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:rockon: :thumbup: clever bugger

Love that Sunderland. Still remember them flying out of Evans Bay. That Ventura looks good too. NZ4512 Assembled at Oahu and BOC with Unit 19, Whenuapai on 10 July 1943. To No.1 Squadron, Whenuapai. Ferried to Guadalcanal departing Whenuapai on 17 October 1943. With No.2 BR Squadron by February 1944. Returned to New Zealand on 20/21 May 1944. No records of disposal. I wonder if my old maths teacher flew her?

The over wing tanks weren't used that often.. only on long trips. Enabled them to deploy the aircraft to the Far East.

You beat me to it Mike :lol:

The Short 3-30 ist not a nice aircraft but useful... I like it to fly such aircraft more than airliners.

Love that plane! Nices shoots as usual: Congrat !!!

Nice... just by looking at that multilink undercarriage, you know this aircraft is built to Handle It. The Bronco was one of the first payware aircraft I bought, and I flew it into the most unlikely places.

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Western was history before 6R became 7R. Ahhhh you are correct that I should have said 06R instead of 07R to enhance real world historic realism. Thanks for correct my oversight. And matzel tov on your amazing March month forum banner. Never knew that you are Alaskan bush pilot and airport controller! Regards, Aharon

Thanks for looking Dani and Charl

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Dani :rockon: The cropping is very close , not your normal style ....but ... a superb shot .... great lighting.

I am working on it and let the Corona-Panic out...

But with all the hype around the Corona-Virus Hype??? In the friendliest way I take issue with this. I'm nearly 70 years old and with a heart condition - so feeling pretty vulnerable. If the NZ system gets overloaded, I will simply be left to die at home. Also - try telling people in Italy that it's all hype. Rant over! Adam.

Jeffref, Thanks for answers Regards, Aharon

Another vote of thanks to JK . you're quite welcome, and excellent shots, especially the first!