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No, he was part of the next group 'the new nine' along with Lovell, Armstrong, Young, Stafford etc

Now THAT's a landing gearset

I hate to say it, but it looks like CP knows his trunnions... Mike, what a great link ...cheers.

Answer away... fascinating trying to outguess Who does What.

Yes, at the airshows when they head over towards the lake I always imagine them just like that. A beautiful shot.

Totally agree - and Jimmy Page also thought so, if his face was anything to go by, at the performance.

Dad is directing the group photo and says "Give Peef the camera, he takes a good photo" and the rest of us chorus "It depends what side of the camera he's on". :lol: :lol: too funny .. you guys need a TV show !!

magnificent fluffies. Em, wars have been started on lesser pretext, Mr. 'Pin! :lol:

One of NZs greats. An amazing life with a lot of tragedy too.

Black and blue :thumbup: and mebbe... Grey?? :o

A few of the Ex ATR CC were posting about the displays on one of the social media machines

Cheers, guys, that shot came about when my son and his wife took the baby on holiday to Queenstown so he could experience snow. He was not yet two at the time. In his two short years he's travelled a lot more than I have in my (mumble mumble) years. He's been to LA, Canada, and now had a winter break in Queenstown. I decided to pull out the 'luxury' H145 and take a blat just to see what it would be like to have more money than sense.

Will try again tomorrow to get to the museum.... life is just a giant cluster f*** at the moment.

Great reply, sorry for the delay Paul :rockon:

The Prisoner. "You are Number Six". "I am not a number. I am a free man!" Patrick McGoohan was perfect for the job! A magical series! Unfortunately, I never got around to venturing that far up the Welsh Coast from Aberystwyth. Paul... :D ...!

Reply from the bro: (I asked did he know if DM had emigrated to NZ) I never heard that. It seems an uncharacteristic thing to do. As recently as 2006 he was definitely still in the Perth area.

Usually the MoD is very coy about releasing any info about their capabilities - and here they are, bragging. Strange days indeed.

If you scaled it up to RL size, it would be too heavy to get off the ground. In my early railway modelling days, a project to build a loco to exact 4mm scale produced something which collapsed under its own weight. But this is a very impressive piece of work, and excellently piloted, too. :clap: :clap: :clap: