The back end of the H-19 is coming together. Lots of work on the English wheel.
The F-102 was moved outside canopyless. Looks great in the sun.
The canopy is on the way.
It fits.
Looks much better this way.
I mentioned last week that I had difficulty in fitting the rudder fairing to the F-105’s aft fuselage. Well, I walked out to the F-105 and there in the fuselage was another fairing. A trial fit showed that it was the one that came from our aircraft. Why we have two is a mystery. I took the fairing home and repaired the damage to the aft end.
A study of Blue and Yellow.
The H-19’s instrument panel is just about complete. Great job by Bill.
From Richard Willaman: (additional photos around the museum)
Built a radio set to get started on a Paraset radio used by the underground in Germany during WWII for the display case. Parts donations are welcome. I used the Paraset schematic to build my version of the radio in the olive drab box.
The video I combined Morse code in the background with the slide pictures of the radio building and radio display area in the hangar.
The video I combined Morse code in the background with the slide pictures of the radio building and radio display area in the hangar.
Thanks to someone for the three plug in tuners for the B-26 big transmitter. Donations are always welcome.
From Ronald Schultz, random photos from around the museum: