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Drums, the Bovington Mk V is in running order. But they have stopped running it because of its age and they don't want to cause it any damage. But you never know, maybe one of these days. They have a Mk I that you can go inside.
I am a Norfolk man and i glory in being so
On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
I think there are a couple of Mossies still flying, but I would like to see a Short Sunderland take off and land.
Joe
Est.1961 I think there are a couple of Mossies still flying, but I would like to see a Short Sunderland take off and land. Joe
Kermit Weeks has a Sunderland but it's hangared. You can walk through it though. Geez, it's huge!
OK. In the stash: Way too much to build in one lifetime...
Again, I'd buy a ticket tomorrow! I saw the airplane at Sun n Fun back in the '80s.
Doesn't Brietling run a Connie as support for their airshow crews? Or this may be an old pic.?
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I would love to see an Fw 190 D take off and fly some day.
I know the Flying Heritage Collection's D-13 is airworthy, but sadly they don't actually fly it. It's better that way I think, but it still means there are no flying examples of that beautiful plane out there.
I saw one race at Reno. Surprisingly small aircraft.
EDIT: it was not a Dora. It was an A.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Gee Bee R1. But I think I'd have to watch with my eyes closed.
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I would like to see a Vought XF5U (Flying Pancake) in action.
fotofrank Again, I'd buy a ticket tomorrow! I saw the airplane at Sun n Fun back in the '80s.
My dad loved these. He serviced them during his early days with TWA. I’d definitely hop on board just to have that connection.
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
There's one at Kansas City. A bunch of junkers at Pima.
I'd love to see a P-61 Black Widow take to the sky. I know there is one under restoration at the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum, but those projects take a long time and lots of money, so I hope it doesn't get stalled before I can see it.
John
GMorrisonI saw one race at Reno. Surprisingly small aircraft. EDIT: it was not a Dora. It was an A.
They're typical German fighters. The biggest engine available in the smallest airframe possible.
There's a single flying Fw 190 A out there (also at the FHC), but no Doras unfortunately.
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