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C-GTWO, Hank Halliday (photo courtesy of Chuck and Charlie Honer) |
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NX14059, taken at Merrill, Wisconsin during the Hatz Homecoming. (photo courtesy of Chuck and Charlie Honer) |
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"Spotted this one at the Sun'n'Fun in Florida, but couldn't find the owner before he left." (photo courtesy of Chuck and Charlie Honer) |
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C-GTWO again. (photo courtesy of Chuck and Charlie Honer) |
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N13RS, Bob Shindler. "I believe this was at Bartlesville a couple of years ago." (photo courtesy of Chuck and Charlie Honer) |
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N208RH. Rick Hansen, taken at Merrill, Wisconsin. (photo courtesy of Chuck and Charlie Honer) |
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N269J, Claud Jochman, "at Bartlesville last year." (photo courtesy of Chuck and Charlie Honer) |
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Klenawicus/Sherman Hatz of Shelter Island, NY, N410F. (photo courtesy of Jon Karkow) |
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The Legend of the Ancient Pelican is...um.....legendary. A side
of Lorin we rarely get to see. Artwork by Michel Pellier |
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Rick Rickards, Caledonia, Ontario, Canada ( near Hamilton) Hatz C-FMRT, built in 1993, 0290D2 engine. Rick is also restoring a Stampe SV4Ci, flies a Stearman and a Tiger Moth as well. "Yes I am a biplane geek." says Rick. |
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| Jerry Norcia shows the Hatz he just bought with the help of "crazy Mike" Devroy--a very helpful gentleman if there ever was one. The original builder was Mr. English. |
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| Barb approves of the new Norcia-Hatz too! |
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| Lorin Wilkinson's Snooty Hatz takes to the air for the first flight! |
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| Off we go, into the... uh, hazy... um, green yonder! Flying high, into the sky! |
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| A closer view of the LOM-inspired propellor spinning its Euro way. |
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| Hey, why's he goin' THAT way? |
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| Ah, that's better... Thought we'd lose him for a minute there. |
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From Ray Hill: "The year was 1985.The passenger was Brad Speer. He was
home (Waterloo, Iowa.) on furlough (Navy) at the time. Claimed
to be building a Hatz, but I don't know what the serial number
was. His wife snapped the picture as we were on final. They sent
me a copy after they returned to San Diego where he was stationed.
He said he had one hanging in his bedroom and when he got up
in the mornings it gave him inspiration to get to work on his
project. Can't wait to see the picture on the web,maybe it will
inspire more Hatz Builders. See you, Ray" |
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I loved Ray's photo so much that I toyed around a bit with cropping,
color balance, color enhancement, and various digital doowah
to make this picture of Ray Hill's Hatz, Eve-- Short Final over the Silos. |
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