PeterK

Heh heh heh. Lucky dog :)We're waiting for pictures.

I have some pics at http://home.comcast.net/~fs-boneyardbut im not having luck here tonight..I keep getting blown out!!I can edit but not upload???anyway the pictures are being added to to web site..You can stop laughing now...pete

Looking great Peter!

Thanks for the response chris... I just spent the last hour scanning more pictures and slowlyuploading to the figity Comcast web page builder.. I Like GA planes and really have spent nothing on this project sofar,,Im not proving anything,, I just want to sqeeze into my planeand fly through the chop and rain squals from gravel runway togravel runway in arizona or some cape cod flights too..I AWWW at the big Iron being built but i just dont have the money or passion for the big birds...Chris ..just keep at it with your 421 project bird..Rememberthis is #3 for me And I really got this Mooney one day becauseI opened my mouth at the right place at the right time..I wanted that mooney and the owner wanted a 4 KW generator..the price was right...Petehttp://home.comcast.net/~fs-boneyard:-wedge

Thanks for the words of encouragement Pete. If I thought I could get away with having part of an airplane in my apartment, I'd do it in a second.

Chris Well ,,looking at all the stuff you have already you can make a sectioned shell of a 421 ,because you are an apartment dweller like was for 17 years you can make light weight panels or modifya desk to hold the panel in place,that way you can break it uppretty fast...The pictures dont really show it but my mooneyis in sections...the whole thing is held together by theplywood wing spare and floor the plywood firewall keeps thenose together,,remember i had to sqweeze this through a 26inchdoor frame... seeing the Mooney does not fit all my simming i still have theP-51 mustang cockpit but a little more broken up... It comes down to room chris...your not going to build it ifthere is no space and living in the Garage or a shed getspretty lonely and cold at 11pm... petehttp://home.comcast.net/~fs-boneyard:-wedge