I happy to say I am now a legitimate Quickie owner and "The Duckie Rescue" project has officially kicked off yesterday I will try to post here too but my Facebook page will really be where this

Sorry for that, I'll look into it -- Robert "TheFrisco" Schmid (408) 805-5450 www.facebook.com/TheFlyingFriscos www.theflyingfriscos.com Love building planes almost as much as flying. Latest

Hi Robert, For some reason, I am getting two identical copies of every message you send. I am not getting this from anyone else. Is there a chance that you have two userid’s with the group and

What kind? I have a set of short stacks.

Anyone has an Aviation Products 10 degree tailwheel & tailspring laying around they can sell me? Please text me @ 408-805-5450 or email me at robert@.... Thanks, -- Robert "TheFrisco" Schmid (408)

Anyone has an O-200 engine heater laying around they can sell me? Please text me @ 408-805-5450 or email me at robert@.... Thanks, -- Robert "TheFrisco" Schmid (408)

Anyone has some O-200 exhaust pipes laying around they can sell me? Please text me @ 408-805-5450 or email me at robert@.... Thanks, -- Robert "TheFrisco" Schmid (408)

Anyone has some O-200 engine mounts laying around they can sell me? Please text me @ 408-805-5450 or email me at robert@.... Thanks, -- Robert "TheFrisco" Schmid (408)

So "The Duckie Rescue" project is a go. The below is what I have driven by now for a few years, always with this pull towards it. Well today is the day, "Duckie" will be mine, we are moving the plane

Hey Mike, Early departure from OAK😊 I’m taking the 1/8” aluminum to Bob’s hangar this afternoon. Jim

John, I think I’ve met him there a while back. Didn’t know about his dad though. Interesting Mike

Jay, I’ll tell him for sure Mike. 200QK

Thanks for the input guys. The guy I'm having do this is a tool and die maker and has built many VW engines in his years. He now mostly works on truck diesels. I understand the advantage of the newer

No I have not yet been to the Uk..but back in the 1960's we had lots of coverage in the model magazines about the activities in Great Brittian. Some of the designs were really innovative, as is the

Were you over here then Vern ? The 150 was the little one if I recall, but there was another more beasty version, cant remember what that was called. Rich T.

Mike, I have a friend that lives and flies out of Boulder City. He flies quite a few type aircraft. He's a corporate pilot. Last time I saw him he took me up in a 172 in his hangar and I got to do

They were very popular in England. I owned several of the engines..and built several flying wings that looked all the part of the Northrup B2 series. There was a series of modeler inventions books I

That takes me back, I had a Jetex motor as well and looking on Google you can still buy them. In UK they were Jetex. Rich T.

When I was a kid I built model rockets and there was an engine that was a steel cylinder the size of a CO2 cartridge. One end could open and you put flammable tablets inside. The end that opened had a

Tell Bob that I send my best. I am part of the old LVK crew from way back. Tell him I have more than 200 hours on my Q now. Cheers, Jay