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    And now for something completely different...

    Well, for me anyway, The Whittaker MW6 to be released very soon.....





    Craig

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    now that looks like fun
    yes i know i cant spell half the time! Thank you kindly to those few who pointed that out

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    Great little "low'n'slow"! Thanks Craig:ernae:
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    Interesting design.
    I used to fly ultralights when I was much, much younger, and I still have a love for 'em.

    I'm curious, where is the fuel tank(s), in the wings?

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    Always room for a rig like that. Wish I had gotten a bit farther with ultralights when they were popular, but "ill prepared" pilots (and I use the term "pilots" very loosely) made it a short lived phenomenon. Should be fun to fly!:salute:
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    Quote Originally Posted by falcon409 View Post
    Always room for a rig like that. Wish I had gotten a bit farther with ultralights when they were popular, but "ill prepared" pilots (and I use the term "pilots" very loosely) made it a short lived phenomenon. Should be fun to fly!:salute:
    Actually the ultralight community is very alive and well here in the US, thanks in part to the EAA: http://www.eaa.org/ultralights/
    (Although in my opinion, ultralights enjoy more popularity overseas.)

    Ultralights here these days are not given the scrutiny as they were 30 years ago when they were being demonized by the Media, IMHO.
    I know of a few guys in the area here that operate them, in fact they were out last week when we were having warm weather.
    It was nice to hear the drone of a Rotax equipped Eipper MX overhead.

    And I am actually thinking of getting back into the sport after all these years.
    It was a very fun part of my life.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dain Arns View Post
    Actually the ultralight community is very alive and well here in the US, thanks in part to the EAA: http://www.eaa.org/ultralights/
    (Although in my opinion, ultralights enjoy more popularity overseas.)

    Ultralights here these days are not given the scrutiny as they were 30 years ago when they were being demonized by the Media, IMHO.
    I know of a few guys in the area here that operate them, in fact they were out last week when we were having warm weather.
    It was nice to hear the drone of a Rotax equipped Eipper MX overhead.

    And I am actually thinking of getting back into the sport after all these years.
    It was a very fun part of my life.
    I really miss my MX.
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    Quote Originally Posted by modelr View Post
    I really miss my MX.
    Yep, the "QuickSilver" was what I was referring to. Dealerships at that time were relatively easy to get into, but by the time I had everything in line to make a move, the "media" and those "Ill prepared pilots" I spoke of pulled the rug out from under sales. I used to be able to drive down Hwy. 75 at that time from McKinney to South Dallas and see half a dozed dealerships along the highway, plus several out here at the airport. Today, nothing.
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    neat little plane, its good to see a few ultralights!
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    Looks really sweet!


    Anyone remember this 'ultralight'? :

    <iframe width="640" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/wuiFuh3KxcE?feature=player_detailpage" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen=""></iframe>

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    Quote Originally Posted by bushpilot View Post
    Looks really sweet!


    Anyone remember this 'ultralight'? :
    That's a Quicksilver MX
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    Uh-oh, Piglet's stolen his way into Full's house and they've been drinking together!

    Dang, that's fine Craig, you can bet I'll get a little wear out of that, being the low and slow guy I am.

    Caz

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    You're a star, Craig. Thanks so much!

    Brian

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    Thanks everyone,

    I had a lot of help from the owner of a MW6 on this project. I hope you enjoy it

    I've included 3 paint schemes and a quick start guide.

    http://www.classicwings.net/freeplan...ttaker_MW6.zip
    Craig

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    Thank you!!
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    Category: Flight Simulator X - Original Aircraft
    New! Whittaker MW6 Microlight <!-- -->

    File Description:
    Whittaker MW6 microlight with Full animations, 3D gauges and Baked Textures. By Craig Richardson @ www.Classicwings.net

    Filename: whittaker_mw6.zip
    License: Freeware
    Added: 10th October 2012, 14:09:37
    Downloads: 74
    Author: Craig Richardson
    Size: 13157kb

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    Thanks Craig.:ernae:
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    Another great job !

    Thank you Craig :salute:

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    Thank you Craig for another great little aircraft.

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    Another masterpiece! Nice work, Craig!

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    Fantastic. Seen many of these when I was flying microlights. I'm hoping someone does a Flash II Alpha or a Blade sometime

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