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  1. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Hi Everyone, I've been out of the saddle for awhile, but I'm comin' back. More updates coming in the future. Thanks, Don
  2. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Hi folks, going to Copperstate next week to see the show and the RFA club people. Hope all is well with you. Got the shape of the tail mostly completed, and am making a few minor changes on the engine cowling, as well as the prop spinnen. Foaming is a long and tedious process, but is coming...
  3. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Hi all, still working on the right fusealge plug, hoping to have it completed by March 2012. Had a few setbacks, but all is well here, will write soon and send some pics.....Don
  4. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Thanks for the info revkev6. One of the main reasons for the Viper is the sound. I am an old drag racer and I do not want the sound of "two" V-8s racing. While there are many other V-8 options, the preferred sound (in my opinion), would be that of the Falconer V-12s side by side...
  5. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    I have watched with great interest the progress on the XP-82. To see it fly will be fantastic to say the least. There is also an F-82-E (the long range interceptor) that should be flying in 2013 also. These are two very good stories of what can be done when people put their minds together...
  6. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Hope everyone has a Merry Christmas, and the troops get some time off. Thanks for all of your input, and info. Don
  7. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Right now on Ebay, and Barnstormers there are several replicas for sale, from an 80% aluminum Bearcat to an FW 190 to a FEW mustang etc. Take a look, now might the time to get a "new" toy to finish. Don
  8. F82man

    legendary aircraft mustang

    As A heads-up, the new owner of the FEW molds etc. is Arizona Freedom Fighters and they are in Mesa Arizona. I will be going to Copperstate this month, (2010). Go to their website and take a look. Don
  9. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Have any of you seen the You Tube video where George Giboney crash lands his Thunder Mustang and lives to tell about it? Take a look and it shows how well the T M is built, Awesome that no one was hurt seriously. Don
  10. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Pepsi, I feel for you and hope things get better. Take some time to get things straight and hopefully it will work out. Try the idea of the futures traders, and it might surprise you what can happen. At your age you have a great future ahead of you, use it wisely. I've finally bought a...
  11. F82man

    The all new full size replica Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-6 !!!

    Very nice! I can appreciate all that you have done on this project. The details are coming along nicely. Keep us informed and post pictures as you progress, Thanks, Don
  12. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Hi Pepsi, Naw, that doesn't mean mine is over. I feel my larger scale will be that much better, and to see it flying will be great, since it will only be 5 feet 8 inches shorter than the original. I currently have the fuselage in a storage unit (35 ft), and the wife said we need to find a new...
  13. F82man

    Crossing the atlantic: which requirements?

    This is a very interesting thread, and after thinking about it for awhile, it should be possible. I've considered the possibility of using two 120 gallon drop tanks, and the internal fuel load of 220 gallon wing tanks, and each side having 45 gallon fuselage tanks. This would be about 470...
  14. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Hey everyone, hope all is well. Things are going well here too. I was in contact with Bill Koleno of Titan T-51 fame last thanksgiving, and he said he is building a 60% scale F-82, and should have it flying by Osh Kosh to do a "surprise" visit. He didn't elaborate on powerplants, but he did...
  15. F82man

    Stewart S-51 plans where?

    Sketus, I recently heard of a man building landing gear for the S-51s. I believe he has a set of what you might need, but I do not know how complete his info is, or if he would be willing to part with it. I will try to see him this weekend, and find out what I can. Don
  16. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Hi everyone, had a few setbacks, but we are trucking on. Sold the house and paid the Mayo Clinic a big chunk of money, so all is well. Hope to write soon. Don
  17. F82man

    Twin Ford V10s anyone...anyone...

    Hey pepsi, havent heard from you in a while, all OK? Don
  18. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    There's a Titan P-51 for sale on Ebay for about 34,000. Nice looking plane. Check it out. Don
  19. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    Thanks bmcj, could your dad have possibly been in Itazuke Japan? A close friend that recently passed on, worked as a Radar Tech on the F-82s at Itazuke Japan for the 68th F(AW)S. Also, my friends grandfather, Bud Sherman was the pilot in the F-82 FQ-403 picture that is on my avatar. It is a...
  20. F82man

    Building a twin mustang

    I think I understand your situation, My father passed away when I was in the Air Force working on C-141s, and he took a large part of me with him, and I think of him every day. I decided to go ahead with my project in his memory, as he served in Korea. It has been difficult, dealing with his...
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