Chip, You wild and crazy guy!!! The Aerocar is
the Bees Knees of coolness from the world of wacky general aviation
aircraft! So, what's next? Marc (3/03)
It's cute as a bug. hmmm, is there a model of
a VW around? Mate the wings and tail to the VW. The "Volksfluegel"
Ja? could be the start of something big. ;-) Bob (3/03)
Great looking model. Added another one to my build
list. Had a rare oppertunity to see one fly last summer at Airventure.
Pretty cool. Mike (3/03)
Great model, great site. I love to visit Fiddlers
even just to look around and read the additional info. Keep designing!
Joe (3/03)
Chip..Just a short thank you once again for a
great model....You are right! I love the models that you can't
get in plastic...Keep up the great work.....Ken (3/03)
The Aerocar looks great! I can't wait to build
one! There are still people out there with that dream. The Molar
Aircar is a current one. But, what a nightmare it would be if
those were an everyman machine as the early dreams involved. I
can't even begin to imagine the carnage during the early morning
commutes! It is terrible enough with cars and SUV's, just think
if all those Bozos were flying!!! Keep up the great work. BoB
H (3/03)
Chip this worked fine thank you, great looking
model. In 1951, I was in Ft. Bragg and saw some wierd looking
planes flying over. One of them was the Aerocar. Later, I saw
it on the street. If I remember correctly, there were more than
one kind of aircraft. I was told they were trying to sell it to
the Army. Thanks again , keep up the good work. Lyndell Caldwell
The Taylor Aerocar was a roadable aircraft that first used 150-h.p.
Lycoming for either prop or wheel drive with propellor located
at cabin rear.