Injured not wounded please.

The people who fought in WW2 did so for our freedom and security. Suggesting they did so we could have coloured in photos trivialises their endeavour.
I wasn’t debating wether we should have coloured in photos just the fact I don’t believe it adds anything. Much like coloured in old war movies. I prefer the black and white originals.
Colouring of black and white photos is not a new idea. You could purchase a photo with a small paint set which you coloured with your finger. I have one of my father serving on HMS Anson durin WW2.

Thanks for the info.
Is there a point at which a large scale r/c model is considered a real aircraft?
Or are they always just large models?

While on holiday on Scotland spotted a Civilian Huey Helicopter parked in the garden of a House near to Loch Lomond.
Anyone know what this aircraft is? Painted red and while (I think).

I visited Lashenden Battle of Britain airshow this year. In terms of the quantity of aircraft it rated quite low but for enjoyment, excellent weather, variety and some fabulous formation flying I thoroughly enjoyed it. You also had the museum and a ‘buzz’ I’ve not felt since biggin hill. Would definitely consider going again.
The problem with some of the bigger shows is they are a victim of their own success. Variety is the spice of airshow life.

13:06 pm two Apache Attack Helicopters over Fleet.

Well she isn’t the first Mustang to return to Duxford on a low loader.
I seem to recall Candyman Moose returning in a similar fashion many years ago.

Oh, okay. Just going on a previous comment that said it wasn’t making any noise and prop was windmilling.
Maybe it was loss of power rather then no power.