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  • in reply to: Big tent thing at duxford??!?! #2081029
    BlueRobin
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    Yes I saw that when I flew in on Friday. (nice show by the Kitty)

    Helitech 23-25 Sept, erected by some firm from Rugby. http://www.helitech.co.uk/

    And why, in the midt of many great aircraft, do you slots always congregate around the odd visiting microlight? :p

    http://62.232.75.236/shuttle/kitty.jpg

    in reply to: North Weald BoB day Report #2081034
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    Might not be in focus but the shot is rather evocative 🙂

    http://www.avsoft.co.uk/shuttle/nwspit.jpg

    However, I had set the wrong white balance for a few of my shots. I’ve tried correcting with colour balance in PSP but to no avail. For example (my conveyance for the day)

    http://www.avsoft.co.uk/shuttle/toocool.jpg

    Help! What do I do to correct this problem?

    in reply to: Duxford get-together #2085142
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    Ashley, is this gig still on?

    in reply to: Raytheon scraps Beech Starship fleet! #401467
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    Originally posted by andrew_airbus
    I thought it looked fantastic. A space age shape. May there be many more to come

    Piaggo P180 Avanti. Close enough?

    http://www.piaggioaero.com/10/img_usr/show_case.jpg

    in reply to: Super Connie coming #2094529
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    Brag time. I landed at Manston whilst the Dutch Connie was waiting to depart. This was last September. Excellent views and one I shall cherish. You lot weren’t so priviliged. :p

    in reply to: Missing Post Black Hole #2094535
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    Originally posted by WebMaster
    An error occured in the Historic Aviation Forum and caused the loss of threads.

    Regards

    WebMaster

    Stop sounding like a machine!

    Time for a software update perhaps?

    in reply to: To be a Spitfire Pilot #2096568
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    Miles Master? Ahhh… http://www.rcaf.com/aircraft/database/master.htm

    http://www.constable.ca/MilesMaster.htm

    Another other intermediate types used besides the Master and Havard?

    in reply to: Local out of Denham by Cub #401721
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    Most of the aircraft based outdoors were Cessna and Pipers (spam). There’s was this Chippy though (and Clive, contrary to popular myth, there are fixed wings at Denham! );)
    Note Tower is distance.

    in reply to: Local out of Denham by Cub #401726
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    HEWI is spending some time outdoors due it’s home, the old “M” hangar, being dismantled. Hence we spend some time locking and tieing down.

    in reply to: Local out of Denham by Cub #401731
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    wait for it A330…!

    in reply to: Local out of Denham by Cub #401742
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    Yours truly in the passenger seat. Sunset on the Cub yellow canvas makes for good colouring.

    in reply to: Local out of Denham by Cub #401746
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    After about an hour’s wonder around the hills and valleys, we return back to Denham.

    in reply to: Local out of Denham by Cub #401751
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    As I said, some interesting countryside. Too busy to take snaps of this, but here’s one of the Prime Minister’s country residence Chequers.

    in reply to: Local out of Denham by Cub #401755
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    G-HEWI is a L4J with a C90 engine. Although G-INFO has it as a J3-65 (modified). The “greenhouse” windows are definately there so has to be military ergo L4.

    Here’s your pilot for today (in the back) Roger Preston and me in the front

    in reply to: LFAT last weekend #401919
    BlueRobin
    Participant

    Overnight is recommended. Esp for a long sunny weekend with Mrs P 😉

    Nah, I was just showing off. I understandably have very little photos of moi in a cockpit esp with the prop going.

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