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Every time I see your work, I am in awe. Excellent. Bob.

Yes, they would be crazy not to. Your work is A-1 museum quality. Bob.

Your work should be in the Smithsonian Museum, definitely, Bob.

Try selling here, and if that doesn't work, then Ebay is the best place to sell them.

Here is a video of how I set up a dual use sim for both driving, PS5, GT7 and Xplane 11 flight sim. Works well. https://youtu.be/qFvBkKN8HbM

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Not often. Obviously my forte is building, not running. If I want to see them run, I go to my channel on Youtube and watch them. Bob.

Thanks Sean, and here is my next project. After 45 years hanging in my garage, will have to make it look new for the museum. First 1/4 scale model Long EZ to fly in 1980.

Thanks Joe. My next project is to restore two RC aircraft that I built many years ago to submit them to the Lakeland Air Museum. One is a VTOL called the Vertigo, built from plans by Tom Hunt, a designer employed by Grumman aircraft and advertised in Model Airplane News. Probably the first model VTOL that has flown. I only hovered it, never transitioned it to horizontal flight, but I am sure it could have. The video of first hover is on my Youtube channel, omiateeful. The second is a quarter scale Burt Rutan design, the Long EZ. This model has an historical background, as Bury, himself actually held this aircraft one day a Mojave airfield, Scaled Composites while evaluating the possibility of it being able to fly. He showed me the results of a 1/3 scale flown in a wind tunnel and concluded that it would. This model is remarkable because the motor, a Webra, at 1 horsepower and at the weight of 12 lbs. actually was able to get off the ground and fly one circuit at Miles Square in Orange co. California. Because that it was an acual scale of 1/4 scale, the control surfaces should have been larger, as control was sluggish. Never flew it again. Bob.

It is done. PA B unit.

Here is a video of the rotating jig update for stopping the rotation, a disc brake. Much better than the holes, faster. Bob. https://youtu.be/prllYvhS_H0

Here is a rotating cradle that I built about a year and a half ago for a tugboat and now I am using it for the PA-B unit for body work and painting. Bob.

Thanks Sean, I appreciate it. If anyone is inclined to take up mold making, I will be happy to answer any questions you have. Bob.

I now have two B unit frames. Bob.

Thanks Ray. I guess I am good now. Bob.