Hell yeah, even the five mile take off run would be "fun".
You never cease to amaze me, Kyt!
Sounds like something uni students would do, doesn't it?!
Dear Provenance Fighters Please pay no attention to that previous offer. No reason, just trust me.
Um, no, can't even pronounce it. Foucauldian philosophy is foucan awesome...:peep:
As long as when you're fixed up you don't show your bent props like the Nessie girl! Spidge, you didn't? Surely that means I did then? Or should...
Me? Up a chimney? Well, I love getting dirty but you'd have to have some big chimneys! Still, at least I'd get to run around on roofs with Dick Van...
...by a bicycle going the wrong way up a one way street!
Yes, I picked up on that in one of your recent posts. What are the odds?! :noidea: http://uboat.net/boats/u461.htm...
http://www.adf-serials.com/nz-serials/gallery/Sunderland
Nothing wrong with that. I get your books bequesthed to me!
Kyt, ever one to draw a long bow... I do like your way of thinking though!
Awesome, Kyt, awesome (basket).
The old girl, recovered from Loch Ness, is looking good! Kudos to the resto team!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short_Sunderland http://www.odyssey.dircon.co.uk/Sund.htm http://www.fantasyofflight.com/aircraftpages/sunderland.htm...
Nah, reckon you could. It'd be easy!
The strength of a geodetic structure? Funnily enough, parts of Wellington fuselages have been recovered from their peacetime work as...greenhouses!
And a Sunderland man on top of the glider. What a man. He wil be missed. On April 25 1941 52 RAF men were rescued and flown to Kalamata, where a...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vickers_Wellington I'm rather intrigued by the Wimpy's maritime work. Certainly a versatile and perhaps underrated...
Spit was more of an interceptor I always thought. Not really a loiterer but more of a defender. She did okay with drop tanks though but that's cos...
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