I completely and utterly concur…

same here – it does my head in it really does:mad:

Off thread but on the quality of the Osprey series, I picked up “American nightfighter aces” today and learned something new. US Navy used Ventura’s as “make shift” nightfighters the same way the air force used Havocs as P-70’s. Worth it IMO just for that little gem and I’ve not even read it yet.

Transformers 2..

It’s a dreadful 2 ½ hr long advert for toys. Some very (IMO) age inappropriate language, convoluted plot, we’ve got the Uber Orb for all time. Ah, but we have the energiser bunny, for all time, yadda yadda…… poor, very poor.

But Megan Fox, oh yes:diablo:

I’m currently finishing up the new Osprey Aircraft of the Aces title “P-36 Hawk Aces of World War 2”, and I have to say it has been a fascinating read. Anyone with any interest in this airplane in particular or in some of the more obscure aircraft of the conflict would do well to give this one a try.

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You and I have posted before on the Osprey series I think Phantom II- this one is great quality and brings out a lot of combat history, especially with the French air force which I found very enjoyable.

I always thought it was “added” or featured to lend weight to the rollicking he got from Christopher Plumber when he landed ?

Being told this morning I won’t have a job at the end of this week…. :mad::mad::mad:

ah **** – sorry to see that Daz, good luck with the search.

I like to think that the series will be a long standing monument to all involved, it is an utter classic and all actors and writers will be long remembered.

Rest in peace Colin Bean, you’ll be alive in our living rooms for years to come.

🙂

But it will be a Hurricane when it grows up….

A Supermarine Hurricane ?:diablo:

I had the self same conversation with my nine year old looking at Demon’s, Harts and Hurricane in an almost evolutionary like way.

whatever, nice to see a rare type with air under her wings.