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  • in reply to: Auster J1 Autocrat request #1255373
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    Interesting to see that the Luton Duet has found a role in life…….

    …..as a work bench! :diablo:

    Sheesh – sells his Minor and then goes off them (Ok this isn’t strictly one but….) :diablo: 😀

    JRB / RB Flying group wee awarded a VAC trophy a while back too…
    I’ve arm-waved RB a few times over the years.

    in reply to: General Discussion #320218
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    Nice shots…. Now they are all there.
    I can’t look at that squirrel on the tree trunck without huming the Mission Impossible tune!

    I’ve liked all the Fuji digital cameras I have used too. I have yet to move properly into digital – I just borrow occaisionally…

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    Nice shots…. Now they are all there.
    I can’t look at that squirrel on the tree trunck without huming the Mission Impossible tune!

    I’ve liked all the Fuji digital cameras I have used too. I have yet to move properly into digital – I just borrow occaisionally…

    in reply to: General Discussion #320279
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    Lots of spare time lately Gary??

    I might have had some quiet time… 😀 😀 😀 Not a lot on the TV helps…

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw #1933503
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    Lots of spare time lately Gary??

    I might have had some quiet time… 😀 😀 😀 Not a lot on the TV helps…

    in reply to: General Discussion #320343
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    unusual shot but nice….

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    unusual shot but nice….

    in reply to: General Discussion #320348
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    24 hours to die
    Surprisingy not that bad. Bit of a mindless kinda watching film (which is not a criticism – sometimes it is just what you need) and none the worse for it.
    The basic plot is about the kidnap of a decoy and the then kidnap of the real target in an attempt to make the trade, thing is the cops and a couple of rogue cops get in the way. (Sounds poor but isn’t too bad as I said). Watchable.

    Another 24 hours to die
    Despite the title I could find no connection between the two films other than the time limit. Again a simple to watch film. The plot this time is that a man wakes up to find he has been operated on and a mystery voice is on the phone and just before he hangs up the guy doubles in pain due to the implantation of a device that the caller controls. Anyway, before long the caller sets the chap out on his quest controlling him witht he pain and the threat that he can be killed for non-compliance. These tasks are specifically designed to ruin his life as he knows it. Although slightly unbelieveable in places verdict:
    Watchable.

    The Wild Geese
    I admit I’d never watched his before. Not a bad film – looked a bit like an old boys last time out reunion – but quite watchable. Richard Burton is tasked to for a team to rescue an African leader held by his (the African’s) rival. The team is assembled and set out to rescue this man. Then things take a turn as they are double crossed. A bit like in the Westerns where someone says “I’ll cover the roof” and you know they will be dead very soon after one of the characters makes a promise to his son and you just know he’ll not make it so you spend the film waiting for his demise.
    Quite good.

    Cannonball Run
    An all star romp across the USA in an illegal road race. Simple fun with little thinking required.
    Enjoyable stupidity.

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw #1933533
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    24 hours to die
    Surprisingy not that bad. Bit of a mindless kinda watching film (which is not a criticism – sometimes it is just what you need) and none the worse for it.
    The basic plot is about the kidnap of a decoy and the then kidnap of the real target in an attempt to make the trade, thing is the cops and a couple of rogue cops get in the way. (Sounds poor but isn’t too bad as I said). Watchable.

    Another 24 hours to die
    Despite the title I could find no connection between the two films other than the time limit. Again a simple to watch film. The plot this time is that a man wakes up to find he has been operated on and a mystery voice is on the phone and just before he hangs up the guy doubles in pain due to the implantation of a device that the caller controls. Anyway, before long the caller sets the chap out on his quest controlling him witht he pain and the threat that he can be killed for non-compliance. These tasks are specifically designed to ruin his life as he knows it. Although slightly unbelieveable in places verdict:
    Watchable.

    The Wild Geese
    I admit I’d never watched his before. Not a bad film – looked a bit like an old boys last time out reunion – but quite watchable. Richard Burton is tasked to for a team to rescue an African leader held by his (the African’s) rival. The team is assembled and set out to rescue this man. Then things take a turn as they are double crossed. A bit like in the Westerns where someone says “I’ll cover the roof” and you know they will be dead very soon after one of the characters makes a promise to his son and you just know he’ll not make it so you spend the film waiting for his demise.
    Quite good.

    Cannonball Run
    An all star romp across the USA in an illegal road race. Simple fun with little thinking required.
    Enjoyable stupidity.

    in reply to: hmm Hastings #1259177
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    …Is this an airworthy example? Are there any airworthy ones in fact?

    Sadly(?) no there are no airworthy examples left. 528 like all the others are non-airworthy.

    in reply to: hmm Hastings #1259383
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    She looks beautiful.

    in reply to: General Discussion #321434
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    King Kong Mr. Jackson’s version.
    Well I spread watching it over two nights due to other stuff more pressing that needed doing. Initial impressions – quite good. The effects are good altough sometimes a bit obvious. A tad long in places but generally good. I sometimes felt though that the sence of scale of Kong varied. sometimes he appeared bigger than others relative to the scenery/action. Probably me but something that I was left thinking. Ending seemed a bit…errrrr… oh you know just a bit! The heroine was worth watching mind!:D :diablo:

    in reply to: The Last Film You Saw #1934007
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    King Kong Mr. Jackson’s version.
    Well I spread watching it over two nights due to other stuff more pressing that needed doing. Initial impressions – quite good. The effects are good altough sometimes a bit obvious. A tad long in places but generally good. I sometimes felt though that the sence of scale of Kong varied. sometimes he appeared bigger than others relative to the scenery/action. Probably me but something that I was left thinking. Ending seemed a bit…errrrr… oh you know just a bit! The heroine was worth watching mind!:D :diablo:

    in reply to: Wartime manufacturers #1266004
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    British Built Aircraft series of books by Ron Smith may help. Does cover fates of some companies. in the text.
    Also has contemporary adverts too…

    in reply to: General Discussion #321663
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    I am with you.
    I think those days of “Open House” days in the UK are gone.
    Oddly enough the Americans have had such things in Japan at least in the last 12 months or so – I know I saw them on their TV…!!!!

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