The Colt and I are back 🙂
Undertook the testing seven mile flight to Old Buck yesterday for the fly-in. (Though we took in Fersfield, Eye, Horham, Thorpe Abbotts, Shepherds Grove, Great Ashfield and Snetterton Heath on the way)
Amazing turnout of aircraft, we ate the place out of Mustang Burgers and many of the latecomers were reduced to Stearman Burgers as a substitute.
Took advantage of Lofty’s presence (He’s a professional photographer) to blag a few images of the Colt in action.
Moggy
By: mike currill - 29th July 2004 at 22:59
Yes of course, silly me. Still not enough, more please, I love those things.
By: Moggy C - 28th July 2004 at 23:48
Why not put some more pics of her on here?
I thought you’d never ask 😉
BTW in deference to the registration the aircraft is officially a ‘he’ rather than a ‘she’ 😀
Moggy
By: mike currill - 28th July 2004 at 21:31
Great pic Moggy. I’ll bet you thought all your birthdays had come at once when you got her back. Why not put some more pics of her on here? not enough flying milking stools around these days
By: Moggy C - 26th July 2004 at 09:53
Thanks guys.
The aircraft is 1/6th mine, shared with five other guys.
The tubes on the cowling are venturi that drive the gyro instruments.
r, the Colt went in for its STAR in early May and has been largely dismantled since then in the hands of the M3 engineers.
Chailey next 🙂
Moggy
By: Deano - 26th July 2004 at 00:50
thats his horns, so he can warn others hes in the air 
very nice shot tho Moggy and glad you have your bird back in one peice to enjoy 🙂
Dean
By: Arabella-Cox - 25th July 2004 at 22:50
Excellent shot Moggy, I’m delighted for you mate! 😀
By: Arabella-Cox - 25th July 2004 at 20:59
V nice !
Being a tad ignorant Moggy… what are the two tubes on the cowling for ?
Cheers
Al
By: landyman - 25th July 2004 at 20:26
Hi Moggy, cool pic, thanks for sharing it with us. nice looking aircraft too. yours?
Greg
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