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 Post subject: Road Trip To Workman
PostPosted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 9:23 pm 
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Headed up to JCW's strip about 30 mikes north and hung out for a while.
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Coolest barn ever!
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Visiting Champ
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Visiting Chief
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E-17 project will flying in 6-7 months
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E-17 cockpit
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Jacobs FWF
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SNJ of many colors :shock:
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Fabric by Jack :shock: 8)
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A couple years ago.
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 Post subject: Re: Road Trip To Workman
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Those are some nice projects! :D Great pics Jack. Love seeing those ole NARF P-Cola Data Plates on SNJ's. We had an SNJ-4, N224X, when I was with the Cajun Wing CAF, that bird had a NARF Data Plate from the 50's, was a good bird, as far as I know, it's still flying. 8)

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 Post subject: Re: Road Trip To Workman
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He's got the SNJ, Stearman, Staggerwing, Eaglerock, American Eagle, Stinson Relient, BK Bird and a Champ 8)

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 Post subject: Re: Road Trip To Workman
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As I'm from New Zealand my eyes were drawn to the yellow (Champ?) with our Air Force Roundel and RNZAF on the side!! Can anyone enlighten me as to why those marking are there? Kiwi thats homesick perhaps? :lol:


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 Post subject: Re: Road Trip To Workman
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Just someone with a good eye for a nice paint scheme! That was a nice machine BTW!

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 Post subject: Re: Road Trip To Workman
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Jack Cook wrote:
Just someone with a good eye for a nice paint scheme! That was a nice machine BTW!

Yes it does look nice. Our Harvards had the all over yellow scheme during the war but not the Kiwi roundel which appeared in 1972 (I think). Wartime was the standard RAF style with some modifications in colour (ie no RED!!! :shock: ). Postwar it was back to red white blue roundels until they came up with the white fernleaf symbol. Yes some smarties called us White Feather Airways!! So we topped that by using the Kiwi.............a flightless bird! We love it though and its nice to see our emblem flying the friendly skies!


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 Post subject: Re: Road Trip To Workman
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I'd like to see a pic of the Relient :!: :wink:


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 Post subject: Re: Road Trip To Workman
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It's about half done and the wings are hanging in the barn.
After the Staggerwing is done then the Eaglerock will be assembled and finished.
Then the Relient will get the treatment. I'll take pics of it next time I go up!

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 Post subject: Re: Road Trip To Workman
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OK thanks Jack :D


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 Post subject: Re: Road Trip To Workman
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Nice photos Jack. The faded advertisment on the barn is way kool. I love seeing those.

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