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G-BOAD in NYC

Right, don’t ever say I never gave you guys anything 😀

Went to New York this week, and had to go and see the USS Intrepid Museum. Got an up-close and personal look at the Concorde on display, former BA bird G-BOAD. Thought you guys might like some pictures, so here they are!

Also picked up a little box with two Corgi diecast Concordes, G-BOAA and G-BOAC, in what appears to be 1/400 scale. Nice job done given the small size, I think. Got a 4-hour Concorde DVD as well, which I’ll probably watch here shortly. Lastly, picked up Kev Darling’s book on Concorde, which, although it had a number of inconsistencies and errors in the Tu-144 section (said section being the real reason I picked it up, sue me 😀 ), is a really great tribute to Concorde. A really great read, I was up late reading it at the hotel. Easy to read and informative, this guy knows what he’s doing and is definitely in the right job.

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By: mmitch - 24th July 2005 at 14:36

Wish those engine inlets were covered in. Sea air and Sea birds will not do the internals any good.
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By: Airline owner - 23rd July 2005 at 11:30

Nice Concorde shots. I miss seeing Concorde fly our skies

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By: BHXlocal - 23rd July 2005 at 11:00

ell said Steve….i fell exactly the smae. It should be in the air where it belongs.
Great pics

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By: steve rowell - 23rd July 2005 at 06:41

It just doesn’t seem right, seeing this marvelous piece of twentieth century technology, tethered to the Earth

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