Hawker Sea Fury

I dont think this thread is going anywhere – locked.

Bruce

seeing as my mother died when i was only 2 years old, she did not have time to teach me anything.

ok so forget it, i always give thanks to those that help, those that act the prat i don’t even listen to.:mad:

I am sorry to hear that…..I just used a phrase that is always used…not specifically tailored to you and put a smiley…..I just thought a ‘Please’ would have been nice if you are asking for help.

I know all too well what frame station numbers are (the proper terminology :rolleyes:), but was confused by “fuselage station drawings”, hence the question to clarify, but the discussion didn’t get that far!

Lee
Station numbers are a way of finding specific points of a fuselage structure,station zero would normally be near the nose of the a/c at a fwd frame,stations are then a measurement aft of that datum in inches or mm.
Therefore a station drawing resembles a frame drawing but the markings are a measurement from the fwd datum.
Gosh its too early for tech stuff 😀

regards baz

i don’t even listen to.:mad:

Including those who ask genuine questions, such as my original (see above)? I asked what you meant, as your question simply didn’t make any sense.

seeing as my mother died when i was only 2 years old, she did not have time to teach me anything.

ok so forget it, i always give thanks to those that help, those that act the prat i don’t even listen to.:mad:

Quote ”…..and what’s the word that mummy taught us all to use?! – Tony”

Eh…….Louis !

Please 😀

Hawker Sea Fury

Quote ”…..and what’s the word that mummy taught us all to use?! – Tony”

Eh…….Louis !

hi all,

could someone let me have a scan of the fuselage station drawings for this aircraft, not bothered about size so long as the numbers are readable.

…..and what’s the word that mummy taught us all to use?!:)

hi all,

could someone let me have a scan of the fuselage station drawings for this aircraft, not bothered about size so long as the numbers are readable.

The what?:confused:

Thanks a lot for the info gents. It is duly noted!

T J Johansen

G-BCOV ex D-CACE August 1977

Hi

D-CACE ES3613 VZ302 sold als G-BCOV
D-CACO ES3615 VX281 sold as G-BCOW
D-CAFO ES8509 WG652 sold as G-BCKG
D-CAMI ES8502 VX300 sold as G-BCKH

Martin / Swiss Mustangs

Sea Fury N46990,ex G-BCKH and VX300 on it’s ferry flight through Prestwick on 19June 1977.

Thanks a lot Mark for the info. It would be BCOW and not BCOV? Also, I found another of the ex- German Furies while searching. Would you agree that it is G-BCKH as the photo caption says?

T J Johansen

Definitely G-BCOW in my log and confirmed by this website

http://www.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/registry/furyregistry/fury-vx281.html

Can’t help on the other Seafury – not really my specialist thing.

Mark

Thanks a lot Mark for the info. It would be BCOW and not BCOV? Also, I found another of the ex- German Furies while searching. Would you agree that it is G-BCKH as the photo caption says?

T J Johansen

Yep this is G-BCOW/VX281, Spencer’s two seater.

I have 10 minutes logged between Elstree and Leavesden – 5 April 1980

Mark

The photo on Airliners.net was accompanied by another from the other side, also given as G-FURY. The very next photo is of G-FURY in the familiar red/white colors. All photos are shot by the same photographer at Elstree in the late 70’s. I have just found another photo of #253. There the plane is identified as G-BCOV. Will try to upload the first photo again!

T J Johansen

can’t identify the particular seafury but it definitly isn’t G-FURY,
Greg