Coming up – is France going to rubbish the Kiwis again a la 2007??:diablo: And will England start playing sensible rugger for a proper win over Romania?:eek:
Coming up – is France going to rubbish the Kiwis again a la 2007??:diablo: And will England start playing sensible rugger for a proper win over Romania?:eek:
Fantastic!! And that was 2009 – what has he achieved in the subsequent two years, I wonder!!
I like it very much. And there’s a thread running in Historic on the same subject. I am not sure whether ads like this actually pay the advetrtiser back in tickets sold or serve more as PR where the return is less quantifiable. Either way for those of us who remember the “old” days it is very nostalgic!:)
But that’s what the enquiry will do, surely – not a forum debate, however knowledgable.
I agree it was an appalling tragedy for all involved and a frightful experience for those who were there and not injured or closely involved. Perhaps it should be left with your last nine words.
What’s the problem? it will be in the NTSB report anyway.
Precisely! So we have to wait – what’s the problem?
And as for the telemetry information being put in the public domain….!!!:mad:
:eek::eek:
Rapide, Pionair, VC10…..those were the days…..:)only missing a Viscount!
No, I mean “ah” as in “I see – I was wrong in my original assumption!”:(
Western Canada.
Ah!….
Yes it is within the Miniatur Wunderland complex – see link. And there is technical info on the layouts and each of the sections including the airport. If anyone watched James May’s attempts to build the longest external model railway track in Devon you will have seen the two Germans who conceived and built the Hamburg exhibit, participating in James’ project.
http://www.miniatur-wunderland.com/exhibit/wunderland/wunderland-facts/
Yes it is within the Miniatur Wunderland complex – see link. And there is technical info on the layouts and each of the sections including the airport. If anyone watched James May’s attempts to build the longest external model railway track in Devon you will have seen the two Germans who conceived and built the Hamburg exhibit, participating in James’ project.
http://www.miniatur-wunderland.com/exhibit/wunderland/wunderland-facts/
Yes, he did, didn’t he? Apologies..:)