The Grandpa Russ Layout Secrets Revealed!

To download the  FULL PLANS, WIRING DESCRIPTION, AND LAYOUT click HERE.

See the video:

The plans:

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!  I can be reached at tiller98@gmail.com  

I also love seeing your pictures and videos of layouts you have created.  Please email images to me!

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Flying Wakeboard on Kickstarter

I have finally launched a kickstarter campaign to try and build a flying wakeboard.  Check it out here:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/405387784/the-wake-wingtm

Now Selling High Quality Used Model Trains on eBay!

CoryCraft is now offering high quality used model trains for sale on eBay.  With an emphasis on Lionel's postwar years, I can bring you high quality train cars at low prices!  Check it out here:

CoryCraft trains on eBay

TV

I just finished doing an interview for the Weather Channel.  Hopefully they are going to use some of my video of Hurricane Ivan.  You can see a little bit of the video here:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2ACER_oEP0

Book Review

Check out the reviews of my new book at http://askdavid.com/reviews/book/sailing/3024.  It's a great site for authors too!

My First Book is Available!

I am pleased to announce Eye of the Storm is now available for purchase. Please click the link below to buy your own copy safely and securely today!

Get a copy now!

Description:

A man trying to reconnect with his parents on a sailing trip is caught in the path of a hurricane. At a remote Caribbean island, facing imminent shipwreck, the author finds himself struggling to survive inside the eye of the storm.

A true story.

Paperback.  184 pages.  By: Cory R. Lunn.  $19.95 USD

Excerpt:

“Hang on tight!” I shout over the roar of the storm.
The inflatable dinghy suddenly drops into the trough of a wave.  The crippled engine struggles to point the bow up the face of the next wave. It can barely push forward against the hurricane.  Glancing down, I see that the boat is nearly full of water. 

Eye of the Storm

Cory R. Lunn

$19.95