Congratulations on your new position with Embry Riddle. I'd like to thank you on behalf of myself and all the other viewers for your dedication to aircraft preservation and restoration. You will be sorely missed, as evidenced by the BF 108 project being put on hold.
Well said. And to re-iterate "You will be sorely missed........", just can't be emphasised enough. But to think that many 'Paul trained' aircraft engineers will be a new generation of future maintainers and possibly some of those will get into restoration, has a silver lining, we hope.
Clear skies ahead, Paul. Best of luck in your new profession; I'm sure your students will be greatly impacted by your experience with Kermit and company.
Best part of this channel are your updates. Your loss here to Weeks will be the entire restoration communities gain and who knows...one of your pupils might show up here one day.
Best of luck Paul! Your students are very lucky to get an instructor with all of your experience. I hope the BF 108 project doesn't get stalled for too long.
Hi Paul . We're all going to miss you and no one more so than Kermit . But we all know that it takes a special person to teach their skills to others and Paul , you have that skill. And deep down Kermit knows that aviation needs people like yourself . But l'm sure it was with a heavy heart when you both said "au revoire " . ...Congtratulations !
Weeks is going to have a job finding an articulate presenter who's also a mechanical wizard. Let's hope it's soon, so we can see more of the world's best Bf-108 being assembled. Still, it's good to know that Paul's skills are going to be passed on to new generations of engineers to "Keep 'em Flying". The students will no doubt hear a lot of war stories to supplement their formal knowledge and ground it in reality.
My 7 year old son and I have really enjoyed watching your videos on these restorations for the last few years. It’s has been great time experiencing and discussing these videos with him. I really hope you make a lot more videos in the future. Godspeed and good luck to you on your new adventures in life.
Oh nooooo! That's what I was afraid your announcement was going to be. That's great for you and awful for us LOL! I'll REALLY miss watching you talk about your work, Paul.
Well Paul, sad news but good news. Thanks for sharing all those sweet moments of your restauration projects among all others on that beautifull team of F.O.F. Best wishes from Portugal
Thanks Paul for your smiling face on the updates you have presented. You will be greatly missed but it’s really gratifying knowing that you’ll passing your knowledge and experience to a younger generation. All the best wishes for your future. 🐻
Great move Paul. What a terrific opportunity for the present and future students at Embry. I always looked forward to your Restoration Segments for Kermit. You will make a great teacher. Best Wishes.
Congratulations Paul. When this restoration project started, you inspired me to become an A&P mechanic. It's been a long road, but after putting myself through my local community college, earning my degree and mechanic's cert, I've been a mechanic for a couple years now. Now, I'm also working at Embry Riddle at their sister campus in Arizona! Wishing you the best of luck, and hoping I can go out to Florida someday to meet you. Keep on inspiring, Paul!
I have been watching your informative Bf-108 updates from Australia since the very start of the project. You make all things discussed easy to understand and interesting and I have no doubt you will excel in your chosen new career. All the very best and thank you for the many hours of wonderful restoration updates.
Thanks for the update Paul - so good to see more progress - much painstaking and patient work. 34 years with Kermit!! Wow - well, Paul very best of luck with what sounds a very exciting future.
sweet! I was just thinking about this plane. its been a while. excellent! there is absolutely no more noble action than teaching. wait no you have to finish the 108 first lol.
Sad to see Paul leaving, as he was the best to explain the complex restoration work. But this talent will surely be even more useful for the students. Best luck Paul, I hope that you can start some restoration oriented courses.
Good luck in your new position you will be missed it's one of those things you have to do in life and great that you will pass on your skills to young people a great legacy to leave well done Paul..
I am going to miss seeing you on these videos! You will be missed, but it is great that you get to inspire another generation. Good luck in your new position.
Very sad to hear you're leaving! I have enjoyed following your works, watching you build a plane from junk with Jesse James and we even met in person at the final Roundup in Ohio back in 07. You were kind, entertained my many questions and I thank you for all you do! Very best wishes to you! The world needs more teachers like you! 💙🍻
Holy cow, Paul. Best wishes in your new endevore. You have been such a big part of the weeks collection for so long it's hard to process your departure. I hope to see your 108 project continue again in some new hands before too long. You will make an excellent educator. You have been teaching us all for years already. Thank you sir.
👍👍 .. and best of luck in your future job, Paul .. hopefully we will still see you from time to time at Kermit's .. you can't leave just like that without finishing this unique project 😉✌
Congratulations on your new position Paul. I wish you a great time there and hope it brings you everything you are hoping for. You will be missed here a big bunch (and no doubt at Weeks as well). Loved your work and your update videos a lot. All the best!
I’ve really enjoyed your videos on the restoration of the Bf.108 - they are an invaluable insight into restoring a heritage aicraft (I’m a student aircraft engineer in NZ with the goal of working on warbirds) - but I never expected one of your videos to bring me to tears. ERAU is so lucky to have you. Good luck on your new adventure: I am so jealous of your students!!
Congrats Paul. There's hardly anything more important that I could think of that you could do with your knowledge than to pass it on to the next generation. Good luck and I hope you enjoy that portion of your career as much as you've enjoyed it up to now.
Thank you Paul for your significant efforts and passion to restore warbirds. Embry Riddle are very lucky to get you. I sincerely hope you are able to establish a specialised restoration program to pass on and train the next generation of engineers. What a great adventure awaits. 👏👏
Oh, no! Bitter sweet. The years! Wishing you the best at ER! The students are going to be so fortunate for having you as their instructor. Next thing, ER will be building a new wing for the program!
Great opportunity and wish you the best. Glad to hear you will still stay connect and active with Warbirds and Kermit - but teaching others to preserve and maintain is awesome. Wealth of knowledge now being passed on. Good luck!
Good luck on the new job, but this was my favourite project and it's now on hold! Seriously I have really been enjoying Paul's work on this wonderful project and the school are blessed to be having him join the staff.
Great idea with your move to teaching. Share the knowledge that is being forgotten everyday as people get older and pass on. You have a lot to share and plenty of time to it. Hope there are enough young folks that want to learn. Being almost 70 I still learn new ways, and old, of doing things.
Oh no Paul.....I really looked forward to any of your videos!! Your such an informative guy. Always enjoyed your style. Good luck to you in your new job. May God bless you
Congrats for Paul -- not for leaving Weeks but for sharing of the skills and knowledge to the next generation of enthusiasts who will walk in his footsteps. Hopefully a course or two can be created to make sure there is another generation who can take to maintain, service and repair the great vintage warbirds we all have a passion for. Hopefully one day a fun Kermit project ends up at Emery Riddle as a credit earned practicum course for the students who will do the restoration work with the supervision of yourself.
We'll...don't know what to say. I've waited SO long for this update, but it just feels like Paul IS the 108. I'm sure it will be in good hands and I am happy for Paul and this great opportunity.
Thanks and best wishes on your new teaching gig. Both you and the school and you are winning on this move. Hopefully your students will return to Weeks and help to finish the many great projects that are awaiting their turn!
Congrats Paul. Thanks for passing on your priceless knowledge to the next generation. All the best mate.
What Cameron said. I have loved my time with you Paul.
Congratulations on your new position with Embry Riddle. I'd like to thank you on behalf of myself and all the other viewers for your dedication to aircraft preservation and restoration. You will be sorely missed, as evidenced by the BF 108 project being put on hold.
Wow... I was literally just wondering how long he was going to be doing this work - must have been psychic lol.
Well said. And to re-iterate "You will be sorely missed........", just can't be emphasised enough. But to think that many 'Paul trained' aircraft engineers will be a new generation of future maintainers and possibly some of those will get into restoration, has a silver lining, we hope.
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Who lid looking after the BF108 now?
Clear skies ahead, Paul. Best of luck in your new profession; I'm sure your students will be greatly impacted by your experience with Kermit and company.
I wish you much luck Paul, those students sure will have a great teacher!
Thanks Paul, your knowledge, passion, and enthusiasm will be missed!
I admire people who undertake such prodigiously complex task as restoring antique aircraft.
What a nice guy! Good luck Paul
Gonna miss you Rock Star! Good luck with the new adventure.
Lucky students! Congrats Paul, Best wishes.
Sad to see Paul leaving. He was a great presenter as well as a great plane restorer. Please, continue the restoration of a Bf 108 as soon as possible
Best part of this channel are your updates. Your loss here to Weeks will be the entire restoration communities gain and who knows...one of your pupils might show up here one day.
I'm really gonna miss your restoration updates, but it's great that you'll be able to pass on your knowledge. Good luck and all the best to you!
Thank you Paul,for your service!!-you will be an "ornament"to the lucky,people,you serve,in your on-going journey !-you-will-be-missed !
Best of luck Paul! Your students are very lucky to get an instructor with all of your experience. I hope the BF 108 project doesn't get stalled for too long.
Hi Paul . We're all going to miss you and no one more so than Kermit . But we all know that it takes a special person to teach their skills to others and Paul , you have that skill. And deep down Kermit knows that aviation needs people like yourself . But l'm sure it was with a heavy heart when you both said "au revoire " . ...Congtratulations !
Going a little deep there huh?
You're an absolute star, Paul! The students at ER are very lucky to have you!
Congratulations and best wishes from the UK
Good on you Paul! 👏👏👏
All the best, you deserve it! 👍😃
Weeks is going to have a job finding an articulate presenter who's also a mechanical wizard. Let's hope it's soon, so we can see more of the world's best Bf-108 being assembled.
Still, it's good to know that Paul's skills are going to be passed on to new generations of engineers to "Keep 'em Flying". The students will no doubt hear a lot of war stories to supplement their formal knowledge and ground it in reality.
Sad and happy at the same time! Good luck Paul! I do think you have a great idea with your new curriculum plans!
Sorry to see you leaving but you are the perfect candidate for an instructor. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you for all the update videos to all involved!
A change of scenery is good for the mind Paul Thank you.
All the very best for your new role Paul - and thanks for the great 108 series!
My 7 year old son and I have really enjoyed watching your videos on these restorations for the last few years. It’s has been great time experiencing and discussing these videos with him. I really hope you make a lot more videos in the future. Godspeed and good luck to you on your new adventures in life.
Thanks from England + it's the right thing for you to be able to pass on your knowledge to the next generation.
Thank you very much for all your contributions and congrats in your new endeavor, you'll be missed.
Good luck in your new career Paul, will miss your videos on the 108 as well as your expert workmanship, a true craftsman.
Congrats Paul. Sad to see you leave but happy for your next leg. Clear skies!
Oh nooooo! That's what I was afraid your announcement was going to be. That's great for you and awful for us LOL!
I'll REALLY miss watching you talk about your work, Paul.
Wow, I'm gonna miss this guy. Good luck, Paul!
We will miss you Paul!! Your part of the channel has always been my favorite.
Well Paul, sad news but good news. Thanks for sharing all those sweet moments of your restauration projects among all others on that beautifull team of F.O.F. Best wishes from Portugal
Sorry to hear your leaving, really enjoyed your videos. Good look in your new job 👍👍👍
You will be missed. Your presentations are always informative and interesting. Best of luck to you in the future. Thanks Paul
Wow. Good luck Paul. Sometimes ya just gotta do what you gotta do!
Thanks Paul for your smiling face on the updates you have presented. You will be greatly missed but it’s really gratifying knowing that you’ll passing your knowledge and experience to a younger generation. All the best wishes for your future. 🐻
Your presentations are awesome and I think your gonna be great educator. Good luck and we'll miss you
Great move Paul. What a terrific opportunity for the present and future students at Embry. I always looked forward to your Restoration Segments for Kermit. You will make a great teacher. Best Wishes.
Paul, Big respect Bro, from the heart
Good luck in your future project, have fun, you will be missed mate 👍😎👍
Congratulations Paul. When this restoration project started, you inspired me to become an A&P mechanic. It's been a long road, but after putting myself through my local community college, earning my degree and mechanic's cert, I've been a mechanic for a couple years now. Now, I'm also working at Embry Riddle at their sister campus in Arizona! Wishing you the best of luck, and hoping I can go out to Florida someday to meet you.
Keep on inspiring, Paul!
Wow, You brought me so much enjoyment with your updates!!! The way you presented them was great! Thanks and all the best.
I have been watching your informative Bf-108 updates from Australia since the very start of the project. You make all things discussed easy to understand and interesting and I have no doubt you will excel in your chosen new career. All the very best and thank you for the many hours of wonderful restoration updates.
Good for you. God bless.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Well done sir. Congratulations and best of luck in your new career. Peaceful skies and favorable winds.
Thank you Paul for your videos and content and sharing your knowledge with us. You will be missed. Good luck with your future endeavors.
Paul I have enjoyed your presentation and knowledge. Cheers
😮 I for one are going to miss your presentations but best of luck to your new adventure. Keep up the great work, Paul you’re awesome.
A great loss, but we need good restorers in the future. The best luck on the next chapter in your life Paul.
Thanks for sharing about Arsenal 45, that's amazingly helpful.
Good luck Paul! Thanks for all you’ve done.
Gonna miss you Paul! Good luck, you will continue to inspire 👍
Thanks for the update Paul - so good to see more progress - much painstaking and patient work.
34 years with Kermit!! Wow - well, Paul very best of luck with what sounds a very exciting future.
Life goes on, but I always looked forward to the 108 updates, right up there with Tally Ho. C'est la vie.
sweet! I was just thinking about this plane. its been a while.
excellent! there is absolutely no more noble action than teaching. wait no you have to finish the 108 first lol.
Sad to see Paul leaving, as he was the best to explain the complex restoration work. But this talent will surely be even more useful for the students. Best luck Paul, I hope that you can start some restoration oriented courses.
Sorry you are leaving Paul - enjoyed your updates! Best of luck, ER are getting a top notch instructor!
Good luck in your new position you will be missed it's one of those things you have to do in life and great that you will pass on your skills to young people a great legacy to leave well done Paul..
I am going to miss seeing you on these videos! You will be missed, but it is great that you get to inspire another generation. Good luck in your new position.
Very sad to hear you're leaving! I have enjoyed following your works, watching you build a plane from junk with Jesse James and we even met in person at the final Roundup in Ohio back in 07. You were kind, entertained my many questions and I thank you for all you do! Very best wishes to you! The world needs more teachers like you! 💙🍻
Paul, thank you for all of your videos. I very much enjoyed following your progress with the BF108.
So sorry to see you go. All the very best for you in your new venture. Rgardas Al.
Thanks for all the great videos. You have a very pleasing presence, which will serve your new students well. I wish you all the best.
Holy cow, Paul. Best wishes in your new endevore.
You have been such a big part of the weeks collection for so long it's hard to process your departure.
I hope to see your 108 project continue again in some new hands before too long.
You will make an excellent educator. You have been teaching us all for years already.
Thank you sir.
You guys sure do good work. You will make a great instructed.
All the best to you Paul! You'll be missed, but please keep us in the loop and change some lives at E R ! Thanks for the memories.
👍👍 .. and best of luck in your future job, Paul .. hopefully we will still see you from time to time at Kermit's .. you can't leave just like that without finishing this unique project 😉✌
Mr. Paul.....happy continuation.....pass on your passion and knowledge. The industry and our segment (old crap) really needs it...cheers from Canada
I am sooooo late getting caught up with this fantastic project. Ugh! Will miss Paul a lot. His updates were so well done and wish him luck at Embry!
All the best Paul in your new venture. You will be missed
Congratulations on your new position Paul. I wish you a great time there and hope it brings you everything you are hoping for. You will be missed here a big bunch (and no doubt at Weeks as well). Loved your work and your update videos a lot. All the best!
Good luck Paul, I for one will miss these updates on this aircraft. I wish you great success in your career at Embry Riddle.
Congratulations Paul. Really enjoyed these videos.
I’ve really enjoyed your videos on the restoration of the Bf.108 - they are an invaluable insight into restoring a heritage aicraft (I’m a student aircraft engineer in NZ with the goal of working on warbirds) - but I never expected one of your videos to bring me to tears. ERAU is so lucky to have you. Good luck on your new adventure: I am so jealous of your students!!
Congrats Paul. There's hardly anything more important that I could think of that you could do with your knowledge than to pass it on to the next generation. Good luck and I hope you enjoy that portion of your career as much as you've enjoyed it up to now.
Good luck Paul! Thank you for your wonderful videos, I've really enjoyed them and all the things I've learnt from them. ❤
Thank you Paul for your significant efforts and passion to restore warbirds. Embry Riddle are very lucky to get you. I sincerely hope you are able to establish a specialised restoration program to pass on and train the next generation of engineers. What a great adventure awaits. 👏👏
Oh, no! Bitter sweet. The years! Wishing you the best at ER! The students are going to be so fortunate for having you as their instructor. Next thing, ER will be building a new wing for the program!
Good luck and godspeed Paul. You've been a jewel and I've really enjoyed your presentations! Congratulations.
Beautiful work Paul! And best of luck in your new endeavor. The school is blessed to have you.
Great opportunity and wish you the best. Glad to hear you will still stay connect and active with Warbirds and Kermit - but teaching others to preserve and maintain is awesome. Wealth of knowledge now being passed on. Good luck!
i have no words. best of luck, Paul and thanks for your knowledge and wisdom. (well i guess i had a few words)
Thanks for sharing!!!👍👍👍
Good luck on the new job, but this was my favourite project and it's now on hold! Seriously I have really been enjoying Paul's work on this wonderful project and the school are blessed to be having him join the staff.
Outstanding video and presentation. Best of luck in your new adventure Paul. God Bless!
Great idea with your move to teaching. Share the knowledge that is being forgotten everyday as people get older and pass on. You have a lot to share and plenty of time to it. Hope there are enough young folks that want to learn. Being almost 70 I still learn new ways, and old, of doing things.
I will miss your fine explanation of the ongoing projects GOOD LUCK glad for you professor
Oh no Paul.....I really looked forward to any of your videos!! Your such an informative guy. Always enjoyed your style. Good luck to you in your new job. May God bless you
Best of luck in your new job Paul - it's been a pleasure to watch your videos.
Congrats for Paul -- not for leaving Weeks but for sharing of the skills and knowledge to the next generation of enthusiasts who will walk in his footsteps. Hopefully a course or two can be created to make sure there is another generation who can take to maintain, service and repair the great vintage warbirds we all have a passion for.
Hopefully one day a fun Kermit project ends up at Emery Riddle as a credit earned practicum course for the students who will do the restoration work with the supervision of yourself.
We'll...don't know what to say. I've waited SO long for this update, but it just feels like Paul IS the 108. I'm sure it will be in good hands and I am happy for Paul and this great opportunity.
You'll be missed man. Hope it all works out for you.👍 I kinda' thought the FOF deal would be a better gig, but WTF do I know.
I have been watching the 108 restoration since 2018. Great job. Thanks for all the great videos. Congrats for the new position
Congratulations Paul!!!! Hope see you soon in a special episode :)
Best wishes from Germany!
From one Paul to another...one door closes...another opens. burst humbly through it! Fair winds! Thank you!
Good luck in your new job Paul, really enjoyed watching you work
Congratulations on the new job and we will miss you in future vids
Thanks and best wishes on your new teaching gig. Both you and the school and you are winning on this move. Hopefully your students will return to Weeks and help to finish the many great projects that are awaiting their turn!