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Ahhh... Life on the flightline is good. |
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| The first Hatz, Happiness, belonged to a gentleman by the name of John Hatz. It's now flown by Ray Marvin of Tomahawk, WI. |
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| Jim Hammond came in from Ohio in his beautiful Hatz. |
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| Jim Wright came up from Indiana in his ol' LB-1 (Lycoming/Biplane). |
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Remember Frank Pavliga's Champion Hatz? It's baaaaack! Bob Rusky now owns her. |
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| Nose detail of the Pavliga Hatz. Take notes all you Lycoming builders! Where's the ring gear? |
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| Jack Hooker, of Hooker Harness, stopped by to explain how to select a harness system. |
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| Dip Davis, the Pope of Dope from Superflite, showed us how to cover. Hank Barnell, the Manager of Superflite, also stopped by. |
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| Turnout for the forums was good! |
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| EAA Chapter 414 joined us on the field to offer shade and cool drinks. |
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| Cubbie suns herself while young Mr. Ryan Brown defends the perimeter against suspicious cameramen. |
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| The Pavliga Hatz taxis out with Bob Rusky at the controls. |
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