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WOO HOO!!! What a beauty. I'm sure there is alot to do yet, but i'm sure you can see the light at the end of the tunnel. I have really enjoyed reading all your updates and exploits on this little project over the many years. I bet you can't wait for the official "First Flight". I really liked how yo...

OK, what's up with the second photo? Why is the nose wheel off the ground???

It' stories like this that keep me coming back to this fine web-site! Keep up the great work gentlemen1

Thanks for posting these fine, but sad photos, of one of our beloved B-17's. It makes you wonder, what could have caused such an accident?

A very special " tail number" indeed. It couldn't be more appropiate. Did you request that number, or is that the one they sent you?

Great news, sounds like she is heading to a good home. Hopefully to be well taken care of and restored to all her glory.

By golly Scott, she's looking real GOOD. Someday soon it looks like it just might FLY!!

WOW!! I've never seen these before. They are a great find . Thanks for sharing them with all of us.

Ain"t she pretty!!! Thank you for remembering, and posting this fine video.

Scott, I just got done watching the movie "Test Pilot". (Thank you TMC). I know you have this listed in your B-17 movie page, but you have no review. Well let me tell you, it is a fine movie. Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Myrna Loy. Directed by Victor Fleming, and also has Paul Mantz listed as Technic...

I don't know, but what a lucky sonofagun!! I wonder what I could get for my wife? LOL.

WOW!! You would think someone would have double checked this information BEFORE they printed it up for the sign in of all places the Eighth Air Force Museum. It is funny though that further up on the page they are asking "Where's Scott Thompson", if they had only checked with you first.

That's great, does anyone have some more photos of it. I don't think I ever saw one like it before?

Well it looks like there is finally a light at the end of the tunnel. What's it been Scott, six years? It really is taking shape, it even "LOOKS" like an airplane. Best of luck to Nathan, in Paris and in matrimony. Keep up the good work Scott, and keep us posted.

Very interesting Web-Site. I never realized there were so many downed aircraft up north just left there. When you think about it though, it does make sense. As for that photo of the B-17, I couldn't make out what it was, without a closer look.