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David Miller from Iowa
>Check this one out. I admire the maker's diligence, but what a brute.
Rube Goldberg Plow Plane
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Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine
>I think it's homemade. Very nicely done actually. Overbuilt/engineered? Yup. Nuclear-blast proof? Yup. Work good? Yup, bet it does. I like it. Looks like something I'd do if I was making one. Ug! ug! ug!
Todd O.
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Dale Stansbery
>Looks like the rarest of the 45's, an infill type.
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William R. Duffield on the Cohansey
>The mindset of someone who thinks they "need" one of those is similar to those who "need" a Hummer to run down to the 7-11 to get a couple of cans of cat food.
It sure looks like it would be brutal on the hands.
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Chad Boehlke
>Its a rare "Star Trek" tool used by Scotty to get the ship out of harms way. In an odd way I like it. The SUV of planes. Chad in Nebraska
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#6It the rare prototype plane by...
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
>Sherman tamk company. They we're investigating new opportunity areas after the war.
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Ernie Miller Topeka
>Still about half the weight of a #8 I think. That's one ugly plane. None of that fancy fillagree stuff like on a 43.