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  • in reply to: VAC Turweston activity? (as if !!) #433615
    Arm Waver
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    Well the Chairman must have been having a good chat with mother nautre as 100 aircraft made the February do!!!:eek:

    in reply to: VAC Turweston activity? (as if !!) #433700
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    I blame the chairman… Obviously doesn’t pray hard enough to Mother Nature…
    I knew it would be bad weather but still trundled over from Norfolk. Nice to meet up if nothing else! The main draw for the trip is the sticky buns. I was not disappointed:D

    Now I wonder if I can liberate those things from work for the 10th…?

    in reply to: Vintage and Classic Turweston #520195
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    Tim,

    Thanks for the nice comments on the day
    Glad someone appreciated the mix of aircraft on the day – was a task getting a suitable anniversary based list of types I can tell you!

    Cracking shots from the day you’ve posted.

    Will you be at the AGM tonight? If so do pop up and say hello.

    Sorry I’ve been absent on here but the “funfilters” at work mean I can no longer look and I’ve “nicked” M&D’s PC whilst I’m here.

    in reply to: Bede BD-5 comes to grief #435390
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    I seem to remember it was done with a very large Dodge pickup truck and a long boom with the aeroplane on the end of it. I’ll try to dig out a photo!

    According to the DVD extras the model was mounted on a pole in a Jaguar and driven through the Hangar with a minature frontage for the side closest the camera. They also show footage of it.

    in reply to: General Discussion #312695
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    Steve

    You on a bit of a retro kick at the moment?

    I agree though the older “horror” is “funnier” these days.
    However, sometimes they are more in the mind scary/suggestive rather than six gallons of gore all over the screen. The mind is a wonderful tool which is seldom used these days in such films I feel.

    ATB
    G

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw #1930232
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    Steve

    You on a bit of a retro kick at the moment?

    I agree though the older “horror” is “funnier” these days.
    However, sometimes they are more in the mind scary/suggestive rather than six gallons of gore all over the screen. The mind is a wonderful tool which is seldom used these days in such films I feel.

    ATB
    G

    in reply to: General Discussion #312705
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    Ok – Sorry not been on this thread much but I have been watching some films (ok a few of them were old Carry-Ons but…)

    Crank
    An interesting film with some good action and some classically funny bits which raised a giggle or three from myself (Still can’t stop smirking at the parrot/budgie one). I enjoyed the film until the last few moments where the director seems to have lost the scale for the last fall – all of a sudden the helicopter is waaaaaay higher than it was a moment before but I suppose it was done for the story.

    Chocolat
    Quite good although the book was very good and the film was just ok in comparison but then again few books transfer across the same. I was disappointed with the change to the priest where he was so weak and yet in the original story he was so strong – the film gave his ‘role’ to the mayor. Not a bad film none the less.

    Prime
    Older woman meets younger guy and the subsequent relationship. She meets him whilst undergoing therapy as a result of her divorce through a mutual friend. A romantic comedy type of film but still a good one that was quite watchable. Glenn Close as the Jewish Psychologist is very good and has some of the best moments.

    Mr. & Mrs. Smith
    Again not bad. Slowish start but it picks up as it goes along. Don’t expect many laughs despite the billing in the first third of the film but as I said it picks up on those. Quite good action and slightly predictable in places but again not bad for a wet Sunday’s watching.

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw #1930261
    Arm Waver
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    Ok – Sorry not been on this thread much but I have been watching some films (ok a few of them were old Carry-Ons but…)

    Crank
    An interesting film with some good action and some classically funny bits which raised a giggle or three from myself (Still can’t stop smirking at the parrot/budgie one). I enjoyed the film until the last few moments where the director seems to have lost the scale for the last fall – all of a sudden the helicopter is waaaaaay higher than it was a moment before but I suppose it was done for the story.

    Chocolat
    Quite good although the book was very good and the film was just ok in comparison but then again few books transfer across the same. I was disappointed with the change to the priest where he was so weak and yet in the original story he was so strong – the film gave his ‘role’ to the mayor. Not a bad film none the less.

    Prime
    Older woman meets younger guy and the subsequent relationship. She meets him whilst undergoing therapy as a result of her divorce through a mutual friend. A romantic comedy type of film but still a good one that was quite watchable. Glenn Close as the Jewish Psychologist is very good and has some of the best moments.

    Mr. & Mrs. Smith
    Again not bad. Slowish start but it picks up as it goes along. Don’t expect many laughs despite the billing in the first third of the film but as I said it picks up on those. Quite good action and slightly predictable in places but again not bad for a wet Sunday’s watching.

    in reply to: Spitfire on the move. #1307940
    Arm Waver
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    I would think that the dispensation could be gained as isn’t there a Messenger that is due to fly in her old Class B markings at some point?

    in reply to: Abbo 07 – a worker's set. #536344
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    Thanks again guys.
    Nice to meet you too Alan.

    in reply to: Blue Peter at Old Warden #1311250
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    Feeling old now as I remember Carol Keeting doing the same at Cranfield with the Barnstormers many years ago…
    Shame those suits weren’t used then.

    in reply to: Abbo 07 – a worker's set. #536540
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    Cheers guys.

    James: The Dak I think is registered to a group rather than an individual and yes the Merlin have cancelled their displays but not static appearances. I believe they will take part as part of the RAF air power demonstrations.

    And the 108 was something on the lines of what Neal H said 😀 😀 😉

    ATB
    Gary

    in reply to: General Discussion #315532
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    A couple from the weekend:
    http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p319/So1875AG/Abbo%2007/Fire2.jpg
    http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p319/So1875AG/Abbo%2007/Fire1.jpg
    That is all.

    in reply to: The Non-Aviation Photo Thread! #1931448
    Arm Waver
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    A couple from the weekend:
    http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p319/So1875AG/Abbo%2007/Fire2.jpg
    http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p319/So1875AG/Abbo%2007/Fire1.jpg
    That is all.

    in reply to: Abbo 07 – a worker's set. #536564
    Arm Waver
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    Didn’t all go to plan for some though…
    http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p319/So1875AG/Abbo%2007/Start.jpg

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