Moggy, have you trawled airliners.net?
Also, what about that one of Tall Guy’s G-AXTA in front of the college at Shoreham?
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?p=615735#post615735
Not true, I complained about an auction where the seller had pinched the picture and text from my Sister-in-Law’s similar auction. Ebay pulled it.
Got a TrackIR 3 Pro off e-bay for £51.
Looking forward to its arrival 🙂
Hi Moggy, you said this on another thread –
“I’m only a half-hearted simmer”
Are you sure? 🙂
Why aren’t there any drip trays, or drips? 😉
Definitely a convertible…
I was confused by the Aircraft Profiles page on the Stormbirds site showing Tango Tango as a single-seater, with the two convertibles still ‘work in progress’. 🙂
It’s a new build aircraft and has interchangeable configuration…
I’m confused about this, I always thought they were having one of the convertibles, but the Stormbird site shows it to be a single-seater. :confused:
My Wife’s sister gave one of her kids a box of his favourite cereal… 🙁
My Wife’s sister gave one of her kids a box of his favourite cereal… 🙁
Here’s the image of the northern end of the Brooklands site. I’m not sure what’s going on here, there seem to be a couple of ghosts in the picture :confused:
There’s a new pic on airliners.net captioned as taken at Shoreham on 29/11, so it looks like it’s still a flyer!
While I am sad to hear this, it somehow seems right that he leaves us while still the master.
In my minds eye, I see him climbing away from his last display, up into the sunlit clouds, with a final roll in farewell before passing from sight.
It’s just south of Tangmere. If you type in ‘Merston’ on Multimap and zoom in, look just left of ‘Merston’ and just up from ‘Runcton’, you’ll see the perimeter track which is now a farm road. It shows up well on the aerial photo too.
The Daimler Benz Project B. Very very strange indeed. Produced a 1/72 scale kit of it some years ago and it was huge.
http://www.fantastic-plastic.com/DaimlerBenzProjectBPage.htm
Cheers
Phil
Reminds me of Spaceship One and White Knight for some reason 🙂
My favourite Luft ’46 design is the Junkers EF 132, looks quite viable to me.
Calling Janie on 135.475, what’s new?
I’m intrigued.
Safety com, launched in the Spring of this year on 135.475 is definitely not for air to air use. I am unaware of any other frequency innovations since then.
I await Janie’s bean-spilling with ill-concealed anticipation 🙂
Moggy
Me too, AIUI Safetycom is only for transmitting intentions, with no responses expected, not even a/g. Janie obviously has the inside track here… 😀