RE: What's the biggest multi-engine model you,ve ever seen?
I noticed at the beginning of this thread (back a few years), the mention of Ida Grove, that sure brings back some good memories. It's too bad it finally was done. I remember the maiden voyage of Byron's B-29 , it was a little underpowered and ended up in some trees. The B-25's and DC-3's that were used in the Striking Back show were some large birds. The flak machine throwing 1/4 sticks at the planes was awesome, that was some fun times. We always had an enjoyable weekend while there. When it moved from Ida Grove, it never was the same. Jim