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06/12/10 - Here Ken Gulliford receives his traditional "Thank You Kiss" from Bill for building Bill's
"Top Flight P51 Mustang".
06/12/10 - Here's a shot of Bill's
"Top Fligh P51 Mustang"
in flight.
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THE HISTORY BEHIND THE TRADITIONAL KISS

The "Kiss" started when Ken Gulliford had helped Bill Herrmann construct and test fly a "Spitfire". After the test flight, Bill was so happy that he said "I could kiss you" and Ken said "put'er there" while offering his cheek. Thus began the tradition of Bill Herrmann giving Ken Gulliford a "Kiss" for helping him build and test fly his models.
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Here's a couple of pictures of Bill's "P-47 Thunderbolt" that Ken Gulliford assembled and test flew.
Here's a picture of Bill's
"Spitfire"
The start of the  "Kiss" tradition.
Here Bill shows off his
"Mosquito Bomber".
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