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  • in reply to: What If ?….The great warbird cull of the 40's #1400633
    Arm Waver
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    You know I mean the rotary ones Mog. I know it’s foul language to you that “H” word…
    😀 😀 😀

    in reply to: General Discussion #341286
    Arm Waver
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    Afternoon Chaps nice to see you keeping yourselves amused :rolleyes: 😀 Anna 😀

    Not whilst at work I don’t… :diablo:

    in reply to: We Want To Chat (Merged) #1928984
    Arm Waver
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    Afternoon Chaps nice to see you keeping yourselves amused :rolleyes: 😀 Anna 😀

    Not whilst at work I don’t… :diablo:

    in reply to: General Discussion #341290
    Arm Waver
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    Thanks… and to you 😀

    in reply to: We Want To Chat (Merged) #1928987
    Arm Waver
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    Thanks… and to you 😀

    in reply to: Shuttleworth Discovery #1400700
    Arm Waver
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    I’d be interested in seeing pictures please.
    General Aviation types are often over looked I fear.
    I enjoyed the series in Aeroplane all those years ago featuring aircraft such as the Pixie as well as the Dart built aircraft and so on.

    in reply to: What If ?….The great warbird cull of the 40's #1400809
    Arm Waver
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    Some wise words there.
    Indeed if you look around how many smaller museums have Hunters and Whirlwinds and so forth and despite their best efforts some are in poor condition…

    in reply to: Shuttleworth Discovery #1400829
    Arm Waver
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    Hi, I’m new here but have a question;

    how much of the Parnall Pixie survives? could it be rebuilt to static/flying? and does anyone have a picture of her?

    Steve.

    The pixie remains were featured in the photo section in a Wrecks and Relics a few issues back. From the photo it suggests a frame and cowlings and othe sundries. There are people on here better placed than I to tell you how much and what is actually left.
    I should think if someone was so inclined it could be rebuilt to fly – people have flown aircraft once restored from less.

    Oh and welcome 😀

    in reply to: Strangest RAF aircraft of World War 2. #1400841
    Arm Waver
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    The Miles M.38 was an advanced concept. The plan was to fit three jet engines in the ultimate version.
    In times such as those that prevailed during this time no idea was considered too strange. I think some of the oddities raised here are sometimes due to the constraints put on the designers by the specifications/expectations contained in the tenders issued by the Air Ministry at the time.

    in reply to: General Discussion #341314
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    I’ve always been a huggy person. I just get carried away sometimes… 😮

    in reply to: We Want To Chat (Merged) #1929002
    Arm Waver
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    I’ve always been a huggy person. I just get carried away sometimes… 😮

    in reply to: General Discussion #341317
    Arm Waver
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    Really????????? [he squeaks] 😀 😀 😀 Mark

    Of the photos…
    I have no trouble in the other department you might be alluding to young man 😀
    Nice try…

    in reply to: We Want To Chat (Merged) #1929005
    Arm Waver
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    Really????????? [he squeaks] 😀 😀 😀 Mark

    Of the photos…
    I have no trouble in the other department you might be alluding to young man 😀
    Nice try…

    in reply to: East Kirkby #477603
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    I am really going to have to go next year. Especially living next door to an old, abandoned bomber field as I do…

    in reply to: Aviation Nation 2005 #477607
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    Stunning.
    I liked the C-47 picture.
    Be nice to have a multi seat Skyraider over here. I’d volunteer to be polishing crew…

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