Your welcome Paul. I’m hoping fellow forumite TEXANTOMCAT will be along at some point to answer any questions, as he will be able to tell you much more than me.
Yes please do uden1943 and welcome to the forum. The memorial service must have been quite emotional for you.!
Not sure Cees, 1/32 or 1/48 i would guess… but its a real beauty with even scale tools laying on the wings.
Very nice (large) piece for the Chippie collector;
Talking of Sally B she was up and flying around Dx today. Lovely to see and hear her again!
Three guesses dear boy ;). Its for my Wyvern tail wheel that has been naked for far too long.
Bumpety bump.
That said, how many people here have told their other halves about aviation purchases up front? :diablo:
Jon
😮 But they always find out eventually. She calls it ‘the cr@p in the shed’… i prefer the correct term ‘valuable historic artifacts’ ;).
Indeed they were. Made a point of sitting right at the front to the right so i could see the pilot. Then watched nervously as fuel came out the top of the primer or whatever it was as he pumped away.
Still got my ticket somewhere with the exact date on. Might even have your initials on :).
No worries Blue Max. From my last chat on the subject with the airfield manager the problem is beyond their control unless the two farmers / owners of the neighbouring fields play ball and co-operate with the police on the grounds of trespassing or something.
But the problem of those in the field at the end of the runway is an old problem (me included :() but now we have people walking across the field and actually setting up base right beside the runway. A blown tyre or swing on take off / landing and there’ll will be repercussions.
or maybe he is looking at a Triumph Spitfire parked on his road?)…
Oh yes that was it.. dear oh dear silly me.
Indeed it is. Watching a Spitfire outside my window at this very moment :cool:.
Talking of ejection seats does anyone know of / have a MB Mk.1b or Mk.2b available.?.. Condition immaterial.
For any ex Russavia team its 24 years today since G-AGTM swung on take off.
Dave
Remember that day very well, sadly for both the Rapide and Blenheim.
And my first ever flight was from Duxford in TM in 1985. Have always admired the Rapide since that day.
Great shots DCW.
Thanks for posting that link Anna. Hopefully JW’s swift and detailed explanation will help end the speculation :).