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    Halt! Before you fly that expensive payware warbird....

    You may wanna log some training hours first...
    You all know what it is...
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    I said "possible" retirement, not "definate" retirementAttachment 40926Attachment 40927
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    oooh...PT-19...very nice
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    Quote Originally Posted by Piglet View Post
    You may wanna log some training hours first...
    You all know what it is...
    P.S.
    I said "possible" retirement, not "definate" retirement
    1st good to hear you havent hung up your boots

    2nd looks interesting tell us more on your plans

    3rd of course we will fly it , does a bear cr#p in the woods?

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    I hear another CAF repaint! This, is why we love you Mr. Conrad!
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    Wooooooooooo Hooooooooooo!!!

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    What they all said above....looking forward to it!

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    Ooooh... Nice!! Little Norway paints comes to mind. Any chance for a PT-26 as well ?

    Thanks

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    When I bought the WoP Bomber pack years back I always looked for this plane to fly as part of my training I wanted to follow like they did in that era. Looking good Tim can't wait.

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    Excellent job and choice there!

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    Great to see you back in business!

    That PT-19 was the aircraft I dreamed of becoming my first R/C airplane! They offered a 1.6m version in Blue/Yellow, looked pretty good.... Never had one anyway, this looks like a good chance for a nice flight in sim!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Mugel View Post
    Great to see you back in business!

    That PT-19 was the aircraft I dreamed of becoming my first R/C airplane! They offered a 1.6m version in Blue/Yellow, looked pretty good.... Never had one anyway, this looks like a good chance for a nice flight in sim!
    Remember the old Cox Pt-19 control line aircraft?

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    Hurray! I admire you guys that put so much time into building these airplanes. I'm in awe, seriously. I also must admit that this one is completely unknown to me. I've had to hit wikipedia to read up on this trainer! I've never heard of it before.

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    A very nice choice Tim, but perhaps the best news is the fact you are still in business!

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    Quote Originally Posted by flaminghotsauce View Post
    Hurray! I admire you guys that put so much time into building these airplanes. I'm in awe, seriously. I also must admit that this one is completely unknown to me. I've had to hit wikipedia to read up on this trainer! I've never heard of it before.
    I thought I had never heard of it either; until I realised it was a close relative of the PT-26 Cornell which was flown by the Royal Canadian Air Force.

    Regards, Mike Mann

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    Niiiice! Glad to see you're still active!
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    I'm very glad to see that you are still in the game!
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