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I'm curious which photo plane you'll be using to take the shots.

I'm surprised the 380 did as good as it did. Although I'll admit the ride in it was nice. It was just too much of a hassle for airports (very few options for landing). That limited their use for the airlines that had them. Emirates really jumped on the bandwagon with them, and I supposed it...

News flash. Cessna 150 crashed into a cemetery. They're currently at 25 dead and the body count is increasing.

I read that book a year or two before the movie came out. Book was much better.

Asking for a friend...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Air_Lines_Flight_401#In_popular_culture

Well, that explains that. It'll cost a few AMUs, but a long term solution would be to get an HVAC unit. The money you spend on that can quite possibly be saved down the line in future maintenance bills or humidity damage. As far as running it is concerned, you can get an automatic thermostat...

This. Assuming you have HVAC in your hangar, this should take care of the humidity issue.

Asking for a friend...

Dude!! I have a bunch!! Here's the first couple. I might take it to PMs to get into nitty gritty stuff if you don't mind. So, as I mentioned in a previous post, my time frame is probably about 18 months out. During that time I'm thinking about doing some prep stuff. We're talking crack filling...

This might be a summer 2020 project. Looking around the hangar I see lot's of prep work to do. Several cracks noted, mostly on the edges. Lot's of little oil stains, with one big one from when the Staggerwing was being stored in there. And I'd like to fill in the expansion cracks. I'm thinking...

So do bare feet!!

I didn't see those models in the "Before" picture. If they come with the epoxy, I'm in!! I was planning on using flakes. Hadn't thought about the "losing small items" thing. Might have to reconsider.

The ArmorPoxy website pretty much trashes the products sold at the Orange and Blue stores.

LOL!!! :lol:

Just checked the link again. Epoxy shield is what I'm looking at. Thanks for the pirep.

Glad to hear the good reports on the Rustoleum. Well, mostly good. Unfortunately, Bell206 is ticking me off. I've been looking at the website he posted. I'm thinking this job cost might have tripled!! :mad2:

Looking it up. Thanks!!

Thanks Jack. I think the prep part will be the hardest part of this project (isn't it always??). The 2nd hardest part will be finding a place to store all the crap I have in the hangar. Especially the planes. The Tango isn't a big deal, but I'm not sure if I want to keep the T-Craft outside...

Was that the Rustoleum RockSolid, or the Professional?