It sure felt good getting the our planes outside the shop and the WWII bomber pilots told me lots of great stories of there out take on the full scale planes we had on display. It was like the models jogged there memories,, once they started taking about there experiences in battle it was like I was there myself. Every time I go to the Wings of freedom tour I learn more about not only the planes but the men that flew them. It’s like a living history class, I cant thank the veterans enough. One of the most humbling moments of the weekend was when a WWII uniformed gentleman walked up to our display and was looking over the Morphed P-47,, after about 5 mins. I walked over to him and introduced myself. He said the plane was outstanding but had some flaws, the outside 50 cal. gun was not that long, he said it was almost completely concealed. He then took out some photos and you guessed it, he had flown over 30 missions in the Jug and 18 in a P-51.. I told him as soon as I get back to the shop I would make the changes I also asked him if he would sign the model and that all of us at Metal-Morphous Inc would be greatly honored. At first Ken did not want to sign it but with some help from the other spectators cheering him on, he did. There where more flashes from cameras than you could imagine and before I got home that night they had it in the local papers. I have attached some of the photos of Ken's plane ( you got to love the name) I took a picture of Ted turek and Ken Fredrick together and enjoyed there company last weekend and look forward to next year.