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Guillows Series 200 - Nieuport II by moostang51. Viewed 1766 times. Build Thread  Prev Click image to return. Image Comments moostang51 26-Aug-08 16:05 Even Hoompdah Doompdah's men couldn't put him back together again. Trail fit before final sanding. Barnstormer 26-Aug-08 18:56 Moos, the Nieuport is coming along very nice. What kind of paint scheme are you thinking about? elevatoranj 26-Aug-08 21:12 I too am very interested to know what you have in mind for the paint job? We are in mourning here in upstate NY as a pilot demonstrating dogfighting died when his Newport 11 broke in half, at The Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, earlier this month elevatoranj 26-Aug-08 21:17 I am looking for the newspaper clipping, but I dare not wake Novice builder, she has not been sleeping well of late and she must go to work at 4 am . I will post as soon as I get her to find it for me elevatoranj 26-Aug-08 21:26 I last worked on my Newport back in January, my day job building elevators has really interfered with building airplanes, I will retire in 10 months 2 weeks & 3 days, but who's counting RodN 27-Aug-08 19:14 Awesome Moostang!! A fine looking build indeed. elevatoranj 29-Aug-08 10:56 Hey Moos, got updates? novice builder 29-Aug-08 11:30 Elevator Anj wanted me to correct his statement by saying it was a Neiuport 24 that crashed. Article is as follows: PILOT KILLED IN BIPLANE AT RHINEBECK AIR SHOW A veteran pilot and flight instructor dies after crashing a WWI replica biplane during a Hudson Valley air show. Vincent Nasta, of Wading River, was flying a single-engine biplane in a simulated dogfight Sunday afternoon with a German plane when it crashed over 1,000 feet from the Aerodrome. The plane landed in a wooded area and caught fire. Nasta, 47, was the sole occupant. Nasta was an art teacher at Riverhead High School and an illustrator of children's books who flew planes recreationally. Please sign in to comment on this image.