The reason I brought up the question of copyright is that due to my job I know several illustrators who do this kind of work for vehicle manufacturers. It can take months to produce one cutaway, for which the illustrators are paid quite large amounts for their work. I cannot conceive that having laid out so much money the manufacturers who commissioned and paid for the work will be happy to see it given away (without even being credited) on the Internet!
Sorry, but I think it was not such a good idea.

http://www.tornado-data.com/Production/prod.pdf

This Tornado production list shows that there were lots and lots of Tornados around by November 1984!

Isn’t there a copyright issue here?

Strange that those of you who are lucky enough to even have the opportunity to attend one of the world’s best flying displays bitch and moan as soon as it’s over. Do you realise that some of us would give our eye teeth to be there?
Incidentally, if a photo was taken of the raffleites (should that be Raphaelites) at the Red Lion, could someone please post a picture – I bet you enjoyed yourselves there at least!

Yes, Anna, spring-cleaning has commenced – some new IKEA furniture too!
Managed to assemble the TV table incorrectly and had to dismantle and start all over again, but that’s par for the course for IKEA (and I write and translate instruction books!!!)
Is that “No Guts No Glory” in picture 2?

Excellent – almost like being there myself!
Many thanks for sharing.

I would dearly like to be there but must settle for Reno in September instead – hence I’m working now to save up for that trip.