[mwavesdave]

Big Kudos, by the way, to Mike Herman, who sweet talked the tow truck company into moving the fuse for free, and now the wings! Note, being in a committed loving relationship, I am not commenting on the tow truck driver!

[Max]

Originally Posted by mwavesdave

Another big day, Left Wing successfully moved to the Shearwater Aviation Museum! I now need to expedite the Right Wing, and get ready for getting as much done as I can for the Spring Hobby Show, 10 April. Plan is to get the nose section of the fuse attached, tail surfaces attached, and get the wing center section mounted. If time, the pilot's seat too, so kids can sit in a Hurricane!

Wow, that looks great.
Get that right wing done so we can start seeing pictures of the assemby at the museum!

[Max]

Originally Posted by mwavesdave

Big Kudos, by the way, to Mike Herman, who sweet talked the tow truck company into moving the fuse for free, and now the wings! Note, being in a committed loving relationship, I am not commenting on the tow truck driver!

What?... no full frontal pictures of her????

[mwavesdave]

My wife was taking the photos! lol. I did exclude one, that of my buddy John Forsythe bending over to pick up the wing tip, at least I can torment her about getting a gratuitous ass shot of him, while I refrained from any looks, comments, etc of the driver. That being said, front was equally impressive to the back, nuff said. She was really stoked about moving the wing, but did comment that her boss was the one that jumped on moving the fuselage. She was able to check out the fuse, wing center section, and tail feathers at the museum.

[mwavesdave]

Oops, I did include the gratuitous ass shot of John. So bad of me. Poor Leeann will never live that one down! lol

[-Rick-]

Zoom does work on computers, yes she is a cutie!

The wing looks good as well!!

[mwavesdave]

Today, started work on the tail feathers, at the museum. The goal for today was to figure out the best way to mount the tail feathers. They need to be removable for transport, if we do the travelling road show. Lots of little things to do yet, but both the horizontal and vertical stab are now attached. We'll get the rudder fit and hinged tomorrow, then we need to get the wing center section fitted to the fuselage!

[Max]

Those are great pictures, seeing it com together now!!!

Is that a stringbag i see in the background? To keep the Hurri company, no doubt

[mwavesdave]

That is indeed, one of the only flyable ones left in the world.

[mwavesdave]

Worked solo today, got a lot of work done on cleaning up the aft end of the fuselage, and then managed to get the rudder hinged, and installed. Everything's together, but loose, as it will all have to come apart for final sanding, and then the fabric work. Tomorrow, I'll either keep going on sanding/filling, detail stuff, or start fitting the wing center section, depending on help availability.