Our aircraft on display this year was the 1930 WACO Primary Glider. The very one we took to the show about 5 years before... when it was unrestored and looked like a skeleton. Sharing this history and the fact that it was an actual aircraft was exciting. "That this was an actual 1930 item and not some kind of kit plane we were selling or a reproduction was a fun and exciting point to get across to many visitors. Once they realized what they were seeing everyone without question got really impressed. We even had two or three people remember when we brought the glider down as a project some 5 years ago." Said Stephanie Hatch, part of the crew who manned the booth during this aviation weekend. She added "The WACO Primary actually proved to be a bit of trouble...we thought it would fit in the booth space but it didn't at all by a long shot. There was a moment where we really thought the fire marshal was going to put a stop to it but we got creative and put it on a table and tilted it to the side to get one wing up above the crowd and pulled some of the tail off and then proved with a tape measure that the isles were large enough by just a pinch!

WAAAM want you to join us in giving a hand to all of the "CREW" who put in the time to gather, dissemble, load, drive, reassemble, share, promote, teach, visit, take down, dissemble, load, drive, unload and reassemble back at the museum this wonderful display of history.  

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