That's a ton of snow Mark !! I'm glad your dealing with it ok !

Thank goodness for good neighbors - you and your friend Tony to work the neighborhood, as for sure your NICU nurse is grateful for sure not to have her drive to worry about once she gets home from extended shifts.

edit for TOP .. from last year I guess ...... guy owns these plus a Mustang and a half dozen other units they hangar here in Easton ..

stevez wrote:
I would like to show you something aviation-oriented, but I'm still working images from NZ and Doubtful Sound...


You can post those all day long as far as I'm concerned. The 3D on this one adds so much... I wouldn't have realised the bottom left sticks out so much otherwise.

I'm a bit late to the party but I hope Jay had a good day.

In other news, I am happy to report that we lit our brick oven for the first time this weekend! clicky for more on that.

Very cool, Jo. That came out great! What do you mostly plan to cook in it? Tony (my Bobcat neighbor) has a couple of brick pizza ovens on his property - his parties are better than his snow removal.

BTW, have you taken delivery of the Factory Five roadster yet? Since we haven't seen any photos, probably a better question is when is it due?

Mark

Wow Jo! That's a project. Is that for your glass artistry? Or is it culinary?

Nice work Curtis! You need to start working that guy to let him know he's got photographic talent right under his nose!

Cool oven Jo...btw, how is the Cobra project coming along?

That's funny, Glenn. Jo shows us an oven, and you and I think of the Cobra.

Mark

Hi Mark:
I'm betting this oven is stalling the Cobra progress!!

I'm sure it is! I had forgotten they ordered a kit instead of a whole car.

Jo, can you please explain your choice of priorities?

Mark

Haven't posted much lately, but I figured I'd give Jo and Glenn a heads-up in case you are interested. I know it is heavy metal, but one of these 'babies' is on it's way to KAUS to spend 22 hours on the ground before heading back. I don't think these big birds are your cup of tea, but since it is the first time we fly there I figured it might be worth it.

Morning all!
They're not my priorities, I just document the progress ;-)
Both projects are Alan's babies. The pizza oven has taken priority over the last couple of weeks since the weather has warmed up enough to allow Alan to finish the dome. It will be very cool to get this thing done, however.

As for the Cobra, yes, we took delivery last year and Alan has been steadily building, although again in fits and starts as time and temperatures allow. You can follow the progress on that one at http://alanskickasscar.blogspot.com/ . He has the brake system installed now although he wants to redo one of the hose ends which is eversoslightly leaking.

Hi Jurgen,
Do you happen to know a flight number for that?

futurshox wrote:
Hi Jurgen,
Do you happen to know a flight number for that?
Jo,

Inbound OR/TFL 073P arr 2215Z ex-EHAM
Outbound OR/TFL 7690 12FEB 2010Z to EHEH

Callsign "ArkeFly", registration PH-OYE.

Jurgen

Awesome flamage Jo! I can almost taste the pizza

Cool info Jurgen, thanks for the heads up on the first flight into KAUS, welcome to Texas.

Jurgen: Are you on it?

Glenn Watson wrote:
Jurgen: Are you on it?
Glenn, sadly no! Otherwise I would have let you know

A re-treatment...

Thanks for the encouraging words Mr JWilson ..

before I realized props should be spinnin'...... it's not like we don't get some cool planes around here .. I'm just really lackin' in PP skills..

Here comes Jurgen's plane! Not sure I'll be able to get to Bergstrom to see it in person, but here we are.