It's a seaplane but a twin also! From the Check Six plans.
Was built by my friend Richard Guidroz.

Excellent job, really like the looks. The Folks at Grumman would be proud.

egor

That is one sweet model. I've seen a few of them in my day...and she looks great.

I can't wait to hear how she flies...and pictures please...

Soft landings always,
Bobby of Maui

Thanks guys, finally sorted out the engines and trying to
get a "weather window" to fly it.
Jerry

If you find a source for that "weather window" can you let the rest of us know so we can get one for our local "Weather Man"
Good job, Happy flying

Nice Ship, i saw one of these departing Hillsboro municipal the other day. They really do fly like a goose. At full power all cleaned up the thing couldn't have been doing much more then 60-70mph and it was making more noise then you could possibly believe. Those radials are not quiet on climb. The thing truly is a flying boat. My dad's got some experience in the goose he's done checkrides and has his multi+seaplane license. When he got it I was only 6 years old and was just big enough to see out the window of the goose with some straining. I remember being a little terrified as spray came up over the windows not knowinf if we were going to become airborne or become a submarine lol...


PA