Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

Built in 1986, this nifty homebuilt has been preserved at NEAM since 1993.

The first aircraft to bear this N-number was this nifty experimental sailplane, now on display at the New England Air Museum.

This experimental Kaman bears the maker's coaxial rotor design.

This dolphin-like 1982 Quickie was hangin' out (literally!) at the New England Air Museum.

This neat little homebuilt aircraft flies among the rafters at the New England Air Museum.

Cool experimental baloon built in 2002 lifts its one-man payload.

This highly unusual experimental rotorcraft, built in 1962, is framed by the peeling underbelly of a Martin 202 at the Aviation Hall of Fame of New Jersey.

Here's a cool little homebuilt aircraft, no doubt inspired by Bill Piper's Cub.

This unusual glider, built in 1969, now resides at the Rhinebeck Aerodrome Museum.