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Loaders been busy today. :pilot

Gotta love it! :pilot

In fairness, they probably did the same thing when trying to figure out where to put the motor. Very blingy Paddy. :popcorn

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What? Listening in on the other team's plays? That's not very sporting.

I moved this post to what we call Wesendorf Field. Named in honor of our lost friend Tom Wesendorf. He loved all things aviation so we wanted to remember him with naming the Aviation forum for him. Again, Armored Fury we post are armor builds and Civil is a catch all for civilian stuff...

Lovely finish Nick. I removed your post from and old campaign completion thread we had from 2018. Feel free to share any of your completed builds. Our Campaigns are what we call Group Builds. Generally they have a theme and a time limit. If you have any questions about where to post something...

Excellent Mike! :soldier

Glad to have you back Mike!

Thanks for keeping MMM running Paul. Great finish, sorry I fell out this year but let's see who else brings it across the finish line.

Congrats Paul, really nice finish. :vgood:

Man that's a lot of deep digging on your subject. It's cool that one photo can inspire us so much. :popcorn

The cowboy pilot. Funny how many different directions our conversations go. Looking good Chris. :popcorn

Looking more horse like. I'm going with the smaller one. Can't find instructions for this kit and I don't see any tack for the horses. How did they hook up to the draw bar of the kitchen wagon thing? Heading to scalemates to find the instructions.

Wow, what a trip. Our departed pal John Eaton commented about the power for the radio.

Ok Saul, I'll take you up on this. But hey, it appears we had this conversation before. https://forum.finescale.com/t/bronco-piper-cub-l4h-rosie-the-rocketer/187025 Moon Puppy from FSM So my questions for your research library is this. Where did I get the idea of the generator? Also as an...

The legs are shaping up and I got the rear hoof straight.

Funny how much that engine looks like some of the Mercedes aircraft engines.

What I read about it before, the pilot was Charles Carpenter, to quote from the wiki from him. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Carpenter_(pilot) I didn't realise since I built this the first time that the original piper had been located and restored...

Man that one dates way back! Got it hosted on my old website. https://brittsbytes.com/Piper/index.htm?0_L Holy Cow! March 2007, 19 years ago!