I didn't make the deadline for the Nats but it is now finished and flown.  Broke the pointed tip off the stab, got a feeling that will be an ongoing problem .

Will try to post a couple of picks.

James

Bill,

Thanks, I have a Byron Barker Mag 36.  I'm going to have to get use to flying something that's lite on the lines (compared to my heavy Shark that seemed like it was trying to pull the tendons out of your shoulder).  It's around 56-57 ounces.  I'm planning to have it at Paducah this weekend.  It looks pretty cool on the end of the lines, the first plane I've had that has the cockpit that far forward.

James

Hey Jim, the plane looks great.  Show them how it is done at Paducah.  Do you maintain the circle, I guess is at the Springfield site?  Also when do you get out to fly?

James,

So, I assume you got the finish issue worked out. Good for you. Sure looks nice.

Randy,

Thanks.  Good enough for now, figure I'd wait to see how it flies andhow much more damage I can do by the end of the flying season.

James

Looks great Jim!  Jim Kostecky would be proud!!

Thanks Matt, I like the way it looks on the end of the lines.  Hope to use it at Paducah this weekend.

James

James the Formula S looks great, I am looking forward getting together in Springfield and flying some Tom

Tom,

Thanks, looking forward to getting together (I need all the help I can get).  Ben did his first wingover on his own with the plane you gave him yesterday.

James