The RV-12 is really taking shape, and everything is going along pretty much on schedule. Yesterday we attached the tailcone, so everyone wants to hop in and start making airplane noises. Not until I have had my chance! The workmanship is great, and it has been inspected by three guys from our FSDO. They were quite happy with it, and sent a very nice letter of congratulations on the project.
Friends of RV-1 are acquiring the finished product. I couldn't be happier about that! It will be used for flight instruction for other kids in building programs like ours. Speaking of that, we are actively talking to at least two other groups about starting RV-12s.
Most of you know about out website, mykitlog.com/bobkelly but I am listing it again for those who may have missed it. Also, in conjunction with Friends of RV-1 and other projects, we have launched a monthly newsletter. It is just to keep everyone up on what is going on with student projects, and who is getting involved. If you would like to subscribe, PM me you e-mail address. Also let us know if
We were "kicked out" of our classroom last week. Seems the school realized that the growing airplane would have to move to the airport, due to the size of the classroom doors. They moved us down the hall to a room with a large overhead door. How's that for cooperation? If any of you want to stop by and see our project, you are more than welcome.
Bob
Friends of RV-1 are acquiring the finished product. I couldn't be happier about that! It will be used for flight instruction for other kids in building programs like ours. Speaking of that, we are actively talking to at least two other groups about starting RV-12s.
Most of you know about out website, mykitlog.com/bobkelly but I am listing it again for those who may have missed it. Also, in conjunction with Friends of RV-1 and other projects, we have launched a monthly newsletter. It is just to keep everyone up on what is going on with student projects, and who is getting involved. If you would like to subscribe, PM me you e-mail address. Also let us know if
We were "kicked out" of our classroom last week. Seems the school realized that the growing airplane would have to move to the airport, due to the size of the classroom doors. They moved us down the hall to a room with a large overhead door. How's that for cooperation? If any of you want to stop by and see our project, you are more than welcome.
Bob