So, as some of you may know, the "Tin Goose" was instrumental in getting the airline industry on its feet. The Ford Tri-Motor was a small, all-metal airplane that carried passengers from coast to coast in about 2 days with stops. I would like to see someone build a Ford Tri-Motor... I think it would be so cool to see it flying on the servers in TWA, Pan Am, or American Airlines colors.
Just a thought! Decaff *cough cough
"Tin Goose" Request
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Re: "Tin Goose" Request
I wish I had the skills I would do it.I always wondered why it was not done for Ys and sitting beside the JU-52s. 
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Re: "Tin Goose" Request
I have no talent for shapes at all. When American Choppers first came on, I would watch in amazement at how they took sheet metal and turned it into fenders and tanks. I have trouble drawing stick figures.
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