No Blue Thunder in your house then?!

I love Airwolf! Have the series on DVD. Is was a Bell 222B.

That made a spin off tv show as well, a converted Gazelle? Airwolf was a lot sexier though, and supersonic!

The stealth products from the Skunk Works were not the first attempt at making Stealth Aircraft. Making aircraft ‘invisible’ to the enemy is not as new as you might think.

Bri 🙂

the Northrop flying wings were a major headache to the USAF radar stations when they were being tested in the late 40’s/eraly 50’s (?) Unable to get a trace until right on top of them – as for Mossies, didn’t the wooden airframe reflect/refract less of a radar return?

its all out now

he was home to test fly the Nazi UFO that he stole which was later used to get away from Dallas in 1963 when he used a hollowed out leg to hide a rifle used to shoot JFK from the grassy knoll. This was confirmed when he came back to earth for pipe tobacco in another UFO that landed at a USAF base in the UK in the late 80’s…….

there are two men in white coats at the door, I’ll be leaving now……

what a bunch of pap, Hess in the Sunderland holds some water, but this……

any else remember tales of the golden monkey?

Flying around the pacific in a Grumman Goose, lugging cargo, fighting pirates and of course, getting the girl…………. that’ll do me just fine…..;)

it would have to be :

Tempest VI (just love that thin wing and chin radiator)

Beaufighter (costal command strike colours, dummy rockets etc al)

Westland Whirlwind (please find me some RR Kestrels)

FW-190 D, HE-219 Owl, Maybe HE-177

and to fly above your houses and show off, Martin Baker MB-5 (because I can….)

so, you like Sea Furies then???

😀

I got a display cabinet for my die-cast models 🙂

I have three cabinets, two from Index that are about to fall apart, and a decent one from Homebase with a backlight – where is this from if I may ask?

Mine are tall rather than wide like yours, and the Homebase one strong enough to put some mirrored tiles on the shelving so the undersides can be seen.