thanks for your comments everyone.
It would look as if you folks do some fabric covering there?
Are you into that as well?
The company i worked for was one of the few that i know in Liverpool/Manchester that actually helped restore aircraft to the air, This was one of a handful that they had started to rebuild/rebuilt over the years, the other being the Stearman shown above which arrived from the u.s in several crates and was prepared/covered/built and flown in 18months this was in the early 90's (they also have the original engine that came with it, they also worked with a pilot and helped him rebuild a Sipa which i have been told many stories of the problems they had forming the screen/canopy......
Nice. A bit of needlework going on eh?
yep, i think its called wing stringing (not too sure), its enjoyable but not too exciting to do,
Nemo, would it be easier for us to name wht planes you havednt flown/flown on/worked on?
lol that would be a hard one, i've seen/worked/flew on quite a few different types of aircraft.
Nemo..........
EDIT..... They also Operated a Soko Kraguj for many a years and had there own warbird flypast.
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The coolest thing I have ever seen in a hanger was a Beech Staggerwing, and a Beech 18 side by side, but other than that nothing too special.
