I Hadda laugh! !

Can you show us any photos of your full scale aircraft? I used to fly, but all of my experience was in land based tail draggers: Piper J3 Cub, Piper Vagabond, and a Stoltz Starduster built by my Uncle and Grandpa. The Starduster is down in the Carolinas now N16RS. Richard Seagrave was my Uncle, hence the Romeo Sierra designator.

Ah, That's the rub:

 You Fellas and Ladies ask for photos. Do you know what an F-5 Tornado is? Well on December 3rd 1982 one of those changed my life's direction with Bitter lessons. No photos existed after that.

Blackpowder1956

Can you show us any photos of your full scale aircraft? I used to fly, but all of my experience was in land based tail draggers: Piper J3 Cub, Piper Vagabond, and a Stoltz Starduster built by my Uncle and Grandpa. The Starduster is down in the Carolinas now N16RS. Richard Seagrave was my Uncle, hence the Romeo Sierra designator.

 

 

I am one of those "used to fly" people too.  Our numbers are legion.  I served on our local airport commission until the field was closed down.  Now I understand the economics of airports- sad.  Only thing I could fly now would be a trailerable homebuilt, but at my age I am not sure would survive long after build time.

Here is an Ercoupe I used to own.

Okay! Don;

      That is one airplane I saw a lot of growing up. I always thought, ( In little boy think), Betchya someday our cars will be like that. I always had and still do have a soft spot for multi tailed aircraft! I guess that's why a B-25 when I was "in the clover" so to speak.