Who are you?

[Jon Matcho]

I'll leave this anonymous poll open for a while, to see what shows up. You'll be able to change your decision if your situation changes in the future.

[Spodman]

I picked the closest, I have the plans but haven't started building, so (sighs) I'm considering building. (sob)

[Jon Matcho]

I know the pain... I've started building but have had to stop for months.

 

All you have to do is get your hands on a piece of foam and some epoxy, spread micro all over it and you'll be able to change your vote.

[karoliina]

Hello,

 

Added myself to canard builder category since I got the plans last weekend for Cozy MKIV. I bought unused set of plans, my serial number is 398.

 

Best Regards,

Karoliina

[Jon Matcho]

Added myself to canard builder category since I got the plans last weekend for Cozy MKIV. I bought unused set of plans, my serial number is 398.

Congratulations! There's a bunch of us that are just starting and it will be good to have a wave of people running together towards a common goal.

 

Best wishes, and do keep us posted on any developments!

[magnum]

I'm building an open EZ with some mods of my own. I have been on hold for family reasons for about 2 months and will fire back up full tilt boogie come March. I now have a new main spar from Dennis and new wing and winglet cores coming and am ordering a lot of the little stuff for all the stuff that needs to be done in the fuse.

I'm stoked!!!!!!!!!!!!! :banana: :banana:

Press on

Tom

[bhassel]

Building a Cozy MkIV, though I can't seem to keep my garage warm enough to do the job this winter...stalled until spring!

 

I've been wishing I had a Long/Vari to fly around in until I get the Cozy built. I'm missing the ability to see freinds and family (cross country) as the clock ticks. Sure don't enjoy commerical!

 

Bob Hassel

[cessna336pilot]

I took the simple way, and just bought a VariEze.

[rviglierchio]

Then vote, former Cessnapilot, I'm the only lonely flying non-builder in the poll so far.....

[TimLe]

I'm building a wider LongEZ, the airframe is done , engine mount attached, contouring and sanding now , hopefully will do taxi test later this year

A PVT pilot with approx 600 hrs total in various aircraft ( last flight was in march 1997)

[Mynor M B]

Building a Long-EZ S/N 1434, structure complete, working on electrical wiring system and engine installation.

[herbnav]

Actually you need another selection. Flyer and rebuilder. I bought a crashed airplane and spent 13 months putting her bak together.

 

Herb

[Jon Matcho]

Ah, you're some sort of builder, even if you didn't build the whole thing. You have more building experience than many, likely including me, and I call myself a builder.

 

So welcome, builder-flyer!

[tonyrothwell]

With my wife, builders and pilots of a Mk3 with a Lyc IO-320 and MT constant speed prop. Fantastic aircraft - we are still thoroughly enjoying with over 1000 flight hours up. Thanks Burt and Nat.

[Jim Burgess]

I'm the new owner of old plans, #1069. I'm hoping to get started by next spring, just depends on how fast I get the current projects (house addition, wife's MG) done.

[argoldman]

I'm the new owner of old plans, #1069. I'm hoping to get started by next spring, just depends on how fast I get the current projects (house addition, wife's MG) done.

Forget it,

 

MGs are never "done" they just give you a little pleasure between episodes of pain.

[BLUE MAX]

My name is Tom McCormick I am from Aldan, PA. A little town outside Fithydelphia. I am building a Long EZ N66VC (reserved). The Tail number represents the following: 66 is the the year of my birthday, VC stands for my daughters Victoria and Courtney. Also...when you call the tower it rolls off the tonge nice and EZ

 

I bought a Mazda 13B engine on Ebay, now I am buying from Bruce Turrentine one of his off the shelf ready for aviation the new 13B Renesis 200+ HP engine.

 

For now...Im going back to the garage and back to sanding.

[Jim Burgess]

Forget it,

 

MGs are never "done" they just give you a little pleasure between episodes of pain.

 

AMEN! And this one has definitely been more pain than pleasure.

[Doug Mood]

I'm a 182 owner who is becoming convinced that the cozy MKIV is where I should be heading. I'm looking to find out a lot more about what I'm about to get myself engaged in, but the zone web site has been fun and informative. It's an exciting time to be looking to the future.

[Waiter]

Welcome Doug,

 

Your absolutly right.

 

It's an exciting time to be looking to the future.

I'm looking forward to seeing you on the forum

 

Waiter

[rsrguy3]

I was just gifted a Q-200. I'll be picking it up soon. I won't have any problem keeping the shop and garage warm, so I should be able to work through my winters here in N. Utah. I'm hoping for a three year build. It was an abandoned project before the ls-1 foil and other mods that made it a better plane. It isn't the Mark 4 I wanted to build but as they say....the price was right. And it's still fast.

 

-Guy

[AP3_C]

Seem to be more of a plans collector than builder at this stage.

 

Have Cozy IV plans S/N 1449

But still considering the idea of an Open-eze.

 

Jamie:confused:

[KS canard builder]

I'm looking to start building in a couple of years. I thought it would be good to get a head start on learning the building process and research the airplane to ensure it fits my wants and needs.

[longezdave]

I'm David Adams an Electrical Engineer from central Illinois. I built my Long EZ with first flight in 1995. Currently doing finishing work for paint.

[Eragon]

Hello all!

 

I have been wanting to fly for a long time. This year for our anniversary my wife and I are going to start taking lessons toward getting our pilot licenses.

 

I have decided that I want to build a Cozy Mark IV. I will hopefully be starting within a year. I may eventually build an OpenEZ as well (too bad the Berkut is no longer available).

 

Regards,

Strider