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PostPosted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 1:51 pm 
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About 5 or six years ago a company I worked for was buying some simulators and we got the cook's tour from Rudy. The spit fuselage was quite dusty in the condition that it is in now but in a side room. They had finished all of the structural work on it and stopped. I asked Rudy if he was going to finish it. Rudy said "I don't have enough energy or money in me to finish a second Spit". He said that "when you get the airframe structural work done you are about 30% complete..." He asked me if I "wanna buy a Spit project?". Yipes! He was working on getting the FW-190 project lined up at that time and was looking forward to something different.

They had finished the Italian bird just before we visited so it was around that timeframe.

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Not that I have any money (but I do know a few folks), does anyone happen to know just how much he's asking for the Spitfire project? Feel free to e-mail or PM me if you'd rather not post it here.

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Is that Wildcat a darker than usual dark sea blue?

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