Did anyone see Nick Engler?

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Did anyone see Nick Engler?

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There was a program on the Military Channel tonight about the group rebuilding the Wright Brothers' airplane. I didn't get to see it, but I'm guessing Nick would have been on there. Did anyone catch it??
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I watched it and looked for him but didn't see him. He wasn't mentioned in the credits either unless I missed it.
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Last time I saw Nick was in a video that was shown at the Wright Bros. visitor's center in Kitty Hawk during a vacation trip.
He is a guy that is really missed around here!!!!:(
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I agree that we miss Nick BUT

do we miss having the Sawdust Sessions just as much as we miss Nick?

I do! I used to really look forward to that Saturday morning when I could log on and get a 1 hour dose of sawdust. The live sessions, along with the chat room, were great.

The only thing that would have been better would have been to have a live video session (utube like session) where we could see who was in the chat room.

If something of this nature could be brought back with an admission fee, would anyone watch them?

What if the admission fee was an online order for something (anything) from Shopsmith?
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Last time I checked, Nick is working with the Wright glider, the predecessor to the flyer. I believe he is making the rounds talking with school groups.
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The above-mentioned show about the Wright Bros. featured a different group involved with studying that part of history. The program that featured Nick was made several years ago and was shown on PBS.
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woodburner wrote:The above-mentioned show about the Wright Bros. featured a different group involved with studying that part of history. The program that featured Nick was made several years ago and was shown on PBS.
Yes, but I believe Nick is involved on an ongoing basis. I would not be surprised to see Nick at any Wright Brothers activity.
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