A magnificent site in french--contains a spectacular walkaround
photo album detailing the Bluehawk and contains some other history and
photos as well. Gordon tells me that the photos were probably taken
in Florida when the first RC kit was being developed. <http://ultimate10dash300.bugeat.com/frames.html> This site has all of the photos taken of a walkaround of the 10-300s Bluehawk. It takes a little experimenting to learn how to navigate the French site, but if you're a scale modeller, it is well worth the effort. Click on the photo tab at the top. Four new buttons will appear on the left of the screen:
If you click on the first two buttons, you get a sketch of the plane showing the point of view from which the photos were taken. Then you click on an arrow to see that photo. I visited the site several times before I realized how the whole thing worked. :o( |
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Sami Kontio Airshows -- Beyond the LImit Sami flies OH-XSF |
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History of the Ultimate Design--Pitts Special Team |
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Sean Tucker's Pitts Challenger looks a lot like an Ultimate,
but it's not:
http://www.poweraerobatics.com/as-photogal.htm
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A descendent (the Advantage). Well, it uses the Ultimate
cowl:
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A Swedish 10-300 and Daryl Ground's 10-200:
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Ultimate 20.300T-- One of two 20-300s that I know were built. |
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N360SH: Kendal Simpson's home page. |
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N8UB: Aerial Advantage & Rob Holland: |
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The Biplane HangarAn online discussion group for biplane builders.
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Toronto Aerospace Museum Parc Downsview Park
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Barn Full of PartsUsed parts for all kinds of aircraft.
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The Dam Pub"This pub is owned and operated by my daughter, Stephanie Price. I helped create it. I am going back for Robbie Burns day and the festivities. We are creating a Robbie Burns (christened Robert Burness) room upstairs in the pub which will hold a party of 20." -- Gordon Price |
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