David Molyneaux - Master Auster Builder - oh yes and builder of very nice scenery and all around good guy -
Lars Fors - Panel Builder and Robert Shaw impressionist - Lars has been instrumental(nudge nudge) in upgrading many older models cockpit - Try his Wlalrus panel for Mike Stones Shagbat!
<<In the early morning rain, with a dollar in my hand>>
Chris Trott -- One of the youngest members of the team -- Painter, FSA Advisor and driver of things powered with large American turboprops
The old gent with him is a B29 Gunner and veteran Blackie" Blackburn in 2008 (sadly now passed away)
Chris did the excellent repaints of the Bae146 for Venture VA
Martin Pengelly (showing how he got his screenname (T6Flyer) Auster expert - Site Librarian - provider of excellent photographs and reference material for many of the models produced hereabouts.
<<In the early morning rain, with a dollar in my hand>>
Jan Dankebar - Manager of European Operations Venture Virtual VA, Builder of very nice Scale plastic models (see the plastic modelers forum) Painter - (See the VHA F27) Dutch Copper and proud father of young Jasper Lego helicopter pilot.
Jon Murnaghan - Co-Manager of Venture Europe/Va Pilot - Painter of 737s, Carvairs and 747s , another ex-pat living in Italy - Murdercycle enthusiast , and our resident Chiropactor --
Keith Paine
Builder,Engineer and another expat - this time La Belle France
Keith is our Kings Cup racing expert - his father raced in real life for many years so he has a vast knowledge of 50s and 60s British General Aviation
Thats a natty puter seat you have there Keith!
and a quick shot of Keith in his youth with G-AHNA
<<In the early morning rain, with a dollar in my hand>>
Scott Cebula - CEO of Venture Virtual Airline , sometime crop duster pilot, Emergency dispatcher in the great white north Dakota, and true FS pilot - Scott has been flying every day for VHA for f0ur years almost . Oh yes an quite an expert on the Luftwaffe,
<<In the early morning rain, with a dollar in my hand>>
Hi all, and thanks for being there. One gets so tired of flying the set- and forget, does-everything-automaticly-til-it-remembers-YOU-forgot-something-important type planes. The oldies I watched in awe when I was a kid offer a real pilot more things to ;tinker' with and 'manage' to relive the boredom of long sector flights with passengers.........or not.
Thanks guys, I can fly 'em........but rubbish at building 'em!!
Geoff Heard
Melbourne, Australia.