Jack McCloy, the lead maintenance mechanic working on Kermit Week's vintage aircraft at Fantasy of Flight, gives an overview of the planes he is currently working on, to get flight ready. This all follows Kermit's wishes to have more planes flying in 2020, as he marches forward toward ACT III. | Kermit Weeks

14K views · 316 reactions | OK Gang, here's a quick tease of another "unboxing" video we put together! As you can see, there is a lot of work just to get planes to where I can actually do a flying "Kermie Cam" and here's part of the process! The full clip can be seen at - https://youtu.be/YJkiL7MoEmo | Kermit Weeks | Facebook

OK, Gang, here’s a fun visit from an old friend I began dealing with back in the mid-1970s when I was building the Weeks Special! Gerd Muhlbauer sold me the first EVER Hoffman constant-speed propellor to be imported into the United States, which began a long friendly relationship. Gerd later started MT Propeller and recently visited Fantasy of Flight, where we reminisced about the good old days and checked out a few planes in the process! | Kermit Weeks

11K views · 809 reactions | OK, Gang, here’s Part 2 of 3 of when Richard Grace came over recently from England to discuss what it would take to move the Tempest V project forward. There is a lot of great information about the Napier Sabre engine, so pour yourself a drink, sit back, and enjoy! | Kermit Weeks | Facebook

Fantasy of Flight's new "Museum Lite" will have seasonal openings through the year. Check the Fantasy of Flight website calendar for open dates. During its seasonal openings, this smaller, light version of Fantasy of Flight will be open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Admission will be: $15.00 Adults, $12.00 Seniors and $10.00 for Kids. | Kermit Weeks

In this Video from the Vault, here's Part 2 of my visit to Paul Allen's Flying Heritage Museum. Have any of you visited? | Kermit Weeks