A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

[mhorowit]

Well, I guess I'm really serious. The EAA Fabric Workshop will be in Fredrick, MD this summer and I've signed up; maybe I'd better make better progress on 88M if I"m going to take on something as daring as a workshop! - Mike

[VictorBravo]

Re: A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

Mike, you'll love it. Fabric is fun and relatively easy to do. Jump in with both feet.

[Tom Garrick]

Re: A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

How do I sign up? I will meet you there.

Tom

[alwaysoar]

Re: A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

There's a polyfibre workshop in Grand Isle, Vermont in April if anyone's up this way. It's run by Doug Smith, a polyfibre distributor and Delta Capt. His Cub restoration won some awards at Oshkosh last summer. He's a very good instructor.

Ed @BTV VT
TF 527

[mhorowit]

Re: A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

How do I sign up? I will meet you there.

Tom

WWW.sportair.com or 800-967-5746 - Mike

[DanBrown]

Re: A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

I signed up also -- See you there!!

[high time cub]

Re: A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

Have fun guys!

[alwaysoar]

Re: A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

As long as High Time Cub has jumped in I will add that if you want to see a beautiful cover job, check out his work of art known as his Fleet 16B. Planning to run any clinics, Jim?

[high time cub]

Re: A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

Thanks for the compliment, Ed. By appointment only!

[tim]

Re: A sign of committment: EAA Fabric Workshop

i tell u what u want a fabric job cover an an-2 or a storch 156 its what i was tought to do and i love it in fact im not going to stop with just the tcraft i plan on building till i cant do it no more i think next will be a cub i dont know what do yall guys think what would make a good rebuild job or should i do another tcraft ???