I looked at G-info and there I saw that the Spitfire is owned by a Belgium company: SILVER VICTORY BVBA. Is that company a part from Historic Flying Ltd?

J.V.

When I was a kid, I had an Airfix 1:72 scale Typhoon, which was painted up as HF-L. Loved it. That’s why, very quietly, I’ve always had a bit of a thing for the Typhoon. But for god’s sake don’t let Snapper hear that!

I will be quiet about it. But did your model look a bit like the one you see below. It is a old Airfix-model which my father made some 30 years ago. As you can see it sustained some Battledamage when I played with it as a kid. 😮

Greets,

J.V.

The silver/red may look better, but doesn’t RN201 have that sheme. Two planes with the same sheme is too much for me. BTW, the silver sheme is more accurate on the MKXIV than on TD248.

I am pleased to see it has been painted in a wartime livery. How nice and accurate it is, that is for you to decide. For me, its a interesting change. 🙂

J.V.

Well,
So I guess it was’nt Dan fault after-all. Yes Dan fly’s for a living he is a Senior Delta Capt. and yes I would put my life in his hands any day of the Year.

I do believe that this guy is a good pilot and that he knows what he is doing. Display flying just is dangerous and a accident somtimes sit in a dark corner. And as bradburger says, if the pilot had made a large error, he wouldnt be flying any more. So lets say tricky weather made it a difficult job for the pilot to make this manouver.

And of course, I am glad you stayed here crazymainer. Its a forum on which we all can say our opinion and sometimes, you can convince someone else with your views!

Greets,
J.V.