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QUOTE Great photos, wish I could've gone myself. To receive a compliment from you, a much more accomplished photographer, is awesome to receive- thanks. I've also just uploaded a video of Doug Brooker's MX-2 takeoff roll- very impressive

QUOTE you guys will be amongst the first to see them should it all work out. Fantastic! Can't wait :thumbup:

I had a brilliant trip in a Devon , Twin engine test flight and rating .. I was the sack of spuds in the back , getting on board .. McGyver style run to a moving plane , jump in then one wicked ride :drool: into West Melton , west of NZCH , in out , throw it around , engine shut down to running outta runway :) .... super happy camper ........Lovvvved it :D

QUOTE (Gavin Conroy @ Feb 20 2008, 07:26 PM) more photos like this on here: SUPER THANX Gavin :thumbup:

Looks like a lot of fun to me, I mean sure I'd rather have a "real" Mustang but most people aren't fortunate enough to have budgets that large!

Sweet pics! Re pax travelling onboard, the pax are generally very good and usually try to sleep or find other means of entertaining themselves which is hard to do when your exicited and just want the wheels to touch the Ice. The C-17 flight time is around 5 hours which isnt that long compared with the LC-130 Ski Birds Cheers

QUOTE (Naki @ Feb 12 2008, 09:57 AM) Nice - I am a big fan of RVs. Third one down is a Alpi Pioneer? Yip, its an Alpi B-)

Great pcs , its amazing to show/compare size between the 3 , the yak even compared to a spitty is small , 51 s never miss - superb YAK ATTACK :)

Yip, the Polis always impress and I look forward to seeing them every 2 years :)

Saigon ... Ho Chi Minh City , Old rusty USAFhanger-type4 hanger more like placed late 60s during conflict , other hangers are more likely East German/ Russian , could be anything from the An24 Curl to An32 with early Ill86 , very heavy on fuel , more a widebody 707 :ph43r: Great pic s Tui :)

Ahh Airbus, That little stairs truck at the rear exit is sweet! Would be realy fun to drive round :P

QUOTE (jastheace @ Jan 31 2008, 10:25 PM) how about a chockie fish next time you are in the neighborhood!!! Yessss, I'll look out for you in the neighborhood!

Awesome pics Raj, thanks for posting. I remember the days you used to spot at NZAA, but I guess you moved over to KL 'cos they were going to be getting the A380 there a long time before us :P I'll hopefully be at Auckland for the first visit from the Superjumbo to snap photos too! QUOTE Looking at it headon, look how tall that taifin is! My first impression also, Wow!

Would have been a great place to visit. The russians sure build some ugly machines :D

Very cool, thanks for posting. Good to see another part of the world.

Nice photos, thanks for sharing. Obviously you do really like that engine, having taken all those photos of it an all :lol:

QUOTE (pois0n @ Dec 28 2007, 09:04 PM) Yep, which one were you? The guy with the moustache at the gate with chuck? The guys hand I shaked in the plane? One of the guys sitting down in the plane? The guy in the first pic? :P Check your pm ;)

SAA makes an interesting comparison with PDM - ones a Grand Caravan (SAA) and the other is an ordinary Caravan