Thanks Jay!!!

Thanks for the wing rib. If you want to see it again you will have to
come to the museum!

Margy

Thanks for the wing rib. If you want to see it again you will have to
come to the museum!

No problemo. It made it in one piece?

I picked one that must have been from in front of an aileron, cuz it didn't
come to a really sharp point at the end. While this didn't look as cool as
the bigger ribs, I figured it had a better chance of actually arriving
intact...

Whatcha gonna do with it?
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:

Thanks for the wing rib. If you want to see it again you will have to
come to the museum!

No problemo. It made it in one piece?

I picked one that must have been from in front of an aileron, cuz it didn't
come to a really sharp point at the end. While this didn't look as cool as
the bigger ribs, I figured it had a better chance of actually arriving
intact...

Whatcha gonna do with it?

I'm not sure what it looked like when it left. It's in one piece but a bit
crooked. The size is good, if it was bigger I'd have some trouble hauling it
around. I'm using it on a Discovery Station to show folks (kids mostly) what
airplanes are made of on the inside and to show progression of aircraft
construction over time. I'm hoping to have a wood rib, metal and I already
have a flap off some huge commercial thing with honeycomb aluminum (have a box
size piece for the kids to stand on too!.

Margy