| I was thinking of making another cowl and engine. While satisfied with this cowl, I was not happy with the fit. This cowl was make from the plane without benfit of a fuse for tight fitting. Today I solved the fitting dilemma. The "Magic Box" provided a tubular ring to act as a cowl coaming. What to do with my second cowl and engine?? I think I shall use it as a foundation for a totally scatched aeroplane. An "O" racer. THe goal is to design and build a golden age racer fron the assortment of planes I have laying about. This should prove to be an interesting project. |
| John M Oshust | 07-Mar-09 14:10 |
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| JohnG. | 07-Mar-09 15:29 |
| The "Oster" Racer...that should be a blast. |
| John M Oshust | 07-Mar-09 16:36 |
| JG....thanks now I have a name for it! |
| JohnG. | 07-Mar-09 17:12 |
| Hey, and don't forget the "GUNS" to eliminate the competition!!! |
| John M Oshust | 07-Mar-09 17:26 |
| JG...Another great idea.... a couple of fifties to make the competition want to stay far ahead in a race. |
| Xanadu | 07-Mar-09 18:08 |
| I am at a total loss for words on the detail, quality, and workmanship of this........... |
| John M Oshust | 07-Mar-09 19:01 |
| Xanadu, thank you, builder of large aircraft. Final walk around photos tomorrow as this adventure is history. Remember I built most of this twice....in 4 weeks!!! Margin for error the second time around greatly reduced...and I wore my hat!!! |
| poppy | 07-Mar-09 22:21 |
| They just keep getting better. A real museum quality model! |
| Brian Kostecki | 07-Mar-09 22:34 |
| I agree. A true work of art! |
