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  • in reply to: Yes, but is it Art ? #1965326
    EN830
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    Sorry none of you are pretentious enough to be an artist of the same calibre as me. You don’t see the colour, the depth, the meaning, the lack of noodles.

    in reply to: Yes, but is it Art ? #1965364
    EN830
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    0207 887 8000

    in reply to: Yes, but is it Art ? #1965372
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    Desk by en830

    I’m an artist and I never even knew.

    My latest creation:- Desk.

    It’s an indictment of the work I have to do today, and the short time that I have to eat lunch

    Oh by the way it was Red Thai Chicken today

    in reply to: Yes, but is it Art ? #1965393
    EN830
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    I didn’t see a case, just a load of rubbish πŸ˜€

    in reply to: Battle of Britain Mystery Object… #1605322
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    Walrus possibly side hatch or forward hatch ????

    Drat Stormbird beat me to it.

    Obvious really considering Mr Tweedy’s fondness for the type.

    in reply to: Battle of Britain Mystery Object… #1605509
    EN830
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    You are not making this easy JDK

    in reply to: Battle of Britain Mystery Object… #1605522
    EN830
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    No idea – but to start the bidding – Blenheim, possibly an escape hatch.

    in reply to: Funniest Briton? #1965651
    EN830
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    Snapper, the guy makes me laugh, but there again he’s not totally British being part Albanian, biscuit and goat.

    in reply to: Blenheim downed by Spitfire? #1605727
    EN830
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    The same happend with Beaufighters, I know of one incident where a 604 Sqn Beau shot down a 600 Sqn Beau in mid 1941. The pilot of the 604 Sqn aircraft was quoted as saying “I thought it was a Beaufighter” !!!!!

    in reply to: Happy Birthday Herk…. #1606814
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    I remember being given the job of packing the butty boxes for the Spacey’s on the camp I did at Lyneham in the late 1970’s, they weren’t too impressed with the extra bits. The flying was good though 5 flights in total two backwards in VC10’s from Brize and the other 3 without hearing in the back of a fat albert. This was the year before the first one went back to Lockheed to be stretched. which we flew in, if I remember right it was XV223, I know that I have it my ATC log at home.

    in reply to: Happy Birthday Herk…. #1607127
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    I still don’t understand why even though the RAF has scrapped some, not one is being preserved in this country. πŸ™
    mmitch.

    Has the RAF scrapped some of them, I thought they were exchanged for the newer version and being refurbished by Marshalls at Cambridge.

    in reply to: HAC Pilots – very, very close formation.. #1608498
    EN830
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    Is nobody else going to say the obvious……..?

    “I’m a little teapot……”

    No, you’re just a little …………

    in reply to: HAC Pilots – very, very close formation.. #1608501
    EN830
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    If it were, wouldn’t you pick much more photogenic models than messers Denney and Cook ?

    in reply to: HAC Pilots – very, very close formation.. #1608541
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    It looks like Howard has lost his roll of carpet πŸ˜€

    However I would dispute the markings on that particular aircraft, are they authentic ?????

    in reply to: Rougham pictures Sun 22nd #1608710
    EN830
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    Nice to see the HAC Hurricane back to full health.

    You beat me to it Mike.

    Great photo’s as always.

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