GreMir Models Super Corsair Mr Hyde

[GreMir]

Will Aldridge introduces his third Super Corsair model:

This model is a combination of features as seen on the Bud “Super Corsair” which was originally an F4U-4 airframe fitted with a R-4360 engine and the designers own fanciful imaginings of what an original Super Corsair would look like if it were modified for racing.
There are no separate control surfaces, no engine, and the canopy cannot be displayed in the open position. The cockpit and landing gear were left in the kit.

More information http://www.gremirmodels.com/mr__hyde.htm

[Sakrison]

The April 2008 issue of AOPA PILOT magazine has a nice article (with lots of pictures) on the Super Corsair #57. AOPA (Aircraft Owners & Pilots Ass'n) members can access the article online at www.aopa.org/pilot/ (http://www.aopa.org/pilot/). The rest of you might find it the public library or the local airport.

[Willja67]

I saw the article and have checked the warbirdresource group to see if I could find the answer to this question and was unable to find anything conclusive so I'll ask here.

When Walt Soplata sold #74 to the Crawford Museum it was with the stipulation that it never fly. It has since been sold to someone else and I'm wondering if that still holds?