Thanks and congratulations to Bill Bambow for updating the MAAM website. Looks like the creative juices were flowing when Bill did this one! Ya gotta love that outline text.

Hey Bill,Thanks for noticing and for the kind comments. It's very much a work in progress and will probably take the better part of a year to complete. But the boss is very happy with it and I'm getting some great feedback.At the moment I'm beginning work on the Virtual Tour renovation, starting with my beloved BT, of course.http://www.maam.org/airshow/b25.htm If you go back more than once you'll probably see something has changed each time, as I seem to be updating it about every ten minutes. I'm not kidding - it's the only way to be sure everything is working properly. Please ignore any broken links and obviously unfinished sections.A tip of the hat to my partners, Jan Visser whose masterpiece on the front page you will all recognize, and to our scenery dude, Bill Womack. I have taken his RDG scenery and put elements of it to some quite different use. That's his beacon, windsock, and old RDG control tower on the front page, and his hangar exterior on the Visitor's Info page. http://www.maam.org/visit.htmlThe interior of the hangar is from a fantastic photo by another MAAM member, Jack Cutler. It's positively huge in it's original form, and eventually it will be prominantly featured on the tour pages. It was fun turning these into animated gifs, as a result of a challenge from Russ Strine to make the beacon turn.Everything started with the various World War II Weekend pages. http://www.maam.org/maamwwii.htmlOK, gotta get back to work.Bill RambowMAAM-SIM http://www.fssupport.com/maam/maamsim_neon.gif