You should have seen this Hampden when it was pulled from Approx 600 feet of water back in the seventies or eightys. These guys have done a fantastic job. It sat there for around 40 years, air still in tires and markings still readable.
But…apparently it was damaged a few years ago from snow weight after a huge snow storm. Hopefully they can get it back to where it was.

Radial Mossie?

Mark, are those photos for real? or is this a “fool Someone like me”?
If real what engines were used?
The aircraft looks kind of neat with the round engines.

Thanks

Warren

Great Video but questions

Fantastic to see another in the air. Great video. Like the camera mounted on the vertical stabilizer.
Questions though; the flaps appear to be partially down. Is this usual?
And at times there appears to be white smoke coming from the port wing root. Again, is this usual?

Thank you

“she sure was naking a hard job of getting were she was going !”

This has just reminded me of something I heared over here (East Yorkshire) this afternoon. i never saw it, but wondered if it may have been a Russian caro aircraft.

It could have been an Electra mail flight.

Maybe, just Maybe the Electra purchased by Buffalo Air from Atlantic Air headed for Yellowknife. Apparently this weeks Ice Pilots has some more on this aircraft being prepared for the ferry flight. At least thats what the TV guide shows for here in Canada.

Warren

Porsche pics

Mattias, hello from west coast of Canada. While I am a warbird nut I am also a Porsche nut. Can you show some pictures of that beautiful little cabriolet that sometimes show up in the background. In my misspent youth I had a ’58 coupe for awhile and I still miss it.

Thanks

Warren

Sorry Stepwilk but I found your responses to be insulting at the least. Not everybody may have your internet savvy or would be thinking the same as you when making simple inquiries, which I personally feel is one of the purposes of this forum. EDUCATION..

Warren