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Revision as of 02:16, 16 July 2010

Factory Demo "Child's Play"
This was the first XL-5 ever built, and was featured in Kitplanes, and had brief piece in Sport Aviation. Child's Play was present on the Velocity Barnstorming Tour, where my brother got his picture taken (below), and features a dual head Blue Mountain EFIS. This aircraft was subsequently purchased (I believe by Ratheon). It was reregistered, and I've since lost track of it (which is a same because I loved this airplane).

Airworthiness Date: 08/04/2001
Builder: Duane Swing

Childs Play Dave.jpg