Al’s Replica Renault FT (often known as the FT-17)
2021 Fly-In
Fokker Dr.I Triplane
After extensive engine work and other tweaking, the Triplane flew again in September 2012. Ron Marcotte got a nice video of the Fokker flight.
We fired up the Triplane and Canuck for a visit of the League of WWI Aircraft Historians! They took a video, which can be seen on their website at http://www.indysquadron.com.
The Fokker Triplane run-up during AirFair 2009.
The early taxi test turns into the first test flight!
Flight of the Fokker Dr.1 : The triplane puts on a good show for the visitors to AirFair 2008.
Why not land your Fokker Triplane in a crosswind? Well, this could have been worse, but it shows does show why!
First Startup of the LeRhone rotary engine on the Fokker Triplane : This after a lot of diagnostics and prop flipping.
Curtiss JN-4C Canuck
Graceful Flight of the Grand Old Canuck : This lightly loaded old craft seems to float through the air with a stately grace not seen in our other planes.
OX-5 engine details: The Canuck’s Curtiss OX-5 engine running
Vehicles
Vehicle parade : At the 2011 AirFair
Driving the Nash Quad : Newly repaired water pump allows another try at driving the Nash Quad.
Team Vehicles Keeps ’em Rolling : Supposedly shot using old film and a hand crank camera found in the hangar—but not really.
A 1921 Triumph Motorcycle : An early 2009 addition to the Museum’s vehicle collection. Video taken on a rainy day, so lots of background noise.
2010 Air Fair
The 2010 Fall Fly-in captured on video by Ron Marcotte.
