> Chris Cosman wrote:
     >
     > Just a little update for you guys of the 'first purpose built rotary
     > aircraft'
     > This was our progress as of October last year. We're currently molding
     > spars and gearing up to make another set of fuselage parts.
     >
     > Any moment now, I can feel it, I'll start working on the motor mount and
     > join the rest of you troubleshooters.
     >
     > Lots of interest in the 3 rotor when we show this at the EAA project
     > tour night.
     >
     > Thanks for all the help/ideas everyone
     > Chris
     > microcosman.com/aircraft
     >
     > George Lendich wrote:
     >
     > Chris,
     > It's been a while since I've seen the beginning of this project, I'm very
     > impressed with the overall shape/asthetics.
     > So is this going to be a kit or plans built aircraft.
     > George (down under)

     >
     > It's going to be a kit with plans. The reason it's taking so long
     > is due to the extensive moldmaking process, plus the fact that
     > we have real jobs, children, wives, church, etc. Just as soon as I'm rich
     > (probably tomorrow) I'll have some spare time. I don't know how Paul
     > takes care of this newsletter and still makes so much headway on all
     > of his projects. Magic, I guess.
     >
     > Chris
     > microcosman.com/aircraft

Brian Carlsen wrote:

What do you mean by 'purpose built'? What is incorportated in the design that would preclude other
engines??

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