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Broithe
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Everything posted by Broithe
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Steady, don't you know there's a war on? I'll take a picture of it one day and post it. I often wonder if anybody even saw them. The shadows suggest that it was about nine in the morning.
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Very nice. Is that a Tempest below it?
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Sad news - commiserations from me to all concerned.
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An excellent qualification for posting on here...
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I took a Kavanagh bus into Portlaoise in the late 90s and got roped into handing the parcels out as we went along..
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I picked up one of those, too - I'll have to build a shed to construct it in first.. Always been intrigued by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans-Ulrich_Rudel since I read his book. Hasegawa used to do a 1/8th scale Fokker triplane!
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24231077
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Excellent! Could be starting a trend..
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Lucky she didn't use a line-prop....
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Lovely. I have a reconnaissance photo of my house (+ other things) taken on 3/9/1940 by an 88 A-4. I've never been able to be sure of the actual aircraft involved - one day I might find out - I must get one of these in stock for that day...
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Airfix 617 Sqn Lancaster Dambuster
Broithe replied to Georgeconna's topic in Aviation & Maritime Modelling
I met Mick Martin, who flew AJ-P, about 1970. He didn't retire from the RAF until 1974. -
Are you a Clare man?
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Those paving blocks will be 100 x 200 mm - so the line at Ballybrophy is a tiny bit less than 200mm, but near enough..
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Find a block-paved drive and scale it off this..
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How old-fashioned. I saved one of these remarkable machines from the skip.. Do keep up with the times...
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Indeed, I just had visions of you being a very early-adopter of computer technology..
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For a minute there, I didn't believe you Then I realised that you meant from China, not from Canada....
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I generally object to the constant, unnecessary and inappropriate use of the word 'stunning'. This layout, however, does merit such a description. And more!
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This is interesting - http://planefinder.net/ - if you're ever wondering what's flying over your house. I had to pick two Americans up from Manchester a few weeks back - I watched them on here and set out as they flew over Holyhead - arrived five minutes after they emerged from the terminal..
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I'm aiming for one of these, eventually..
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I genuinely have one in the car + one in the portable kit and one in the house kit. It will cope with anything that you might survive. If I ever use one, then I'll take a picture for you...
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Might be this sort of thing. The French instructions on the other side describe it as a 'tampon' (i.e., pad). But, I can't find a picture of that side. Useful thing to keep in the car and with the chainsaw...
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Lovely..
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So, just a 'Gathering' thing..? Maybe this sort of event with no public access to grounded aircraft might be an attractive alternative..
