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  • in reply to: General Discussion #362354
    Rlangham
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    Yeah the forum keeps going down, server problems, the admin is trying to get it fixed though, should be back to normal by now

    Rlangham
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    Yeah the forum keeps going down, server problems, the admin is trying to get it fixed though, should be back to normal by now

    in reply to: General Discussion #362359
    Rlangham
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    Well by the fact that in USA (probably USA) it’s worth $39.95 which equates to about £22 (at a guess) in GBP, i’d say £60 is a rip off! Then again, it is Britain were on about. You can pick up a 1/48 kit of a Eurofighter for about £15

    in reply to: Eurofighter 1/48 plastic plane : £60 #1937550
    Rlangham
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    Well by the fact that in USA (probably USA) it’s worth $39.95 which equates to about £22 (at a guess) in GBP, i’d say £60 is a rip off! Then again, it is Britain were on about. You can pick up a 1/48 kit of a Eurofighter for about £15

    in reply to: MAM's Mi-24 #1364438
    Rlangham
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    Very nice, interesting addition to what is already a fine museum. Will the museum start offering tours around it like they do with the Argosy and Vulcan? Would imagine it would be very popular.

    in reply to: Thames Forts 05 #1366899
    Rlangham
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    Very nice, always fascinated by pictures of this modern day fort.

    in reply to: General Discussion #362547
    Rlangham
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    You can do it before your provisional license as well, i think. It also lasts for five years, so after you’ve done your theory you have five years to get your proper license before doing it again

    in reply to: Driving #1937652
    Rlangham
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    You can do it before your provisional license as well, i think. It also lasts for five years, so after you’ve done your theory you have five years to get your proper license before doing it again

    in reply to: Floatplane Austers #1368156
    Rlangham
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    Possibly because it is the prototype J/1 and hence an important part of the UK civil aviation heritage?

    True, but i’d prefer to see it flying, or at least kept in Leicestershire, a dedicated Auster museum at the site in Rearsby wouldn’t be a bad idea

    in reply to: Has anyone had their voucher from Duxford yet #1368529
    Rlangham
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    No Hurricanes? Shame, was thinking of going, but can only go to one airshow for the next 10 months or so

    in reply to: Corporate Day #1369032
    Rlangham
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    Yeah and the spinner wouldn’t be the only hard small pointy thing :p

    in reply to: Floatplane Austers #1369185
    Rlangham
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    1/48 is a bit big for me, have a lack of space as well, but would happily buy several 1/72 Auster III’s, even thinking of a nice diorama i could make as well

    in reply to: Breighton Buchon #1369187
    Rlangham
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    Sorry, didn’t see that thread for some reason :S

    in reply to: Floatplane Austers #1369602
    Rlangham
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    Austers are beautiful aircraft, too bad the airworthy one owned by Leicestershire County Council is in a hangar at Newark Air Museum.

    They also have an Auster AOP9 hung from the roof at Snibston Discovery Park (an old coal mine), a civvy Auster J1N hung from the roof at a museum in Loughborough and one or two others in store somewhere

    in reply to: Corporate Day #1369610
    Rlangham
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    Must…. not… refer… to… flaps….

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