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Clark Industries MK-IXb of Jeff Kennemer California U.S.A.
" Fabulous kit , beautifully engineered, and a viceless flyer, a real crowd pleaser".
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This photo is of one of our Spitfires built by Mr. James C. Riley Jr of Wilmington Delaware.
He says it was the best kit he has ever built, and that it flies beautifully and very scale like the real thing thanks for a great kit!
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1/3 Scale Sopwith Pup of Douglas Lachance with Clark 1/3 scale laminated mahogany Airscrew
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Ed Ducote of USA 's beautiful 1/3rd scale Sopwith Pup with Clark Industries 24-10 Birch/Cherry laminated airscrew
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Clark Industries' 1/4 DeHavilland Tiger Moth 82C took first place at the 2002 WRAM Show scale static display. The model was built and entered by Sal Iasilli. It will also be featured in a full length kit review in a future issue of Model Airplane News Magazine.
Built by Bill Pottage of Abbotsford BC from a Clark Industries Kit
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Another view of Bill's Tiger Moth
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Bill Pottage built this beauty from the Barkley/Clark Kit.
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Click on the picture below for a gallery of Spitfire MK IX cockpit detailing
by Stein Uitenbroek of Portugal
Aero Vintage Hawker Nimrod
equipped with a new Clark Airscrew
Maiden Flight
Sussex, England
Juno Beach Memorial
Spitfire model donated by Wally Evans and John Clark of Clark Industries
Canadian Fighter Pilots Association
(CFPA)
The Canadian Fighter Pilots Association WW-II and Korea have had this stunning monument created to honour those 117 Canadian Fighter Pilots who fought in the Battla of Britain. It is constructed of a gray granite base inscribed "Presented by The Canadian Fighter Pilots Association".
The polished black granite column is 16 inches square and 36 inches tall inscribed on three sides with all 117 names of those pilots who fought in the Battle of Britain. Mounted on top is a bronze bust of Winston Churchill, created by sculptor Peter Richardson of Stafford England.
It is located in the airpark at the RCAF Memorial Museum at Trenton Ontario. It was dedicated in July, 2007 and to commemorate this momentous occasion there was a flight of two Spitfires and a Hurricane in the missing man formation over the ceremony.
A smaller bust of Churchill was presented to John Clark at the ceremony. It is inscribed:
"PRESENTED
TO
JOHN E. CLARK
FOR
HIS DEDICATION AND OUTSTANDING
SERVICE AS PROJECT DIRECTOR
AND NEWSLETTER EDITOR
TO
THE CANADIAN FIGHTER PILOTS
ASSOCIATION
BY
LT. COL. TOM R. WHELER
PRESIDENT CFPA
JULY 21 2007
Update: June, 2010:
John;
Once again I have read the final news letter and find it very difficult to believe that our once very vibrant organization (Canadian Fighter Pilots Association WW-2) has been grounded. John I want to again express my appreciation for all that you have done for the association. You have been a real kingpin in providing the much needed support.
So John I wish you all the best and good health and happiness!
John McClure (Wing Commander RAF 137 263 Sqn's)
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Flintlock Guns
Mike Buss Elk hunting on his mule Heidi in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, with Mike Murphy's T bar M Outfitters of Durango Colorado, carrying his Custom made Clark Factors Rifle.
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Mike with the 700 lb bull elk shot at 25 yds with the Clark Factors Rifle 54 calibre, with 150 grains FF Goex black powder behind a 384 grain Black Belt pure lead bullet, one shot through both lungs, which knocked the elk down instantly. The retrieved slug weighed 286 grains.
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Bill Greig's John Clark Flintlock Bench Rest Target Rifle
"Just to let you know that No. 116 John Clark Flintlock Bench Rest Target Rifle looks like a million bucks. I bought a special bore light brass capsule that slides down to the breech, and happy to report that the bore shines like a......somebody's heel! Beautiful tiger maple.... I remember first getting the rifle, and thinking that I wanted a mellow gold stain. But seeing the old nitric acid stain in its reddish tinge looks absolutely stunning. My hat is off to you, and the skill that you have.
Bill Greig
Barrie, Ontario
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Clark Industries - 8726 Highway #9, RR#4, Tottenham, Ontario, L0G 1W0 * 905-936-2131
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