Taylorcraft Historical movie/book discussion (was Items posted here by me)

[ROllerton]

I hope you all enjoy seeing these old advertisements.

I am going to put what I have here first for display for awhile, and then move them over to the web gallery site when we get it working for Perm. storage and display.

If you want to add your own here; make them in jpg format, less than 128KB in size (64KB is prefered).

72dpi resolution

5x7 is a good size.

Medium compression if you have the option.

[fbarber]

Sounds good to me , as you can see I am catching up. I may log out as fbarber then come back as Forrest Barber ; the masked terror.

[Forrest Barber]

I DID IT!! Now I start to see the light for the third time... Bob Ollerton you are a great instructor just sit there and hope we don't die. I really will get the history stuff to you.
Still putting out fires here. BUT I now see about log out and getting back on. The rest of the members are probably getting a kick out of all this. For you old guys get on, get in and have fun, you cannot screw things up just pushing buttons. bye Forrest

[Robert Lees]

Forrest, I don't bother logging out, this only becomes an issue if others can use your computer (such as in a library or university or other public place).

When you next connect to the vb, it recognises who you are, and of course you can then hit the "view new posts" button to see what's been said since you were last on.

Rob

[Forrest Barber]

I see now I really did not mean to log out I just hit the wrong button . I was working at home and the office and now see how to do this stuff. Today the web based list service ; tomorrow THE WORLD !!

[Forrest Barber]

Picture tests

here is a shot of former factory about 1994?? maybe

[tunnel rat]

factory image

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Forrest this must be what the view of a German aircrart (lufft) factory must have looked like through the norden bomb sight
from the good ol B-17. yeah think.


just playing around a lil
tunnel rat,john arellano

my fuunny face came out like

[G. Kent Brown]

Re: Items posted here by me

Well... Forrest Barber and all T-crafters, Good to see you are still out there. I'm still working on developing the documentary and mini-series script about C.G. Taylor and Taylorcraft. I'm still looking for any old photos, anyone, especially "old timers" who might like to do an interview on camera.
I would like to shoot some scenes around Alliance, at the old factory and at Barber Airport. I would like to get some WWII T-craft at Barber Airport, military uniforms, etc.
Forrest, what about that old factory photo ? I wonder if it is possible to shoot those scenes at the Taylorcraft Fly-IN ? I'm just thinking out loud about possibilities.
I have been ill and dealing with family illness, so I'm behind schedule. I'm still working on a plan to get over to England for the British side of the story. I hope to get up to Oshkosh in July.
Forrest... any and all assistance you and the T-crafters can provide is greatly appreciated as usual.

G. Kent Brown (Greg)
765.977.3363

e-mail: [email protected]

[G. Kent Brown]

Re: Items posted here by me

I always enjoy seeing anything related to the history of Taylorcraft! And, an update to all you T-crafters. A re-write of a mini-seires about C. G. Taylor and Taylorcraft is currently underway.
I'm looking for a Taylorcraft project... even a basket case for myself.
Another project in development is a screenplay and a theatre production about the WASP during World War II. I'm looking for L-2 Taylorcraft, and drawings/plans to build one. Some WASP did training and/or flew L-2s. And, I'm looking for a C-3 Link Trainer (Blue Box), or drawings/plans of one. If I can't locate one, I need to build a replica of the Trainer.

Happy 2007!

Any asistance or suggestions you have are greatly appreciated...

G. Kent Brown (Greg)

phone:

765.977.3363 cell
765.521.3104

websites:

https://www.raintree.tv

https://www.raintreecountyimages.com

email:

[email protected]