From TFC, this does not bode well does it! Bl****y olympics.:mad:
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Well £10,000 for the nose cone puts £25,000 for a whole plane very much in bargain territory!!:D
Price is only ever determined by supply and demand, so it will be interesting to see if the seller has judged it right.
The contribution I intend to make towards a certain 1950s heavy bomber might help!;):)
“I just don’t think the policy of “Let’s take away guns from honest people” is all that logical…and does little to prevent bad guys from getting firearms.”
I totally agree and said so earlier. We are where we are in the UK thanks to the kneejerk reaction following Dunblane and subsequently Hungerford.
A large number of responsible law abiding citizens responsibly carrying out their hobby suffered because of the actions of two mad criminals. And despite all that followed criminals still acquire firearms and will continue to do so simply because the criminal determined to acquire and use a firearm illegally will always find a way.
The law does not deter those determined to break it.
I realise that my rationale could be used to argue for a fee-for-all. But that is, of course, not what I am saying. Good laws require a sense of perspective and thought for them to work well. We have far too many ill-thought out, rushed through laws passed on the hoof to address short-term concerns, which are difficult to enforce and/or over prescriptive.
“I just don’t think the policy of “Let’s take away guns from honest people” is all that logical…and does little to prevent bad guys from getting firearms.”
I totally agree and said so earlier. We are where we are in the UK thanks to the kneejerk reaction following Dunblane and subsequently Hungerford.
A large number of responsible law abiding citizens responsibly carrying out their hobby suffered because of the actions of two mad criminals. And despite all that followed criminals still acquire firearms and will continue to do so simply because the criminal determined to acquire and use a firearm illegally will always find a way.
The law does not deter those determined to break it.
I realise that my rationale could be used to argue for a fee-for-all. But that is, of course, not what I am saying. Good laws require a sense of perspective and thought for them to work well. We have far too many ill-thought out, rushed through laws passed on the hoof to address short-term concerns, which are difficult to enforce and/or over prescriptive.
Bad luck Kabir – and on your birthday too!:( Might you get back for another day?
Bad luck Kabir – and on your birthday too!:( Might you get back for another day?
Potential for publication I would have thought. And I think it would be the first.:)
Potential for publication I would have thought. And I think it would be the first.:)
Just finishing a re-read of Paul Richey’s Fighter Pilot. That and First Light are my two favourite fighter pilot books. And Cricket, Wonderful Cricket by John Duncan – a series of interviews with passionate amateurs dedicated to the charity cricket game circuit.
Just finishing a re-read of Paul Richey’s Fighter Pilot. That and First Light are my two favourite fighter pilot books. And Cricket, Wonderful Cricket by John Duncan – a series of interviews with passionate amateurs dedicated to the charity cricket game circuit.
I have just seen Hunter’s post. Admirable. Nothing betters personal experience and opinions based on that experience.
I have just seen Hunter’s post. Admirable. Nothing betters personal experience and opinions based on that experience.
Undoubtedly and I can comfortably understand and accept the same criteria for great and unique works of art and for rare and/or unique relics of military hardware.
Well that depends on the location of the hair, of course. And I seem to recall you mentioning in another post, your reluctance to use the blowdryer!!:D