PHOTO GALLERY
Updated 14/11/2008.(click to enlarge)
)
A family picture of Blair and Sue with son Gerald and his family.
)
Blair painting the 1967 Cessna 182 K which will be mounted on a pole. Stick to your day job Blair; not the best paint job we have seen.
)
Blair sporting his English titfer to try and ensure that most of the paint goes on the aeroplane and not his hair.
)
Guido and his recently acquired MG TF. Guido completed his ultralight flying with us and flies a Zenair.
)
Ian Stear about to go for an aerobatic experience in the Nanchang.
)
Darryl and Lloyd (with tow bar) all smiles after Darryl had successfully completed his PPL flying test.
)
Trish, supposedly studying hard for the BAK exam.
)
Our recently arrived brand new six seat VulcanAir;ready for charter or sightseeing trips.
)
The Nanchang is here now. Come and have a look or get our C.F.I Lloyd Henriksen to fly you; aerobatics if you wish.
)
Lloyd with our new Nanchang safely here in Bunbury. Book an aerobatic flight soon.
)
The Nanchang is great to fly in and with that lovely radial engine is something really different. Buy a gift voucher and treat someone to an aerobatic flight for Christmas.
)
A beautiful Boeing PT 17 seen at the recent Sport Aircraft of Australia Fly-In at Serpentine.
)
Alan and the Wheeler Scout. Alan did a great job repairing this old machine.
)
Bunbury Airport, showing main road, race tracks and the ocean.
)
Jason and Luke starting to fix the roof sheeting in place.
)
About three hours after they started and the roof is on, as promised.
)
The sheeting material for the roof being lifted into position. Luke driving the crane, Jason supervising.
)
The new SportCruiser outside it's new home which is all finished now.
)
The new hangar freshly painted, the doors have been hung and every thing is finished.
)
Jason is limited to low level flying in a tail dragger these days!
)
Helen and Peter. Peter at last becoming useful and being endorsed in the kitchen.
)
Lloyd checking the installation of the new Superior IO 360 in the RV7.
)
This is the box that contains the fuselage of the RV7. See the next picture for progress
)
A tricky job; cutting the plexiglass in to two pieces.
)
Stan about to go for an aerobatic flight in the Aero Fuji.
)
Young Toby Howe supervising the finishing of the concrete for the second hangar, with Dad Luke looking on.
)
It was raining outside so Luke had the gang doing some cladding inside.
)
RV7 Project.The propeller has been fitted, now centering the spinner; tricky job.
