Tundra TV

[tundra_flier]

Your's truely is now a movie star     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8-Z8ReQtmM







OK, a jornalizm student at UAF, who minors in Aviation Tech, did a documentary on homebuilt aircraft for one of her classes, and it'll probably never be seen outside the classroom.  But still, I'm very flattered to be a part of it.   So, do you think I resemble my avatar?   

Phil

[Mike]

   So, do you think I resemble my avatar?   

Phil

HA HA! Totally !! 

as do I . . . . 

[G-man]

Seems like you have life figured out------ Loved the video.... Love your life.

"The Master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, his education and his recreation, his love and his religion. He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues his vision of excellence in whatever he does, leaving others to decide whether he is working or playing.  To him he is always doing both."

---James Michener

[tundra_flier]

Thanks, but I didn't talk about the desk job in the video.   

[Stef]

Totally totally awesome!   

I especially enjoyed to see the person behind the forum nickname!

Some really great footage you have there too! Did you take that yourself, or did you fly the mentioned student around?

The only squawk I have is that when you're talking, the voice is completely on the left ear, which is a bit irritating on headphones.

And admit it, how long did you spend in makeup until you resembled your avatar that well?! 

[tundra_flier]

Stef
Thanks!  I took all the airborn footage myself, though Qian edited it and sped it up.  I've been using a Drift HD170 action cam mounted on my strut and I'm using it on my helmet now too.  Search for Phil1671 or "Time to Fly" on youtube to see some more of my efforts.  Can't comment on the sound, seemed find out of my speakers.

And no make-up or photoshopping.  I'm really that good looking.   
Phil