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I just came back from a short trip to Boston, during which I had a most
delightful two-hour visit with Angier Ames, who was nice enough to show off
his 360 project.  This 21st century airplane is being built in the basement
garage of a 19th century house.  Built in the 1830's, the house is truly a
window into the colonial world.  It was almost like visiting a museum.

Onto the airplane, I have never seen better fiberglass workmanship!  It's
nice to see these airplanes in not-finished form, because on the finished
ones, the paint and interior hide most of the craftsmanship.  Angier is
farther along than I am, so I could see how he did many of the details that
I'll be struggling with in the next few months.  It was also motivational --
while I look at the finished airplanes and wonder if I'll ever get there,
this airframe is almost finished and I can actually imagine mine getting
there someday.

I never would have known about Angier without this e-mail forum.  Thanks,
Marv, for all your hard work.  And thanks, Angier, for the tour.

- Rob Wolf
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