Young Eagles! This is one of the best reasons KR-2 N6242 is taking so long. Guess who is having more fun.
 
KR-2 N6242 has just completed its last three-pointer coming down off the rotisserie 1-7-07. Actually, it was more like a wheel landing with the mains first. Now it will become a tri-gear nose dragger.
 
Engine and Prop first trial fitting 1/21/07
 
8-4-08 Starting to look like a KR-2 with spinner, prop and engine cooling ducts. Canopy and turtledeck are painted and ready for final installation.

Home Page for Sid Wood KR-2 Construction
This site provides a log of the construction activities for KR-2 N6242. Construction started on July 3, 1986. Since then, my wife and I have put two kids through high school and college, got them married, got four grandkids, operated a school bus contracting business for 25 years and sold the business, added a master bedroom suite and two-car garage to the house, retired after 35 years from my Navy electronics engineering job and went back to work as a full-time consultant for eight years, now part-time and built the 26'x 42' shop. I have been renting spam cans all the while since 1960.

On some construction entries I have put multiple dates in the same entry for on-going repetitive efforts such as sanding to log the additional time each day.

Link to KR-Net http://www.krnet.org
Link to Experimental Aircraft Association http://www.eaa.org

8/4/08 This website has had over 9500 hits since it went public in June 2005 on the KRnet. I would have never imagined there would be so much interest in my halting attempt to build tri-gear KR-2 N6242. Thank you, one and all, for your help and encouragement.