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Sigmund 3 February 2003 11:08 AM

I have an Albatros dva replica that was just completed a year ago. I was wondering if any one in *my area would be interested in getting together for a small fly in. I think it would be great to do some mock dogfights with other ww1 aircraft, after you best a cessna 152 about 50 times it gets kinda old :)In fact my friend still bitches about it not being fair. ;) haha any way I live in Centervile Ohio,any one close to this area please respond,or anyone else who just wants to talk shop feel free :)

LOTHR 6 February 2003 07:53 AM

HI THERE, I'M NOT SURE HOW FAR YOU ARE FROM SOUTHREN ONTARIO, BUT CHECK OUT THE GREAT WAR FLYING MUSEUM LOCATED AT THE BRAMPTON FYLING CLUB, JUST NORTH OF TORONTO THEY HAVE 2 DR1 TRIPLANES, A D.V11 A NIEUPORT 28
AND A SE5A. ALL OF THESE ARE AIR WORTHY AND FLY JUST ABOUT EVERY WEEKEND THROUGH THE SUMMER.
CHEERS!

Sigmund 7 February 2003 01:41 AM

Lothr i really appreciate the info, I'll look in to the flying club maybe I could even fly with them.
Anyway thnks again ;) And dont forget to check six :)

LOTHR 7 February 2003 04:11 AM

Hope you can make it up some time, i guess i should have given you their web site, it is
www.bramfly.com, and then click on the great war flying museum logo.

Sigmund 7 February 2003 11:23 AM

Thnks for the website, I checked it out and iam just getting ready to mail them a letter with questions about their operations, and to see if I really could fly with them :) Thnks again lothr I appreciate this.


Auf Veidersen: LOTHR

David_Layton 7 February 2003 12:21 PM

If your name is Al, we talked a bit over the fuselage in Dayton a couple of years ago.

Fred Murrin is in Pennsylvania. He should be finishing up his Camel reproduction. By the way, what engine did you use? What's the color scheme? :D

Sigmund 7 February 2003 09:05 PM

David:

No my name is Scott, and my grandfather is the one who built it.His name was Fred E Kirk if this rings a bell.Anyway the engine was custom built, from exact specs of the inline engine only problem is the horespower is 10 more than origanal 180,and my grandfather spent a whole year working on this engine to complete it as accuratly as possible.The paint scheme is colored to no one in paticular,but the spinner is black,and the fuselage is the plywood no coloring,tail is black,as well as the rudder.Wings are white on the top,and black underneath.With 2 fully functional German mg 15 machine guns encased in exact spandau casings, so I can do live blank firing to add to the effect.

dtenney 8 February 2003 05:22 AM

Sigmund,

What exactly did your grandfather build for an engine? Any details there? Reason I ask is that I am building my own full-scale Fok. D.VII, and wish to use as true-to-scale powerplant as possible, so I can swing an original size prop. Any ideas? Thanks!

baldeagle 9 February 2003 04:41 PM

Sigmund,
Can we see some photos? And other details, maybe in the Replica section.

baldeagle 13 February 2003 12:58 PM

more details Sigmund?


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