The father of one of my friends,who was an engine mechanic in RNoAF quite a bit ago told me that he had been witnessing a line of Spits parked outside being drained of all liquids, stripped of some parts,then a truck came with a few guys with blowtorches and they just cut the engine carriers right off,so the Merlins just plunged into the tarmac… The image in my mind thinking of it is horrifying! 😮

There is a 1/24th scale Mosquito kit on the market, have a look here:
http://www.heritageaviationmodelsltd.com/124_kits.htm
Check out the big Vulcan to on the page. Most scary is the 1/24th Lancaster, its huge.

Ollie,
Thanks for that. Now I just found my Christmas present.. 😀

Couldn’t be in better hands, in my opinion. What a stable that would be – 3xBf109G, Bf108, Me262…. 😀

Imagine the fly-by they could do… then you would really see a thing or two you haven’t seen before.. 😀

Huge? You could say that

http://www.heritageaviationmodelsltd.com/124_kits.htm

They also do a Mossie in that scale

A must-have. Where’s my credit card?? 😀

She wasn’t taking off,just look at the video… The old girl LEAPED into the air,eager to be where she wants to be! :D:D:D:D

His resemblance to Herr Stauffenberg is actually quite remarkable…especially with that somber look. 🙂 …I guess a must-see.

a sub bottom profiller that can look through 40 meters of silt

Interesting. Does this bit of kit tell you how far into the silt the target may be,too..? 🙂 And,does it handle sand/mud banks,too? There’s possibly a Halifax up here… almost with certainty silt covered,as the river feeding the lake in mention usually deposits quite a bit of material during the spring thaw… (although,from where it’s said to be it might be far enough away from the main depository of silt/sand/mud to only be lightly covered..)

Will a Hurrican do, taken by mi lad a couple of years back:D

Yet another awesome photo… 🙂 …but a FW or ME a little out in the distance coming in head on would make us get a view some had,but not all lived to tell about it…