So much for that then, allowing for removed adverts, my recording of the Mitchell prog came to a glorious 23 minutes, most of which were poo, so I promptly rewound the tape and shall record over it. :rolleyes:
‘Designer of the greatest aircraft ever built’. That’s Roy Chadwick and his Lancaster that you’re on about then?! 😉
Dunno about Morris 1100 starter motors, but I had quite a knack for replacing Mini bypass hoses at the roadside-I had enough bloomin’ practice…
Well, at least we won’t have to leave the windows open and spray this place with ‘Febreeze’ for a while, eh?! 😉
Being married is great, as I’m a few years down the line of discovering…good luck! 😉
A tremendously moving post.
…or you could always go the Clive Du Cros route of upsetting Sting by building one out of several trees!
Oh my God…it’s…a CAR! EEEEEEEEEEEEEKKKKK!!!!!!! 😮
Well, be a shame not to get the set, wouldn’t it?! 😉
Can I have one for Christmas please Santa, huh huh huh?! 😀
Nice pics!
Yes, if anyone ever wants a REAL ‘Six Million Dollar Man’ or ‘Robocop’ building, ARCO are your company! They’ll do it, I have no doubt.
Good argument for the Blenheim to be a BBMF ‘guest’-they were going to take over the Mossie after all, before events took an unfortunate turn otherwise. 🙁
I can’t see it just being restored to ‘trundle’-it’ll be all or nothing.
Thought they were late one day-didn’t know about that though!
PS, there s a TV prog about the Reds on tonight if anyone is interested, 8pm on C5.
“Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome to Duxford Flying Leg-Ends, 2040. Before the flying starts today, you might like to look around our newly-expanded (For the fifteenth time) American Air Museum, which now covers much of Cambridgeshire and has eight B52’s on the ceiling. Anyone with an interest in British aircraft might like to see the single Spitfire we left rotting outside.
In the next building over, ARCO are busy restoring their ninth Blenheim, after that terrible incident last year that upset us all so much, when Grandpa Romain landed the last one and forgot where he left it.
In the flying today we have the Rolex Fighters, that famous team that fly nineteen Spitfires, fifty six Mustangs and a Corsair in such close formation, they take paint off each other’s wings. (Hard hats will be provided.)
The Royal Air Force Red Memorial Arrows Flight will appear today, with their nine red Tornados flying a perfectly flat, slow flypast only of course, followed by that old favourite the four engined thingy, which is now so old no one knows what it is anymore. Still, it looks and sounds nice.
The Bruntingthorpe Vulcan will make a special appearance today, on the backs of several trucks that will drive along the runway as fast as they can. The crowd are asked to all crouch down while this takes place, to heighten the effect.
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for paying £234.96 each for your ticket, and for visiting Flying Leg-Ends, 2040′.
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