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That's seriously cool!
Cant Wait. My two favorite planes of the WWII days are the Jug and the 38!
Speedboat100
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Smallest AC possible I checked would be a 38% scale Bearcat.
Some additional background on Jack here: Old things of value.
This one pops up at the end of the video that Bill posted. Be sure to watch it, too.
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This one pops up at the end of the video that Bill posted. Be sure to watch it, too.
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Jack on the wing of his P-47 "Frigid Midget" during WW II.
Jack leaning on the wing of the Frigid Midget. Sorry about the workshop window reflection on the photograph being photographed.
100 year old Jack at the fly-in this past Saturday. Jack helps on the project two days a week. He has become expert at deburring rivet holes.
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Jack on the wing of his P-47 "Frigid Midget" during WW II.
Jack leaning on the wing of the Frigid Midget. Sorry about the workshop window reflection on the photograph being photographed.
100 year old Jack at the fly-in this past Saturday. Jack helps on the project two days a week. He has become expert at deburring rivet holes.
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The 60% scale P-47:
This will be Steve's 26th homebuilt, one of which is being added to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. Smithsonian Air and Space Museum exhibit to include aerobatic Challenger III plane - The Washington Post
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This will be Steve's 26th homebuilt, one of which is being added to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. Smithsonian Air and Space Museum exhibit to include aerobatic Challenger III plane - The Washington Post
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davidjgall
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WolfHawk looks like something I drew once. Can you tell me more about it?
GingerThePlane
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I would like to connect with Steve Wolf. A veteran P-47 pilot (Dick Brennan) gave me his copy of the Dynamite Gang: The 367th Fighter Group in WW2. It's the unit history of the squadron Jack Hallett flew in and his Thunderbolt is pictured. I've had this book for 25 years and would like to donate it to Steve for his P-47 project. Please PM me if Steve would like to make contact. Thank you
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TarDevil
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Steve's voice has changed a lot since his Gee Bee days.
