|  |  Hal Owens and Mike Hill own
            this pretty little Fly Baby painted like a Gee Bee. | 
        
          |  |  Here's an old picture of
            Fly Baby N26084 being propped.  Note the fake radiator
            in front of the A-65.  Chuck Davis and Jackie De Costa
            own this airplane now...here's a more recent picture (taken
            at the Fly Baby Gathering at Flabob
              airport in May 2002). | 
        
          |  |   Paul
            Lastrucci sent in some nice pictures of ZS-UFI , his
            brother's Fly Baby.   They live in South Africa.
            This plane was bought by Claude Pullen in late 2003. 
            Doug Reeve sent this picture of his wife's  Lycoming-powered 'Baby
            in flight with UFI. | 
        
          |  | Barry
            Ferguson took a fantastic picture of Paul Bowyers Fly Baby,
            C-FRDA, over the Oak Ridges Morraine in Southern Ontario
            (Sept 9 2001).  Paul's wife, Sharon took the nice
            closeup of the left side of the airplane. 
 
  Ian Cameron now
            owns this airplane.  His friend Don Lewis took an
            outstanding night shot of the airplane.  | 
        
          |  | Ron Phillips owns
            N175X now .  The plane was built by Winnie Wackwitz of
            Plano, Texas in 1990, and previously owned by Robert Giddens
            and John Burroughs. | 
        
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 | Rick Alter has a picture of his Fly Baby on his EAA Chapter's Web Site . | 
        
          |  | Gary Longcor bought
            N3481 during 2000.  He flew it for the first time in
            November 2000.  He sold his plane to Frank Livingston
            in July 2002. | 
        
          |  | Here's an air-to-air picture of
            Chris Brown's N2283Z, which took the best wood-airplane
            trophy at Arlington '95. Note Chris' special gloves...sans
            fingertips. I took this picture from Moonraker with a simple
            point-and-shoot camera. | 
        
          |  | Ross Wolin's A-75-powered
            beauty with Chris Brown tucked into formation with it. | 
        
          |  | Gary Parker built this Fly Baby
            back in the '60s. N4610G is pictured at Brainard Field in
            Hartford in the late '60s, when it was owned by Bob "Where's
            the muzzle loader" Urban |