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  • in reply to: F-4J Phantom Simulator #964180
    TwinOtter23
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    They look really good! 🙂

    Oh what if NAM had been able to do something ‘sim’ilar with its F4 cockpit CIM – as was originally planned, when it was acquired from RAF Wattisham. 🙁

    You can catch a brief glimpse of NAM’s example in here!

    in reply to: Cockpit-Fest USA #966004
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    From what I have been told about the ‘private photo shoot’ at NAM in September 2010 surpassed both of those photos, you just have to pick your day!! 😉

    in reply to: Cockpit-Fest USA #966025
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    😀 You just need to be ‘in the circle’ to know, which days to visit NAM! 😉

    Some great photos coming up on here!!

    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    🙂 I prefer ‘informative’ – shameless would be if people on here could vote for the NAM entry!! 😉

    Once again, well done for ‘two years running’.

    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    Congratulations TT and everyone at Sywell – fingers crossed that we also may have similar success soon! 🙂

    in reply to: Interactive Display – Counting Them Home #966313
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    Some additional dates / venues have now been added to the Counting Them Home ‘display-tour’; these are as follows:

    3rd July – 26th July – Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Centre, RAF Coningsby, Lincs

    26th July – 10th September – Grantham Museum, Grantham, Lincs

    13th September – 29th September – Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, East Kirkby, Lincs

    30th September – 10th October – Cranwell Aviation Heritage Centre, North Rauceby, Lincs

    11 October – 17th October – Waters’ Edge Visitors Centre, Barton Upon Humber, NE Lincs

    18 October – 30 October – Newark Air Museum, Winthorpe, Notts

    November 2012 – March 2013 – RAF Museum Cosford, West Midlands

    in reply to: Cockpit-Fest USA #967315
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    Welcome Justin – the F15A looks pretty special!

    in reply to: Cockpit-Fest USA #967747
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    The ‘regular American attendee’ was the owner of a F111 cockpit and I believe that he attended twice and that he came from Texas.

    At this year’s event I wasn’t aware of any American visitors, although I believe that there were visitors from the Netherlands, Italy and the Czech Republic on site on the Saturday.

    If the American web-traffic to the can be maintained and ‘cultivated’ we may entice a few visitors over to next year’s event. 🙂

    That said if we could get the 50 plus Australians that have visited the museum this week to pay a return visit next year I’d be even more impressed! 🙂

    in reply to: Phantom news from Newark #971911
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    This post in the other thread is the honest response http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showpost.php?p=1906232&postcount=11

    I’m not aware of any active discussions – despite what you may have been told at Waddington.

    The line in my post about the end of July was a quip that reflects this strange world that is aircraft preservation!

    in reply to: Phantom news from Newark #972161
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    This news came through earlier today after some feedback from a forumite so I felt it should be posted straight away – sorry if I built your hopes up!

    in reply to: Phantom news from Newark #972172
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    😉 Such a thought never entered my mind …………! :diablo:

    Yes, good news indeed!! 🙂

    in reply to: CockpitFest 2012 #972303
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    I’ll have to keep an eye on this one! 😀

    in reply to: CockpitFest 2012 #973163
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    Do I presume from that post that I need to start looking for a ‘new supporter’? 😉

    in reply to: New Museum Idea (?) #973167
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    What do you mean, a bit like Flambards, which picks up a few themes being discussed about these parts – World War I TV series; major tourist destination in the south-west; etc.?

    Or dare I even say also like Thorpe Park started out!!!

    in reply to: Ex-RAF fast jet for Newark air museum? #973974
    TwinOtter23
    Participant

    As I mentioned in a previous post this rumour is nothing new.

    One evening in spring 2011 I received a very ‘irate’ email from a museum member who had been at NAM helping to guide a ‘Force Development Group from RAF Waddington’ around the museum – in the email that person demanded to know why the member’s hadn’t been told about the impending arrival of XV497, which they had been assured was going to arrive at Newark in weeks!

    We’re still waiting!!

    Re-the Hunter mentioned on this thread I believe the airframe in question has been (or is being) worked on at Barkston Heath.

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