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I'll give this a bash... A couple of happy snaps from one of the loadies while waiting for us to come back and pick up the load...
Bugger.. its in the wrong order, ahh well
Bugger.. its in the wrong order, ahh well
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I've got some pix of that Sabre (and several of its brothers) on the flight line at Butterworth when I was there a few lifetimes ago....I'll see if I can scan them in the next few days.......
From a recent trip.
Where's the strip and what's the island in the background. Shouldn't be too hard to figure.
Another easy one.
A bit more remote. Rather long chain of dry lakes.
Impact crater down the road a bit from the above dried lakes. Name and where?
Where's the 210 parked?
Where's the strip and what's the island in the background. Shouldn't be too hard to figure.
Another easy one.
A bit more remote. Rather long chain of dry lakes.
Impact crater down the road a bit from the above dried lakes. Name and where?
Where's the 210 parked?
Last edited by gassed budgie; 16th Sep 2009 at 00:17.
Impact crater down the road a bit from the above dried lakes. Name and where?
The hand/park brake was set, there was no wind and I was only down the way a bit at the pink roadhouse for half an hour. So there! 
The rego is hiding behind the wing on the tail.
The rego is hiding behind the wing on the tail.
How does one go about acquiring a Sabre these days? Was that aircraft sourced from Malaysia?
Grandpa Aerotart
I took this picture of an Australian built CA27/F86 in Bandung, Indonesia, about 2001/2 - there was a second one there too that flew occasionally. The pictured CA27 was complete down to engine, gunsight and armament.
