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LM, I think we could invoke the 12 hour rule, as the 13th hour since RR last quit is on its way. There must be a legitimate reason for his silence. Is you would like to post or declare an Open House, I'd second it, and I am sure RR would not mind.
Hesham, I think we mean the same aircraft; my aborted challenge picture is "J. S. McDonnel 1942 Pursuit Airplane" patent Figure 1. We can close that challenge now.
Reg
Hesham, I think we mean the same aircraft; my aborted challenge picture is "J. S. McDonnel 1942 Pursuit Airplane" patent Figure 1. We can close that challenge now.
Reg
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Hi LM. I think we (you?) should post a new one. True: It is the 25th hour, and we could legitimately (as per the published rules) to start a new one.
(I mixed in my calculation the day and the day-and-night
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I think it is dead now 
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(I mixed in my calculation the day and the day-and-night
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Failing that you could always post your aborted challenge. 
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If you think about it, it has to be a Battle of Britain Memorial Flight aircraft, which was at Coltishall when I was there.
The last of the Spitfire designs which they have (and still flies regularly) is the PR19.
That's the one Reg, after a machine gun shot at several -PR XIX.
A slightly different approach to SC, but it's done the job.
I invite you to take control of the thread.
The last of the Spitfire designs which they have (and still flies regularly) is the PR19.
That's the one Reg, after a machine gun shot at several -PR XIX.
A slightly different approach to SC, but it's done the job.
I invite you to take control of the thread.
