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Bill Sawyer · Oct 30, 2004 02:11 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-30-04 AT 02:14 PM (CDT)
 
Does anyone have email contact for Gerald Boyd in Richmond BC Canada?

kvarley · Oct 30, 2004 02:49 PM

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Just spoike with gerry and he says I should give you his email It is [email protected] Keith Varley

Bill Sawyer · Oct 30, 2004 06:53 PM

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Thank You. I had a nice phone call with him.

Eggbert · Oct 30, 2004 07:42 PM

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Mr. Boyd in the "flesh & blood (virtually speaking of course) with a 1946 Stunt Wing he is restoring. He's a really nice guy.

It's high time to stop & smell the balsa.
Eggy

Steve Helmick · Oct 30, 2004 10:49 PM

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That was a really wild paint scheme for '46...I hope somebody will post pics of it when it's finished. Was this a modified version of the DeBolt "Stuntwing"? Steve

Eggbert · Oct 31, 2004 07:56 AM

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>That was a really wild paint scheme for '46...I hope
>somebody will post pics of it when it's finished. Was this a
>modified version of the DeBolt "Stuntwing"? Steve

This was an original model designed by a gentleman from Winnipeg Manitoba (Canada) who has now passed away. It was powered by a Contestor .60 ignition engine. The engine was fully cowled and the bottom paint design was completely different from the top. The painting was all done freehand (no masking). Because of the severe wing sweep it has a complex control system with multiple bell cranks. The designer was obviously very creative and talented. The model did fly, apparently quite well in 1947. Here's a couple of more shots.

It's high time to stop & smell the balsa.
Eggy

Steve Helmick · Oct 31, 2004 01:31 PM

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WOW! Thanks for the extra shots. Really striking. Steve