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Idea & pencil sketch by Jerry Collins; scanning & grey tones by Ken Fletcher
(Ken's commentary): One of the sad events in the life of a racing seaplane owner.
Also, some of the happy events in the life of a seaplane owner: It WAS paid-off. It also looks like the owner/pilot made a safe exit from the plane. With a little overwatch from the Caterpillar Kami, our Spontoon Speed Week racer will safely parachute to island earth or lagoon beach, to fly again.
More Speed Week Spontoon Island Adventures here:
http://spontoon.rootoon.com/SPwRacCn.html
(Ken's commentary): One of the sad events in the life of a racing seaplane owner.
Also, some of the happy events in the life of a seaplane owner: It WAS paid-off. It also looks like the owner/pilot made a safe exit from the plane. With a little overwatch from the Caterpillar Kami, our Spontoon Speed Week racer will safely parachute to island earth or lagoon beach, to fly again.
More Speed Week Spontoon Island Adventures here:
http://spontoon.rootoon.com/SPwRacCn.html
Category Artwork (Traditional) / All
Species Dog (Other)
Size 873 x 1200px
File Size 322.5 kB
Listed in Folders
"No problem! Our navy will have the finest of frigates and mine-sweepers stationed no more than 30 miles apart, the length of the race path. Each complementary life raft will be equipped with a battery-powered telegraph radio and a set of 12 of the finest in automobile batteries from our sponsor, Standard Oil of Rhode Island!"
Tell that to Art Scholl. http://articles.latimes.com/1985-09....._1_stunt-pilot
Yes. Do you remember the Lindbergh 'mail-pilot' story about bailing out of his aircraft at night, during a thunderstorm? The one where he bailed out, chute opened, comfortable descent... and then he noticed that his mail plane was slightly above him, going down in a very slow spiral that just about matched his parachute rate going down.
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