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hoodoo · 13 March 2008, 07:40 PM

[QUOTE=hoodoo;372316]A video is worth 10,000 words.

I originally thought the link would just direct one to the you tube site, however it actually plays the link on the sight, which is a nice attribute. However this doesn't allow for the credit to go to the guy behind the camera. Ron Marcotte, one of the stalwart long time volunteers (at least he was there when I started in June 07) took this video, edited it and posted it on You Tube. All I did was type in the link. I asked Ron if I could credit him here and he assented.

Thanks Ron, for the great video. I hope we have some more WWI aircraft in the air again to share soon.

The Canuck is hopefully 98% ready to resume flight. There is some tweaking here and there with the installation before turning the prop for real can start.

Then the Two Tommy's can put on their uniforms and get back in the air.

13 March 2008, 07:40 PM	#25 (permalink)
hoodoo Two-seater Pilot Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 185	[QUOTE=hoodoo;372316]A video is worth 10,000 words. I originally thought the link would just direct one to the you tube site, however it actually plays the link on the sight, which is a nice attribute. However this doesn't allow for the credit to go to the guy behind the camera. Ron Marcotte, one of the stalwart long time volunteers (at least he was there when I started in June 07) took this video, edited it and posted it on You Tube. All I did was type in the link. I asked Ron if I could credit him here and he assented. Thanks Ron, for the great video. I hope we have some more WWI aircraft in the air again to share soon. The Canuck is hopefully 98% ready to resume flight. There is some tweaking here and there with the installation before turning the prop for real can start. Then the Two Tommy's can put on their uniforms and get back in the air.