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Mudflap Aviation

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Guten tag, y'all,

I'm new to the Biplane forum, but not new to aviation. Started back in 1978, learning wing-building and fabric covering in Ponder, Texas. Got my airframe license and started Mudflap Aviation, which brought me into contact with wonderful and amazing, sometimes rather weird ;) antique airplane enthusiasts and pilots. We moved to Stuttgart, Germany, in 1991, but other than translating books and documents about early aviation, I had to give up the business to raise the kids. Now that that phase is nearly at an end, it's time to get back into building, restoring, and covering rag-wing aircraft. I've already clocked almost four years in Fokkers, Rumplers, and a bit of Pfalz rib work here in the Stuttgart area, and I'm looking forward to following your posts and perhaps helping out here and there.


Greetings from a once-again sunny Stuttgart :) (after the darkest winter in German weather history :()

Shirley Girard
Mudflap Aviation
 

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