A tun-dish?……
A who what?:confused:
In a related matter:
Lockheed made P38s in that hangar during WWII & later some kind of jet, I forget which. The hangar next door has 5 A3D’s parked outside belonging to Raytheon Flight Test.
I’ll take some more pics tomorrow, the former TFC Tigercat, a T28 & an Albatross are parked at the other end of the hangar….
Here is a pic of my Halifax: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=2441320
Ty Brown
[email]fockewulf37@ctc.net[/email]
Is that the *runway* behind you?
Nice mix of Imperial & Metric measurements.. LOL!!
Not today, but last Sunday:
DC2 in the circuit at Van Nuys 🙂
Yes, 2, not 3…
Even using the correct crane…
There’s one of those on the ramp at Van Nuys. It’s not officially owned by anyone & has been used by just about everyone on the field involved in warbirds at one time or another…. Saw it parked in front of some itty bitty Cessna last week…
I’ve heard that the problem’s been tracked down to the NOS bearings that were used. Hopefully the engines will last a little longer next time they’re fitted.
I recall a pic of a rather large bolt where it shouldn’t have been in one of the oil screens?
I think that was from the 2nd engine failure last year?
He now says:
It’s incorporated into the airframe, under the skin. Have a look at Squadron / Signal Publications’ P-47 Walk Around and P-47 in Combat.
Is he refering to the longerons? or possibly the exhaust run to the turbo?:confused:
Ok ok I know, how about Annual Servicing will start on Monday morning:p
🙂
Sounds a bit better…:p
so when the time came to strip the aircraft he decide to grind down the rivets along the wings in order to have a flush finish!
I was looking at a T6 recently that had a bunch of rivets on the wings sanded down during paint prep…
we are starting the winter service on Monday morning
Almost Summer…
Local school is named after Joe. Just happens to be on the same street I live on:
http://www.westside.k12.ca.us/jw/
From the school website:
The crash sites of the XB70 & the F104 are well known around here.
The guy that used to owner that aircraft (Charlie Beck) stuffed a P51 at (IIRC) Martlesham. There’s a picture of it hanging at Van Nuys airport.
Edwards AFB, AF Plant 42 & a few places that *don’t exist*
My kid earlier today:
Meanwhile outside, dad gets a bit oily…

The last time i went to Hendon about 6 months ago i did notice how dusty some aircraft are including the Lancaster and the German aircraft in the BofB hall, can dust have any detrimental effects on aircraft?
I remember about 20 years ago at Dx some very high ranking RAF bloke asking if the IWM intended to plant spuds in the dust on top of the Vulcan..