EAA Airventure 2005
On The Airshow Grounds Page 2

		Cessna's new Citation Mustang preparing for a demo flight against Eclipse and Adams' new offers.	Speaking of Eclipse...
	Adams' new business jet comes back in after its demo.	Yankee Lady basking in the sun.
The Dornier prepares to spool up.	Two Mustangs take to the air.	Rolling out on the runway is a Ju-52 trimotor, very interesting indeed.	Four of the seven trimotors that flew.
The Reno racers get topped off before a flight.	A great example of form following function. Let's hope it flies better than it looks.	21 T-6s, continuously flying overhead throughout the week.	Extremely cool sight - 3 B-17's an a B-25 do a missing man formation.
	A Waco (I believe) in the evening.	The Javelin off Aeroshell Square.	Evening in Aeroshell Square...
Evening with the warbirds. Panchito, in this case.		Night time at the main gate.	T-33 on a stick outside the main gate.
	The many displays at Aeroshell Square.	Despite the suspicious look on their faces, the people in the cart were not the subject of this picture.	More Aeroshell Square.
The Mooney booth.		A Harrier does a VTOL demonstration.
Saturday evening.	Evening sun on Panchito.
An Acrosport perhaps?	Another Ray Stits design - the Playmate.		Inside a Lancair wing.
	The Eclipse Jet.	Inside the Eclipse Jet.	Eclipse panel.
		Looking across the mostly empty vintage camping on Sunday.