I read later that the ‘eye witness’ made up the prop strike and although far from a greaser, it was a good landing. Good enough for the aircraft to be flown out to Doncaster yesterday.
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Sleepy bear
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mi-24-Hind-Dont-smile-at-the-crocodile-/300985075114?pt=UK_CPV_Aviation_SM&hash=item46141bc5aa Anyone got a spare 3 million?
fuselage slide to swing wing
Merlins to Ospreys
Convair 48 to…
Blackburn B48 Firecrest
one I was previously unaware of!
To a prototype that made it off the drawing board
49 years ago today
(and 43 years ago today, Spartabus made his debut in the world. Happy Birthday to me!)
Amusing posts aside, I always tend to use a couple of days soaking in a diesel bath on old components.
Tenuous link time….
From a Vulcan photographed just down the road from my house to….
WS726 at 1832 ATC Sqn, just down the road from my house
I’d say that’s much too small for you to get into.
Start with large things like a dustbin – feet first – and work your way down. When sufficiently malleable, you can return and have a go at getting into things this size.
You have just won at Internet. Loving your work!
This Vulcan has got extra parts on
Is it true that this a/c when on display at Uxbridge was stolen by the rock apes and found by a milk man? I was told that by a cook based there…
I am not sure if it was this one or the subsequent replacement replica, but either/or it did find it’s way in to Uxbridge one night. Not sure it was a QCS RAFR jape or another unit trying to generate the ultimate in FetChits but it definately happened.
What dance shall I choose? Foxtrot? Tango? Foxtrot? Tango?
G-FTFT, Cameron 90ss now at Cardington with the British Ballon Museum & Library
A rare, 4 TOWed Lynx in it’s natural environment