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Larry Fernandez · Apr 06, 2004 02:11 PM

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Here are some Pix of my Still Stuka built from an Ambroid kit powered by an FP .20 Larry, NorCal Circle Jerks.

LNeumann · Apr 06, 2004 02:14 PM

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Ees Nice!

Leonard Neumann

Eggbert · Apr 06, 2004 02:38 PM

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>Ees Nice!

Yah, Col. Clink vould be proud.

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

Randy Ryan · Apr 06, 2004 09:02 PM

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Hey Dennis,

Ya' need a hooked beak on that bird! (the one in the egg guys)

Randy Ryan
AMA 8500
SAM 36
I fly 'em all and love it!

EI67 · Apr 06, 2004 02:57 PM

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Wow!!
How about you give me a present of this beauty???
No ----------Oh well
Excellent work
Vincent

Vincentzo

Jake · Apr 06, 2004 03:02 PM

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You built that airplane out of an Ambroid "kit"???
WHEW! I've been living my life wrong.
Sure is pretty...

Jake

"It'll probably feel real good again, once it quits hurting".

Larry Fernandez · Apr 06, 2004 03:54 PM

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I painted a 32 Ford for a friend of my fathers a few years back.He was a Sheetmetal worker for United Airlines and was always helping out when my dad was building his full size Comanche. Since he was always helping out, there was no way I was going to take any money for painting his car. Two years later he shows up at the hanger with an Ambroid Stuka kit he had picked up at a Flea Market in Las Vegas. His way of returning a favor. Says he paid 15.00 for it. most parts were punched out but everything was there. The wood was unbelievable, better than any kit I have ever seen. According to my scale (?), it weighs in at 34 oz. Larry, NorCal Circle Jerks.

Jake · Apr 06, 2004 04:14 PM

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Yeah, and I'll just bet that Deuce Ford you did is just as ugly as a sock full of wet sand too...


Jake

"It'll probably feel real good again, once it quits hurting".

gso · Apr 06, 2004 03:51 PM

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Larry,
How did you do such a nice job on this plane? Did Jeff Come and help you do it?
Ha!

Gordy

Gordan Delaney

Larry Fernandez · Apr 06, 2004 04:45 PM

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That Pinhead has an SV-11 that has been ready for paint for Two years now. He calls me once a week and asks if he can bring down and drop it off for painting. Next time he calls I'll give him your number. Larry

SRiese5283 · Apr 06, 2004 07:32 PM

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Great looking plane LARRY

Scott Riese

Randy Ryan · Apr 06, 2004 09:05 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Apr-06-04 AT 09:06 PM (CDT)
 
Another one on me "to build" list, but not from a kit unless someone sends one my way. Any offers???

Just beautiful Larry!!

Randy Ryan
AMA 8500
SAM 36
I fly 'em all and love it!

jaco · Apr 06, 2004 10:08 PM

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Schwarzes als Nacht


Larry you did a really nice job. The paint
job blows me away!

Paul Heimgaertner


Translation: Black as night.

Steve Helmick · Apr 06, 2004 10:18 PM

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Larry...I wanna see that Stuka at the NW CL Regionals at Albany. I had one of those, once. OS .35S, more like 3 lbs. Be there! Steve

Kim Mortimore · Apr 06, 2004 11:01 PM

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>Larry...I wanna see that Stuka at the NW CL Regionals at
>Albany. Steve

Larry, hint hint! Your eyelids are getting heavy. You are forming a mental picture of your Stuka pulverizing the competition in Classic at Albany . . .

Steve, speaking of eyes, I showed up for the unveiling of Der Stuka Saturday and caught the glare thru medium-dark sunglasses. Bringin' the serious shades next week!

The best part about flying with guys who build like this is getting to fly with guys who build like this. The worst part is having to fly with guys who build like this.

Kim Mortimore
A Jerk on Saturday and a Maniac on Sunday

C/L Gee Bee · Apr 07, 2004 02:15 AM

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Larry, if I pulverize you with compliments, how 'bout some of that BLACK on my '27 T Tub? Easy job, no fenders to deal with, and my '32 rails are real slick.
Beautiful job, I see lots of patience here. OH, THAT COCKPIT!!!

Mike in Atwater,
'When I fly, the plane gets nervous'