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A short one from today,

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Kermit, do you know about this?

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I feel safe, as you will have to find a plane that can actually fly and not crash!

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Aren’t you Kermit’s protector, you will probably shoot me out of the water on Saturday, so why would I pay you?

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I did wave back, but the camera was facing the other way then.

I did win the GMA and so did you! I could have won outright if I had voted for my own video, but I liked yours better.

 

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Part 2

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Kermit, Rember the old saying, it not the size but the quality.

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I voted for you cobber, I really liked your video.

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Thanks’ Mike, it’s an honour to share the prize money with my new best friend Kermit!

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That’s what I thought as well.

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Thanks Ron, I was surprised just how well the Cub did fly on its first outing. Very happy so far.

 

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Sorry mate, Cub’s must be yellow not green.

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Mike, this is the filament I used, and it seemed to work fine with their G-Codes.

Also, it goes a long way, probably get 2 – 3 Cubs out of a roll.

Esun PLA-LW Light Weight PLA 1.75mm 1kg

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What landings, I didn’t see you land once.

Not a good ad for the TGFS?

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Here is the link to the 3D printed “Cub” (without wing struts) for anyone (not Kermit) who wants to build one.

Piper J-3 Cub

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