VERY random question for EGLL ground controllers
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VERY random question for EGLL ground controllers
Hi all.
I'm a huge EGLL fan and I'm busy building a 1:400 scale replica of (parts of) Heathrow Airport, to display my 1:400 airliner models on. With airlines like United and Air New Zealand now using the new Lima apron area, I'm not sure what the typical taxi route would be for aircraft landing on 27R to get to this apron? I need to know as I'd like to place my models on realistic taxi routes!
Please could anybody who is an EGLL ground controller let me know what the typical taxi route for aircraft landing on 27R to get to the Lima apron is?
Thanks a MILLION!
Kind regards,
gcf
I'm a huge EGLL fan and I'm busy building a 1:400 scale replica of (parts of) Heathrow Airport, to display my 1:400 airliner models on. With airlines like United and Air New Zealand now using the new Lima apron area, I'm not sure what the typical taxi route would be for aircraft landing on 27R to get to this apron? I need to know as I'd like to place my models on realistic taxi routes!
Please could anybody who is an EGLL ground controller let me know what the typical taxi route for aircraft landing on 27R to get to the Lima apron is?
Thanks a MILLION!
Kind regards,
gcf
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Thanks! No-Its not in my toilet! I'm building it in sections in my spare room, I'll try to post pics when more of it is complete.
Thank you for the taxi info-I'll try to position the Air NZ on Bravo, going into Lima!
Thank you for the taxi info-I'll try to position the Air NZ on Bravo, going into Lima!
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Actually I think the toilet would be the best and most true-to-life location for you to set up your model. After all, the area surrounding the real Heathrow is a sh!thole!!!