It’s an N3N, isn’t it? I can’t recall the maker’s name or proper designation (Fleet??) but I’m about 80% certain that’s what it is.

Ah i saw mention of a N3N in Aircraft magazine last night,an interesting piece on the french Salis family and La Ferte Alais.

A 1959 Hitchcock classic starring the great Cary Grant…timeless viewing

Good film! Now whats the plane in the poster?

Watched Mall Cop last night. Not half as good as the trailer makes it out to be! Should have made it a 15 instead of PGing it-too tame. Could have been really funny but was just OK

“Airshow” by Graham Hurley, a month by month account of the 1998 Riat
Air Tattoo, all you Riat knockers should read it:diablo:

May i ask what Riat is?

Perhaps Hubbard’s rather odd beliefs and his Scientology “religion” didn’t do him many favours? 😀

I was given one of his books (the previous owner having dismissed it as “crap”), and found myself rather liking it… I bought the entire series.
As you may have guessed, I pay very little attention to reviews! 😀

Don

Yea i don’t listen to reviews either,especially films,but when you got a bunch of SF connoseurs all saying those books are crap regardless of the scientology thing you get to thinking there’s something in it. If i come across the first book in a library I will read it for myself,but the whole premise,a SF detective story ,doesn’t appeal to me. The only book of that type I enjoyed was Asimov’s Caves of Steel and Naked Sun.

You may also like L. Ron Hubbard’s “Mission Earth” series. They are what the author describes as “satyrical science fiction”. There are 10 books in all.
I’m not sure if they are still in print, but they are worth looking out for.

Don

Hmmm Mr Hubbard is not held in high regard on a Science Fiction forum I’m on. In fact that book is listed in a recent ‘Worst ever SF book’ thread there,with quite a few listing it.