Who Was Victor Ochoan Inventor

My decade’s project is about Mexico in the 60s. I chose Victor Ochoa because he is an inventor from Mexico who invented the electric windmill in 1860s. Victor Ochoa was a man of many talents. He’s born in Mexico and lived there all his life. When he was alive he was a graphic designer, painter, inventor, and master muralist.
Victor Ochoa was born in 1850s in Ojinaja, Mexico. His mother’s name was Francisca Ochoa and his father’s name Juan Ochoa. He grew up on a small town because there wasn’t that much money to provide the homes and food for all the people back then.
Ochoa enjoyed school a lot, he was a very good student. When Ochoa was at junior high an incident took place at his school that affected Ochoa in many ways. In the school
Juan Ochoa had a large lumber mill in Fort Davis and a large stand of timber in the mountains. Then an ambush took place, Victor and his younger brother where traveling with their father as the ambush occurred. Searching for a place to stay because everywhere they would stay it would get torn or taken over they had to settle in the same place they stared, Ojinaja, Mexico. When Victor Ochoa grew of age and he was trying to find a place and money for his soon-to-be wife. Ochoa had to grow up knowing how to make food and provide food for his family. When Ochoa was younger he could either play with his siblings or play with things he found, he made a huge collection of things he would find that he would make things with. He has painted many portraits of himself and other people as an inspiration. He has invented a lot of things but three things have been very well-known. They are the clincher wrench, electric brake, and windmill.
One of his first inventions was an electric brake. It was invented in 1901. The electric brake was made for trains and street cars. When Ochoa made the electric brake he sold it to a company to make money. Ochoa had to use some of the money for his own personal life but most of the money went towards the workers and supplies. Ochoa had a lot more money to feed his family and to get food. The electric brake
He spent any spare time to think of new things to invent that people would love. He spent days and nights think about what new invention he was going to sell or use. On December, 17, 1904 the Ochoaplane was invented by International Airship Co. inspired by Victor Ochoa. The plane was not well made as the planes are today, the support of the plain was wood and nails. The inventor had been working on the plane for more than 15 years just to make it perfect for Ochoa and perfectly able to fly. After weeks of figuring out how to use it and making it work properly they got the plane to fly 5 feet off the floor. The plane did not fly with the sticks or buttons it had clockwork. After Ochoa tested the plane to see how it flew he knew that they had to get a new plane. The inventor started to build a new plane to work with. The machine he was trying to replicate was a bird. The body was shaped like a bird and the wings would be thick like a bird. The body of the plane was the heaviest and the wings were the lightest, which is because in order to fly the wings had to weigh a bit less than the body of the plane weighs. For months Ochoa and the inventor had studied on birds watched them fly take off and fly away. After a couple of months Ochoa and the inventor finished making the new and improved