Brian, perhaps this is ancient history for you, but have you been in contact with American Albert Stix, Jr. ? He uncovered a large cache of turret bits, including 150SE turret items, a few years ago. A post at the WIX board would most-likely get a response.

AA, you must absolutely check out this and other videos posted at the EAA website.

http://www.eaavideo.org/video.aspx?v=1200014906001

This is just one of dozens of instructional videos on sheet metal, wood, fabric, and other skills one uses in aircraft construction and repair.

Have fun!

Peter O’Toole roaring up a lake trying to get a Grumman Duck to lift off and shouting “FLY YOU B*****D, FLY!” in “Murphy’s Law”

Same words I shout each commute while accelerating the sedan over a certain rise in the road…windows rolled down first, of course.

Nice to see the Yokosuka D4Y. I’m pretty sure that it will only be static, but does it have an original Japanese engine?

Goal is to taxi with an R-1830.

XP-82 Twin Mustang remains being reconstructed to flyable condition by master restorer Tom Reilly…goal is Oshkosh 2013.

http://www.xp-82twinmustangproject.com/

What ever the name is commertaive or confederate they own aircraft I’ve never heard off and they are a positive influence on the airshow scene in America.

How many wing do they have out of Intrest?

Give the handy-dandy CAF unit locator a try:

http://commemorativeairforce.org/?page=cms/googleMap&cms_page=1333

Gloster E5/34………….

But I thought it DID go into production. :rolleyes:

http://www.biltihobby.com/catalog/images/jam-005254_001.jpg