racing plane

Some angrily questioned why man his age was racing planes.

The racing planes sat on the ground warming up.

The men on the houseboat were at the rail now, eyes on the racing plane.

He had been a licensed pilot for 20 years, but had only flown that racing plane a few times.

In his first racing plane, "Pete", Howard won five air races.

By evening, a few airport employees, looking shaken, were still standing in an eerily silent hangar full of racing planes.

Down, down he hurled with the wind screaming about his racing plane like a thousand demons gone mad.

Over the course of its useful life the HF.14 was employed privately as a racing plane and later by the military as a trainer.

She was a World War One mono-wing fighter plane based on a racing plane.

These aircraft were a direct developments of the famous Howard racing plane Mister Mulligan.

In addition to her brief modelling career, she was also a pilot of racing planes for a time (circa her visit to New Orleans).

Developed from a racing plane, the Morane-Saulnier, though tricky to fly, was incredibly nimble and responsive to the lightest touch.

Based upon Frank Barnwell's pre-war racing plane, it was considered fast and maneuverable when it entered service.

A business in real estate development paid the bills, but there was never a question to anyone who knew him that Leeward's heart rested in racing planes.

American Racing Planes and Historic Air Races.

Plane Crazy, released on September 30, 1998, is a racing game in which contestants pilot racing planes through a number of 3D courses.

Racing Planes and Air Races: A Complete History, Vol.

The Howard DGA-6 was a pioneer racing plane, nicknamed Mister Mulligan.

A group of local Springfield merchants and businessmen who sought to promote Springfield bought shares to fund creation of the racing planes.

After the war, Wedell returned to the Black Star Garage, working as a mechanic, while designing and building racing planes and barnstorming the country.

And the Showcase events which have you racing planes, choppers and hot-air balloons recall the cinematic grandeur of Split/Second.

Chief Oshkosh aka Buster is a homebuilt racing plane designed to compete in the 1931 American Cirrus Races.

The museum displays the Tilbury Flash, a racing plane designed by Bloomington resident Owen Tilbury in 1932.

Mr Houghton said that Mr Leeward, from Ocala, Florida, was a real estate developer who had been racing planes since the mid-1970s.

He built a small laboratory in his hometown where he worked on aeronautics, racing planes, guided missiles, toasters, automatic record changers, children’s toys – whatever took his fancy.