What ever is lying around in the truck stop / cafe, and then I only look at the pictures 🙂

I think the answer maybe some where in this –

In December 2006, India placed a contract with MiG to upgrade 63 of its older MiG-29 aircraft (which entered service between 1986 and 1996) to advance MiG-29 SMT standard.

The upgrade includes new Klimov RD-33 engines, avionics and radars. The initial batch of six MiG-29s is being upgraded in Russia as part of a $964m contract. These upgraded aircraft are expected to enter service by the end of 2011. The remaining MiG-29s will be overhauled in India using Russian components.

Russian Aircraft Corporation (RSK-MiG) selected Thales in April 2010 to upgrade the MiG-29 fighter deployed by the Indian Air Force as part of a $900m retrofit project. Thales will upgrade the MiG-29 fighter with IFF1 combined interrogator transponder (CIT) and cryptographic national secure mode (NSM).

Thales will deliver the initial building block of a complete secure identification capability to India in 2011. The first five MiG-29s will be upgraded and flight-tested in Russia and the other aircraft will be upgraded in India with Russian technical assistance.

http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/mig29/

Ben

I was at Doncaster as always 🙂

That Dakota take off shot is nice, when did you learn to pan 😀

A little more information on the construction from our favorite newspaper 🙂

Mr Palmer said: ‘Titanic II will be the ultimate in comfort and luxury with on-board gymnasiums and swimming pools, libraries, high class restaurants and luxury cabins.’
The only differences will be below the water line – the ship will be powered by diesel rather than coal and will include a bulbous bow for greater fuel efficiency, plus an enlarged rudder and bow thrusters for improved manoeuvrability.
It will have four smoke stacks like the coal-powered original, but they will be purely decorative.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2137300/Titanic-2-ship-Australian-billionaire-Clive-Palmer-commissions-21st-century-replica.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

I also read else where that the hull will be welded rather than riveted.

Ben

I may have told somebody when she was heading your way 🙂

Well if there are plans to build a second T2 its not going to happen anytime soon. The whole area has been turfed.
They do how ever have what looks like a bonfire in the carpark, which is going to be a hangAR for the WWI aircraft.