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Ok team ... lets do it . Post your replies dont pm me .
I'll get back to you asap , and i hope you enjoy the bits and pieces on offer.

Question # 1 . For the Chinook DVD.
How many days left in this year ?

#2 Today (1936) in aviation history marks the first flight of which British Aircraft ? (for Steinhoff's book)

#3 The first jet powered bomber also flew on this day(1943) ... what was it ? (for B-24 CG slide rule)

1 6 .. if we go by the shortest day

2 Hmm umm Hmm I be lying if I could tell ya

3 Arrrfrado to say


PS I not mind having quick scwizz at Johannes book .. but good luck peoples

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omitchell wrote:

QUOTE (omitchell @ Jun 15 2014,7:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

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Correct ....Chinook DVD on its way asap.

Woohoo awesome Marty

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Jun 15 2014,7:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Ok team ... lets do it . Post your replies dont pm me .
I'll get back to you asap , and i hope you enjoy the bits and pieces on offer.

Question # 1 . For the Chinook DVD.
How many days left in this year ?

#2 Today (1936) in aviation history marks the first flight of which British Aircraft ? (for Steinhoff's book)

#3 The first jet powered bomber also flew on this day(1943) ... what was it ? (for B-24 CG slide rule)

1/ yes but don't forget leapyear plus a few hours.

2/ As Ian would say jimminy villickers or is that jiminy cricket not telling the truth

3/I'm adoing many engines make light work

2 Westland Lysander .. I'll have a read then Marty can repost it later ... Id did say that .. so now its the quick and the fast

All that B-24 history over last 24 .. Come on Tom .. pick the phone up ! .... Bridge at Remagen first operational use as a bomber !

Sonnyj wrote:

QUOTE (Sonnyj @ Jun 15 2014,7:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

1/ yes but don't forget leapyear plus a few hours.

2/ As Ian would say jimminy villickers or is that jiminy cricket not telling the truth

3/I'm adoing many engines make light work

You say a lot , without saying much ..... well done.

Ian Warren wrote:

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2 Westland Lysander .. I'll have a read then Marty can repost it later ... Id did say that .. so now its the quick and the fast

I'll give you that one Ian ..... its not the one i had in mind , but the question wasn't that specific (my bad) . The Lysander did indeed fly for the first time on June 15 1936 , and so did the Vickers Wellington.

Steinhoff book is yours

Seems the flame is going out , so I'll add to the pot for the last question . I have a little "name plate" 7.5cm x 4cm , its a bit bent and battered .
But has "North American Aviation Inc. (Inglewood California) Model :Harvard 2 , contract # F-704 , Serial number AJ864 .

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Jun 15 2014,9:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

You say a lot , without saying much ..... well done.



I'll give you that one Ian ..... its not the one i had in mind , but the question wasn't that specific (my bad) . The Lysander did indeed fly for the first time on June 15 1936 , and so did the Vickers Wellington.

Steinhoff book is yours

I was Hoping it may have egged legged some people along ... but really Cheers Marty , that really fit into some research I have doing regard to artwork- not different but to produce themes from the other side and really covering and building a history drawing as close as possible.

#3 Splitty is it the Arado AR 234?

Your welcome Ian .... not many pics in the book , but the text will give a real insight to what it was like.
Seems question number 3 was a bit of a flop .... maybe I'll keep it to just one next time.

wildmanfiveone wrote:

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#3 Splitty is it the Arado AR 234?

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Jun 15 2014,10:26 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Seems question number 3 was a bit of a flop .... maybe I'll keep it to just one next time.

Marty Negatory ... I think James was just trying to figure out how the bomb sight worked circling all night I believe

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Jun 15 2014,10:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Your welcome Ian .... not many pics in the book , but the text will give a real insight to what it was like.

Don't need photos or pictures .. I be able to take it from there ... imagination is the rest

wildmanfiveone wrote:

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#3 Splitty is it the Arado AR 234?

YES Well done ..... you now own an old (but like new) B-24 load adjuster , and a Harvard .... thing .
PM me your details and I'll get them away to you.

Congrats Owen and James, ....... sorry I had to get the book but you will get to see results in time, ... not that i need ideas but now I want to draw as close to something that follows axis history.

Marty, PC has to go to the shop tomorrow , going to use this PC to tweek the new incoming - you are going to love it, this is were the prize will help so Thank you very much

Ian Warren wrote:

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Jun 15 2014,9:47 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Congrats Owen and James, ....... sorry I had to get the book but you will get to see results in time, ... not that i need ideas but now I want to draw as close to something that follows axis history.

Marty, PC has to go to the shop tomorrow , going to use this PC to tweek the new incoming - you are going to love it, this is were the prize will help so Thank you very much

Dont have to be sorry Ian ....it was open to all, good on you

Gave me something to do at work lol. Just knocked off. Now home to beer!!!

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Jun 15 2014,11:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Dont have to be sorry Ian ....it was open to all, good on you

Thanks Matey, changing formats .. Just another idea , I really do like this history art , doing the read then giving it some dynamics and life !

Cheers guys , just thought it may add a little something to the forum ..... see ya next sunday