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Jack Fleetwood
Well, the IAC magazine with my photos is finally out, so I'm now allowed to share the pics.
Wow wow wow Jack! Fantasic!
Those are the coolest Staggerwings I've ever seen.
Now that's funny!! Thank you!Wow. Golly. Those are great. I'm gonna send you an empty memory card and throw away my cameras. Just send the card back to me full, please...
Hey mods, I have a complaint or actually a suggestion. Let's do away with the like button and replace it with a 1-5 star system so we can give posts like this the acclaim they deserve.
Oh what the hell, I'll just give it these:
Sweet, three purple guys giving me a thumbs up! I couldn't ask for a better compliment. Thank you!
I sure missed that one! I think I was still thinking about three planes... that or I'm exhausted... or I can't count!Jack, it's a good thing you can take great pictures, you sure as hell can't count.
Strange, I know the planes and the name very well. Is there spell check on titles? This is the second time that's happened.. Maybe a mod can change it for me.Christen Eagles not Christian. It's named after the designer Frank Christensen.
Strange, I know the planes and the name very well. Is there spell check on titles? This is the second time that's happened.. Maybe a mod can change it for me.
For someone as OCD as I am, this is driving me crazy!! Oh well, this is now the third mistake I've made in life. Glad you guys have seen them all!!Usually one who can't count can't spell either, just saying.
sorry Jack, you left it open
Christen Eagles not Christian. It's named after the designer Frank Christensen.
Wow very nice photos. Great job!!Well, the IAC magazine with my photos is finally out, so I'm now allowed to share the pics.
Thank you!Wow very nice photos. Great job!!
Thanks. The wait was killing me! I've got five more photo shoots I can't share yet.Way to go Jack
It was worth the wait to see your photos
Gary
Thank you.Lovely photos. As usual. Thanks!
Thanks. It's cool to not only be published, but to get my friends published. They're loving this.And the "bestest" ones Jack! Congrats on getting published. Well deserved.
Thanks. It's cool to not only be published, but to get my friends published. They're loving this.
The guy in the middle Eagle is a close friend of mine. He's the one I've taken a lot of photos of in the past.Oh I didn't even about them, but yes, I'm sure they are.
The guy in the middle Eagle is a close friend of mine. He's the one I've taken a lot of photos of in the past.
Thanks. Not sure yet. My contact at EAA just resigned. I was hoping to hit her up for an invitation. I'm starting all over, but I'm going to try!Jack,
Awesome photos are usual, are you going to make the trip to Sun and Fun next year?
You can fix it yourself. At the top right of the thread. See imageStrange, I know the planes and the name very well. Is there spell check on titles? This is the second time that's happened.. Maybe a mod can change it for me.
Thanks, done!You can fix it yourself. At the top right of the thread. See image
Thanks, I'll take it!
Inarticulate I know, but I don't have words for such lovely photos.
Great pictures! And I have to admire the nice spacing on the formation too. Good flying !
I can't find any purple guys, so here's a couple smiley guys!
A newbie here, non-pilot (RC 58% Pitts S1-C is the biggest thing I fly)......so I was searching for info on the Christen 'Super' Eagle and ended up signing up here. Saw this wonderful photo of what I take it are 2 - two seater Eagles and 1 - single seater Eagle. Is the latter a 'Super' and if so what are the main differences between it and the 'standard', as I'm currently looking at building a 50% Eagle and might change to a Super if I can find enough information to do so accurately?
There were 5 single place Eagles built originally. Some people call these the Super Eagles. Three of them were for Eagles Aerobatic Team, Charlie Hillard, Tom Poberezny, and Gene Soucy. These three are hanging in the EAA museum. The other two are still flying.
A few two place eagles have been modified to be single place, including the one in the photo, making it a Super Eagle. This was originally one of two in the Iron Eagles Aerobatic team. Other than being a single place plane, the only differences I know of are the larger engine, an IO-540, and a modified engine cowling to fit the larger engine.
My friend Randy Ott owns this one one. At one time it belonged to Bill Gordon. Bill died when the P-47 Jacky's Revenge had engine issues over the Hudson and he went in.