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The Home of Photos in Dunnunda! Mk II
Why would you want to land crosswind in an amphib.????
However, glorious pics always, thanks.
f
(from someone who missed out on a Beaver in crates for the price of the shipping 40 years ago
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However, glorious pics always, thanks.
f
(from someone who missed out on a Beaver in crates for the price of the shipping 40 years ago
)
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Hey UL, that would be this plane....with a cheeky and infamous girl with a pole strapped to her back.
Lets go!!!
Some folk get all the good gigs.
Lets go!!!
Some folk get all the good gigs.
From VH-XXX
You may well be right - I've think I've only twice had the privilege of hearing more than one in the sky at the same time (Spitfire + Hurricane at Wanaka a while ago now, and more recently 2 x Spitfires at Temora), much less two (or four) in the same airframe.
Somehow I still lean towards the crispness and purity of 12 synchronised exhaust stacks as a solo instrument, however a duet will still be worth an ear to the sky
Thanks for the pic of the duo Mustang BTW. I'll read up on it - be interested to know who's the PIC.
rgds
FOR
I beg to differ..... how about 2 Merlins 
Somehow I still lean towards the crispness and purity of 12 synchronised exhaust stacks as a solo instrument, however a duet will still be worth an ear to the sky
Thanks for the pic of the duo Mustang BTW. I'll read up on it - be interested to know who's the PIC.
rgds
FOR
Last edited by FullOppositeRudder; 14th Mar 2013 at 05:35.
I see your two Merlins and raise you five Merlins, at Wings Over Wairarapa recently! (now wait until someone posts a photo of one of those mass warbird fly-pasts from a Northern Hemisphere airshow! 
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This sounded pretty good too:
)This sounded pretty good too:
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You may well be right - I've think I've only twice had the privilege of hearing more than one in the sky at the same time (Spitfire + Hurricane at Wanaka a while ago now, and more recently 2 x Spitfires at Temora), much less two (or four) in the same airframe.
XXX, you need to read my post a bit more carefully as someone worked it out easily enough.
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Nice looking C185 I saw today.
I wonder if the owner would take $50K for her?
Could do with a clean up inside, looks like the inside of a game box
Owner must love her though
