Heikkis' Silhouette Challenge
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G'day Graeme,
Indeed, it was a big Fairey failure!! The Fairey G.4/31, was a British single-engined, two-seat biplane contender for an Air Ministry specification for a multi-role or general purpose aircraft. Unsuccessful, only one was built.
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Indeed, it was a big Fairey failure!! The Fairey G.4/31, was a British single-engined, two-seat biplane contender for an Air Ministry specification for a multi-role or general purpose aircraft. Unsuccessful, only one was built.
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Just watched Aussie, Neil Robertson win the Masters Snooker!
Is yours a single seater? twin-float torpedo bomber?
Very early start in the morning so gotta hit the hay now! Catchya later
Is yours a single seater? twin-float torpedo bomber?
Very early start in the morning so gotta hit the hay now! Catchya later
Well done Mr Robertson!
Single-seater. Fighter-Reconnaissance. Designed to be catapulted from the gun-turret of a battleship.
Enjoy your hay!
Is yours a single seater? twin-float torpedo bomber?
Enjoy your hay!
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Thanks to Putnams for helping me on this one
Nice photo.....actually had a nice sunset here the other evening, although the temp was probably much the same as your beer
Will have one ready shortly
Nice photo.....actually had a nice sunset here the other evening, although the temp was probably much the same as your beer
Will have one ready shortly
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Nice NZ sunset....its the cirrus clouds that you need...and of course the timing of the shot. Still, we can match those in Wales
No, was ahead of that bit...had just hit the fill bucket icon!
Here we go:
Does that mean you're joining the GIMP dots as we 'speak'? Don't know how you do that - the pressure must be phenomenal?
Here we go: