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The black looks good. [thumbzup]

The housing is aluminum but the gears must be high-strength steel, right? PS Excellent build! [thumbzup]

Is that 5-year replacement still a recommended rule of thumb even with the newer gel-type batteries?

We are waiting to know!

You're right, it looks like OEM the way it fits, nice!

A bientôt!

I know those pallets were loaded with a fork-truck, but unloading? How's your back?!

Are you thinking it's over-regulation even taking in the safety angle?

Like bondoc said, "Good Luck", and please keep us all posted.

I wondered about that glass nose. But funny because I didn't dwell on it to try and figure it out. So I'm going to skip completing my job application for Rocket Scientist. I don't qualify. :doh:

Sounds like you sure got YOUR money's worth from that SEE. :beer:

There's a good idea. Okay if I crack a "cool juan" and join you, Brother Tracer?!

I see something of the old Constellations in that fuselage, and even the nose gear. Wonder if those were borrowed features?

:funny: I know you didn't mean to crack any kind of joke, plowboy. Because we like our buddy, USSR, of course. But you're trapped by your keyboard, and even though you didn't mean it, your post is funny!

Thanks for the clarification. :beer: Somewhere along time someone referred to these as "split rings" and I just repeated it since then. They probably had said "split rims", and I just heard it wrong: http://www.splitrims.net/

The way she sits tall (to clear those props), is a treat. [thumbzup]

Man, that is a sweet welding table. [thumbzup]

A vid of in-flight refueling (only 2-3 minutes), featuring low-light operation at the very conclusion: https://youtu.be/Y0UOFEI_0Lg

That's a beautiful rig, what's the mission, Lineman's Truck?