AirVenture

“The Pober, the Pobermeister…” EAA founder Paul Poberezney inspects the workmanship on a Super Pober Ace Jr., one of his early designs, at the Airplane Factory tent.. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Fred Flintstone’s Homebuilt.” A stone-age ornithopter (a machine shaped like an aircraft that is held aloft and propelled by wing movements.) making the rounds at AirVenture. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Aww, how cute.” These little buggers are RAF 2000 2-place gyroplanes manufactured in Canada. Sporting a 130hp engine, they have a cruise speed (single occupant) of 80mph. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Ummmm…maybe not.” The flip side of the same Beaver amphib sporting Canadian colors. Definitely a split personality, eh? This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“All America Beaver” A Beaver amphib decked out in “Old Glory” livery…sort of. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Hey, babe.” “Kentucky Babe”, one of the many P-51’s in the warbird area. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Anything but ‘drab’.” Another P-40 Warhawk stationed in the warbird area. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Frasca’s ’40.” Rudy Frasca’s (maker of the Frasca simulator) P-40 Warhawk. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Sweet Revenge.” The P-51 Mustang “Sweet Revenge” looking all snazzy in chrome. Also, notice the ‘D-day’ stripes. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better

“Little Miss Marilyn.” The “Miss Marilyn II” P-51 Mustang stationed in the warbird area. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better