1. Wright Redux and Packer Engineering welcome the press on the momentous day. |
2. Gathered outside the hangar the press, photographers, members of Wright Redux and Packer Engineering listen to Mark Miller and Dr. Ken Packer make their announcement. |
3. Hangar doors slowly open to reveal the "Spirit of Glen Ellyn." |
4. The "Spirit" is shown publicly for the first time in this advanced state of construction. |
5. The Flyer looks great on this beautiful sunny day. |
6. This profile shows one of her many best sides. |
7. The Wright Redux Association crew members available for the announcement are from left to right: Ted Craft, Mark Miller, Mike Perry, and Chuck Clendenin. |
8. The "Spirit" sets tethered to her training wheels. |
9. A portion of the launch track to be used for the 100th anniversary flight sets in position behind the Flyer. |
10. The Packer Engineering team displays a portion of the engine parts manufactured so far. |
11. This is a clear view of the engine's crank shaft. |
12. Packer Engineering's Penny Rusch poses next to the "Spirit" to show her spirit. Thank you to everyone for sharing this day of excitement with Wright Redux and Packer Engineering. |
More to come. |