Is there any news or pictures from the Everglades Fly-in last weekend? I’d love to hear about it.

This is a link to AOPA Live news video from May of 2012. It features Walt Fricke’s Aircam (N612WF) being ferried from Florida to Minnesota via the Mississippi River.

The relevant part begins at 15:50 into the video.

http://www.aopa.org/aopalive/?watch=9me ... NrETkUgy7J

I came across these AirCams for sale today if anyone is looking. One is a kit and three are completed.

http://www.barnstormers.com/Experimenta ... ifieds.htm

I came across these AirCams for sale today if anyone is still looking. One is a kit and the rest are completed.

http://www.barnstormers.com/Experimenta ... ifieds.htm

Russ, I read your article about the restoration of the original National Geographic AirCam in a back issue of Sport Aviation. I’ll check it out next time I visit Oshkosh.

Thanks for the info and the invite to see your current plane. I’ll send you a message next time I get to Atlanta.
William

Russ, Thanks for the reply. Is this your second AirCam or your second plane? You and Claudius both mentioned the need for adequate workspace. How much are we talking about? Can you give me an idea of what you think would be the minimum dimensions for a decent area? I want to do the bulk of the build...

Claudius, Thank you very much. I am familiar with your AirCam through the great article in AOPA magazine a few years ago. I saved the issue and occasionally read it for inspiration. Did you build the fuselage yourself or utilize the Quick Build option and why? I have a heated/cooled three car garage...

I'm thinking (hoping) of building and AirCam. I'd like to hear anything you'll share about the experience. What was your building experience level? Was it harder or easier than you thought it would be? What would you do differently if you did it again? How long did it take to build? How much do you ...