Adding URL's (links to other sites, particularly Gallery)

[crispy critter]

I just added a few more pics to the gallery of my leading edges and fabricated landing light brakets.
Let me know what you guys think.

[paulp]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Howdy Kevin,

I would love to let you know what I think if I could find the damn gallery!!!!

I am very interested in the landing light brackets. My mod 19 ain't got no landing light and I would dearly love to add one. However, I'm not sure about the paperwork or what would need to be done. I already have the switch, breaker and wiring in place.

[Howard Wilson]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Paul,

There might be an easier way to get there, but the way I get to the gallery with my little analog brain is to type 'Taylorcraft Foundation' into my browser, when you click on the search result up will pop the Foundation page with the first two links being: one to this forum, and the other to the gallery. Howard

[Yellow Duck]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Why not type www.taylorcraft.org then when it comes up, either put in your favorite or put it on your desk top.

My simple way of doing it. Also as Howard said, once the page comes up, ou only have two choices. First being the forum and the second being the gallery.

[paulp]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Howdy Howard & Lee,

Many thanks for the info. I got it to work!!! You've got to remember that I went thru 5 keyboards before I found out that "Strike any Key To Continue"
didn't involve a hammer!!!!!

[Yellow Duck]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Thanks Paul, I needed a good laugh. Have to remember that. Gotta get me a hammer. LOL

Kevin, what are you using for lens cover? Lexan? What landing light did you use? Finally went through all your pictures.

Tribe, it is very interesting to go through all these pictures. I enlarge them then go through one at a time. Very, very, interesting.

One day Kevin, we will come up there. Would love to see what you and your dad are doing.

[crispy critter]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

I'll try to get some more of us along with my fathers 1948 C-170 project(this is the bird I learned to fly in). I'm also rebuilding a wrecked 1993 MXT-7-180 Maule for a fellow that figured out what the boys at Dodge trucks meant when they say "ram tough",he hit his own dodge truck while taking off from his private field.
Lee the landing light and light retainer is standard 12 volt Cessna like used in the wings of 150's,170's,early 172's etc. The lens covers are made from plexiglass that we made by heating in an oven over a wooden mold. It will be a neat,flush fit. The mounting assembly shown in the pictures are of our own design. Also if you look closely you'll see that the leading edge joint sections do not over lap at a rib like original, they instead butt up flush to each other between the ribs with a lap joint on the back side to fasten them together. It's actually a stranger,cleaner fit with no seam to show through the fabric.

[flyer1]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Hey Kevin,

Just looked at the pictures, They look great! Looks like you have the ideal set up. Airport, aircraft, hanger, an IA life just dont get much better. Wish I could convince my better half to let me have a set up like yours.

That 70 Charger is great.

Mike

N23880

[crispy critter]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Thanks for the compliments Mike and everyone. Yeah Ryan loves that Charger almost as much as I love Crispy.
My wife may not always completely agree about the perfect set up but she is very supportive and knows that at least it keeps me around the house more often this way.

[crispy critter]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

I just added a few more pictures of more current projects and a couple of airplanes I'll have for sell after the first of the year. I also rearranged the photos so that all of Crispy come first,then more airplanes,then family and friends.
Also please check out the RV-4 and the Cessna 170B and if you see anyone looking for one pass the word. I'll get some current pictures of the C-170 in a few days.

[tcraft]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery; how to bookmark

Click on these links, one at a time,

then click bookmarks in your browser, and then
in Internet Explorer click "favorites" and "save to Favorites"

Firefox and the rest of the civilised world; click "bookmarks" and then "bookmark this page"

Then, next tiem you want to visit, click favorites or bookmarks in your browser and the 3 foundation web pages will be there for your selection.

http://www.taylorcraft.org

http://vb.taylorcraft.org

http://gallery.taylorcraft.org

Happy clicking!

[Yellow Duck]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Kevin, Smurf is sold ? Is that my Red one with the 0-200 ? lol

Sure need to either get me an 0-200, or 85 or better yet a newly rebuilt with everthing fresh and an 0-200 with electric start. What do we have ?

[crispy critter]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Lee,
Smurf is a different bird that I sold back in the spring. I still have the Huckleberry(the red&white one)when and if ya decide you what it. I'm not trying to advertize it. I have so much in it that I plan to save it until someone wants a custom job or I get caught up enough to work on it in my spare time and then I'll just use it as a sport trainer.
If you want,just bring me the Duck and we'll convert it or ya. We can even plan a couple weeks(+/-)and you can just stay here and help me do it. Of course if we try to do a rush job like that we want to make sure all our ducks are in a row before we start(pardon the punn).

[paulp]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

Howdy Robert,

Well, now I've done it! I did exactly as you directed and a message came up on the screen that said "MISSILES LAUNCHED". And now, I've got 3 MD 80's holding over Kingfisher NDB and another on short final to my driveway!!!!!

Seriously, Bob, many thanks

Opps-forgot-Hey Kevin, those photos are great-Nice looking family.

[Sloanlow]

Re: New Pictures in Gallery

All

I opened an album in the gallery. Introducing NC43011, a 1946 BC12D.

Jim Allison