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  • in reply to: I would like an A-7 #1166483
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    Skyraider could carry more !

    another case where the replacement can’t match up with the original. A1 could carry a toilet and a kitchen sink, A-7 manages a flimsy wooden ladder !:diablo:

    Ugly looking spud though, but in common with other US types, having one in the UK would be great.

    in reply to: General Discussion #338895
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    Thanx Anna and Mike….it is well worth a visit….possibly a good venue for a forum meet…I only live around the corner so you are always welcome a cup of tea!

    what a small world, I’m up the A-303 in the town of 1000 roundabouts and the Mrs has taken the kids to the hawk conservancy more times than I can count !

    I bet I tripped over you at Popham !

    in reply to: Winged Wonders #1911585
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    Thanx Anna and Mike….it is well worth a visit….possibly a good venue for a forum meet…I only live around the corner so you are always welcome a cup of tea!

    what a small world, I’m up the A-303 in the town of 1000 roundabouts and the Mrs has taken the kids to the hawk conservancy more times than I can count !

    I bet I tripped over you at Popham !

    in reply to: I Did'nt want to ask the Forumites BUT ! #1167884
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    Congatulations Mr. Merkle, sir! 😀

    Just hope you can find a home for her for now.

    We want to see updates 😉

    668

    same goes – congratulations and more details eagerly awaited (and sorry, your measurements are bigger than my garage!)

    in reply to: Very rare artefacts for Sywell Aviation Museum…. #1171458
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    That is a great find, unusual, interesting and rescued from becoming part of a motorway or road!

    I’m curious about its use, is it a “template” to design bomb casings around or also physically dropped as ballast in the casing to test the bomb ?

    in reply to: Top bloke. Sally B's benefactor #1171487
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    outstanding…

    Top man!

    in reply to: B17 Sally B Flying 2009 #1172564
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    thats great to see – and just in time to be in the dambusters movie as well !:diablo:

    fantastic to see, it really is.

    in reply to: Twin Engined bomber on Norfolk beach? #1173096
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    Depends on the weather next week, the annual starts on Friday. Also need tide tables for the area.

    I once saw a seminar entitled ‘How to make superb presentations despite PowerPoint’

    Moggy

    Thank you – it would be interesting to see how it pans out.My slot is after an update on East European service issues zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz maybe they’ll all be asleep and won’t miss me if I skip it !

    in reply to: Twin Engined bomber on Norfolk beach? #1173166
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    Can you still do the reccie that you mentioned earlier in the thread Moggie?

    (apologies in advance if answered already, I’m at work in a day long meeting, reading this in between “death by powerpoint” sessions and can’t read the whole thread….. I’m slotted to give presentation at 6:15 tonight…somebody save me….. please !)

    in reply to: Belgian/Dutch Hunter Dissatisfaction #1173553
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    I recall reading that the Belgium F.4’s were troublesome along with everybody elses initially ? It was a case that they had so many (US funded purchase) so they had more than they needed, many were bought back with next to zero hours for refurb and resale. Barry Jones wrote of reliability problems that Hawker couldn’t address as they were tied up with RAF service requirements, but these problems may have come from the Avions Fairey production I guess. Hawker bought back nearly hundred at scrap value. The Dutch seemed happier with their Fokker built aircraft.

    Belgium built 256, a mix of F.4’s and F.6’s – 64 paid for by the USA, 256 seems a high figure for a small air force even at that period in history.

    in reply to: Twin Engined bomber on Norfolk beach? #1173690
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    On the contrary. Paul took the terse reply and yet still provided the requested information. In his place I really wouldn’t have bothered.

    Moggy

    I have to agree – e-mails, texts and dare I say forums are dreadful for misunderstandings and “e-mail wars”etc which are common where I work, yet I can’t see anything but a rebuke for Paul yet within a few hours the info requested was there.

    in reply to: General Discussion #339866
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    Not sure if its a remake, then again “re-imagined” is a bit of a naff description. Either way, its 2 hrs of noise, explosions, some very good character acting – its a big Mac for the eyeballs, check your brain in at the door and just let your eyes be entertained. Well worth a few £ on a ticket.

    in reply to: Star Trek #1912069
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    Not sure if its a remake, then again “re-imagined” is a bit of a naff description. Either way, its 2 hrs of noise, explosions, some very good character acting – its a big Mac for the eyeballs, check your brain in at the door and just let your eyes be entertained. Well worth a few £ on a ticket.

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    *^%$%^& !!!

    insane, these guys are insane !

    http://www.largemodelassociation.com/construction.htm#Simon%20Stegals%20Valient

    I bet the red tape alone in flying one of these must take as long as the building !?

    BSG-75
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    talk to the LMA about it (large model association) though be careful. before proposing such a large model, you’re likely to get your teeth bitten out …

    look at post number 17 here – http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=83519

    amazing……as I said at the time, he’ll end up on a UN embargo for arms smuggling !!!:diablo:

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