bet that must give you the hump
I wasn’t there, just heard about it by someone who was trying to land
Must be a popular piece of headwear, more convenient than a goat I suppose
Originally posted by Manonthefence
Ive lost count of the idiots who try to fly into Duxford during a display.
Like those in non radio BAe 146’s?
Best of luck cas and the rest of the team, I had a look at the old girl today from a distance, very sad.
I suspect we may know one another cas.
Re: Flying A Services moving to Greenham Common????
Originally posted by TomB
The area of land includes 6 missile silos, 5 underground bunkers, underground garages and 2 sheds, with a total of 75000 sq ft.
Well done Flying A, that will keep the experts guessing for years, sounds an ideal place to store and restore warbirds without the world and their wife watching 😀
The Bearcat was sold ages ago
I knew it was a mistake to have chilli
I got my washing in earlier before the wind got up
You mean they ever have a good one?
Maybe it’s just me on a wind up all the time :p
What better way is there to spend a Friday night?
Actually don’t answer that :p
Originally posted by Graeme C
i think Paul Allens one is a sepatare project, i think his ex north weald example is in Norwich somewhere being restored.
Ah, so it’s not a garden shed afterall in my back garden
Originally posted by Eddie
TomW can tell us more on this (he’s working on the restoration)
Oh, is that what he’s doing, I was starting to wonder 😀 :p
Yes but you can’t hide a Beverley
UK based P51 cockpits vary quite a bit, some being stock ww2 but with different radios etc, others being very different. It tends to depend upon when it was rebuilt and the level of authenticity applied to the rebuild. To a certain extent this happens on other types as well.
Familiarity with cockpit layout is one thing, but being aware of the type characteristics is something different, currently the P51’s we have flying are all D models and the characteristics are very similar from one aircraft to another. Spitfires however have a variety of different marks with different engines, weights etc so therefore different flying characteristics.