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shobakker 28th Aug 2009 13:37

Help A Dad!
 
Apologies if this is the wrong place for this BUT here goes...

My little lad has just had his bedroom re-decorated and is now seriously into fast jets etc...he's got an excellent bedding set of a Harrier (I would have killed for that when I was a little'un) but we need to source some decent posters & stickers etc for the walls.

Anyone know of, or can suggest, any suitable places to get some decent posters/stickers etc of military persuasion? When I was a lad, it was easy enough to rock up to the likes of the Mildenhall Airshow and come away with enough squadron stickers & posters to last a lifetime - of course that's not so easy these days!

Thanks for your help!:ok:

Frankie B 28th Aug 2009 14:06

Shobakker,

Lots of neat stuff at aviation museum shops.

Cheers,

Frankie

cornish-stormrider 28th Aug 2009 14:46

I think the man meant blagging stuff not buying - what kind of RAF pr machine can not supply a shiny shiny ??

Flik Roll 28th Aug 2009 14:50

Plenty of good quality photos in this forum alone, you could print them off?

Groundgripper 28th Aug 2009 14:59

You could try writing to the PR department at BAE SYSTEMS at Warton in Lancashire. I used to work in Sales and we always had a selection of posters and stickers for distribution at airshows, but I left there about 9 years ago and subsequently passed all my stuff to our local ATC Squadron.

I don't know how generous they are these days.


GG

foldingwings 28th Aug 2009 17:20

Pop into your local RAF careers office and see if they can help. Alternatively ask them who at Inspectorate of Recruiting at Cranwell might be able to help.

Do we have a future JP (junior pilot) in waiting!?:ok:

Foldie

andrewmcharlton 28th Aug 2009 17:26

If you PM me I have a tube of old recruiting and "inspirational" vintage RAF posters from when I were a lad some 20 years ago.

minigundiplomat 28th Aug 2009 18:14

PM me your address. I think there may be some Chinook display posters left over. It will have to wait a week though.

Aerouk 28th Aug 2009 20:37

RAF Museum have an online shop as well - RAF Museum

PPRuNe Pop 28th Aug 2009 20:50

PM me with all your details and I will send him a TSR2 print with the compliments of PPRuNe. It is signed by Roland Beamont.

Tankertrashnav 28th Aug 2009 22:04

Shobakker - tell me, when does your Aviation memorabilia shop open? ;)

Only kidding :ok:

mad_jock 29th Aug 2009 00:01

totally none shiney, none fast in fact an antique heap.


If your lad would appreciate a poster of the layout of a a hanley page Jetstream cockpit (none mil) pm and I will provided.

In fact PM and right time right place and all the rest of the nonsense we can give personal tour and all the rest if a clapped out old turboprop will make a father and son day out.

PS I will understand if you can't be bothered seeing the old girl.

RICKO 29th Aug 2009 07:28

If he would like some of these shots drop me a line with an address and I will pop some in the post.

Ricko.

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/m...g?t=1251530876

cornish-stormrider 29th Aug 2009 07:44

dunno about him ricko but your hawk has just been taxed as this weeks wallpaper, good word sir :ok:

RICKO 29th Aug 2009 10:45

Cheers.

The T2 is a lovely looking jet.

Richard.

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/m...g?t=1251542590

shobakker 29th Aug 2009 11:26

Folks

Can I just say thanks for the fantastic response to my request. One little lad is going to be absolutely over the moon! And yes, he's already talking about being a pilot and I for one won't be stopping that one!

It just goes to show what a great bunch of people you are *sniff*. It really is appreciated! :ok:

Aerouk 29th Aug 2009 12:15

Ricko,

What sort of camera/lens are you using for these photos?

RICKO 29th Aug 2009 12:18

Hi.

Canon 1D Mk lll with a Canon 300 mm 2.8 lens.

Richard.

minigundiplomat 29th Aug 2009 15:04

Obviously no need for the back seat ballast on the day.

Wrathmonk 29th Aug 2009 15:37


no need for the back seat ballast
Yep - rather have 100kg of fuel than those pesky QFIs with their non stop 'trim, blah, trim, blah, trim' ;)


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