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12,000 hours or two years what ever comes first...........well this is the second big one in two years.....
Not often you see to this depth. I had to borrow some equipment from the company next to our hangar and could not resist a quick look....

Matt

Wow! Thanks for posting these Matt. That is one hell of a lot of details to tend to.

Well, how much longer before MY plane is ready ????

I'm getting kinda tired of just Sim Flying on the computer

I'd like to have that puppy by Christmas, just deliver it to my Driveway,,, and I'll stick it in the garage

tell them to Hurry too, cause' I have 2 hot stripper chicks I want to Impress and take them flying

Ahhh, who needs a Pilots license anyway, just a dumb little ol' card

I'll figure out as I go along , besides I Fly on my Sim Computer and , I never Crash !

does that aircraft have a Switch to Enable Crash Detection so I never crash like Flight Simulator

Thank You, Goober your Pilot

Blimey, Matt.... ...!

....that looks like a dangerous job!

I wouldn't fancy standing underneath some of those aircraft structures, fuselage, wings, etc, being supported on Jacks....

...or falling off some of the high, maintenance step ladders!

Possibility of accidents?

I'm always fearful of the sky falling on my head!..... .......>>> http://fairytales4u.com/story/chicken.htm

Paul.... ....!

And I thought my kids Lego sets were complicated

ozzy72 wrote:And I thought my kids Lego sets were complicated

No more complicated than the interior of a bank of four Kehin/Mikuni Carburettors, Mark... ...!

Paul.... ... ...!

But they make sense to me Paul.....

Many thanks for sharing these pictures!

Fozzer wrote:

ozzy72 wrote:And I thought my kids Lego sets were complicated

No more complicated than the interior of a bank of four Kehin/Mikuni Carburettors, Mark... ...!

Paul.... ... ...!

I would sooner change an engine or strip out the air conditioning compartment on a 737 that assemble the lego digger again....

This caused me a few more grey hairs....
Matt