AirVenture

“Who’re you callin’ tiny?” And you thought a Cub couldn’t get any smaller. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Veloci-Raptor?” New F-22 Raptor display is popular at EAA museum. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“And then the little alien climbed out of here…” Grant Simpson, of Montgomery, Ala., checks out an Orbit Air owned by Dave Meyers, of New London, Wis. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Hard at work?” Steve Culp, of the AVweb crew shows what it takes to work the grounds at EAA’s AirVenture. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Big mouth.” Look at the legs on this! Even Storch replicas are available in ultralight form. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Poberezny…P-o-b-e…” EAA President Tom Poberezny tells a reporter how successfull AirVenture 2002 has been. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“The propeller-type thingy! It was right here!” Buzz Lange, of XCOR Aerospace explains EZ Rocket engine workings. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Damn fingerprints!” Dave Bauer meticulously cleans his sterling T-28. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“ThunderWar birds are go!!” WWII P-51 Mustangs in the sky over Wittman Field, taking part in the warbirds showcase flying Sunday afternoon. In addition to the Mustangs, OSH crowds also saw B-25s, a B-17, T-28s and 6s, a PV-2, Fairey Firefly and much more. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Sure looks faster than my Pinto.” Temco TT-1 Pinto jet. The USAF ordered only 14 of these as primary trainers in the 1950’s. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better