Without any specialist knowledge but just trying to absorb what the experts are saying here it surprises me that the owners have spent so much time and money to restore it to flying condition when there would appear to be so much risk attached to it. Reading the last two posts you will save the pilot but not the aircraft worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. But perhaps I am missing something.
Much as I am passionate at the thought of seeing a Mossie fly, it is rather tempered by the thought that it might be its last flight.
The point is, of course, that even the 600 Cameron is planning to reduce the number to is far too high. 400 is where we should be…………….but we really have strayed from your original question, so I think I have become bored with this thread!:diablo:
The point is, of course, that even the 600 Cameron is planning to reduce the number to is far too high. 400 is where we should be…………….but we really have strayed from your original question, so I think I have become bored with this thread!:diablo:
If I had the resources it would probably be the plane I would most like to own and be flown in – so a T version is essential.
Politics, dear boy, politics!;)
Politics, dear boy, politics!;)
Why worry about it you don’t even have to answer this question.
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In which case why include it?
Why worry about it you don’t even have to answer this question.
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In which case why include it?
Joining this thread this morning I tried to find out how it got from fuel prices to locking us MPs in Wormwood Scrubs………ah, yes of course!:dev2:
Joining this thread this morning I tried to find out how it got from fuel prices to locking us MPs in Wormwood Scrubs………ah, yes of course!:dev2:
Lucky devil!:D
Bringing ethics and Harris into this thread is totally irrelevant. But the last post is correct. The value of anything is what anyone is prepared to pay for it at any given time.
Thought it was a pile of drivel as well as being a fantasy……….:)
Thought it was a pile of drivel as well as being a fantasy……….:)
Still don’t answer the fact though doe’s it ?. Y.D.O.M. ;):D
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Ooh, you have the advantage over me when you use these SMS/email shortcuts………;) I usually have to look them up but it’s too late for that now………