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ABX 27th Jun 2007 03:30

Fantastic pix Dave!:ok:

What the heck is that wierd looking jet? One of Burt Rutan's creations?

BrazDriver 27th Jun 2007 03:34

The Proteous was a Burt Rutan Invention. Was used out of the north as a high level atmospheric research aircraft studying monsoon Cb's

the wizard of auz 27th Jun 2007 07:55

Its not George and Leonie's place at ragland is it?.

haughtney1 27th Jun 2007 08:28

Dave, that first pic looks like the front end of the mighty Van, just with the intertial sep door in view..with a four bladed prop :ok:

The Hedge 27th Jun 2007 08:31

Hi Dave,
I think I know the 208, is it HLL?. Where was the photo taken? It looks nice and shiny, so maybe back in Airnorth days prior to going to CS??

Sarcs 27th Jun 2007 10:58

G'day Dave, not sure whose van it is in pic one (maybe Slingairs) but the range in the background looks a lot like the Cockburn Range, the photo could have been taken from Home Valley Station (again looks familiar). Pic two is the King George falls followed quite obviously by the Bungles (dredging the memory but maybe coming up to Piccaninny gorge).

capson 27th Jun 2007 16:04

Slightly off track..but, here are the links to pic of B787 ready for paint...
http://http://www.airliners.net/uf/v...8535NSrI9Y.jpg
http://http://www.airliners.net/uf/v...8718x88j9E.jpg

ABX 27th Jun 2007 21:20

Hi capson, that link didn't work for me, can you just post the pix instead of the link?

Cheers.

Lando Calrissian 27th Jun 2007 22:38

http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s...s/P5020016.jpg

chimbu warrior 27th Jun 2007 22:45

Lando, is that the supply just for 1 overnight?

tinpis 27th Jun 2007 23:05

Pity they never used 'em :hmm:

troppo 27th Jun 2007 23:57

gumi bilong kok

Dogimed 28th Jun 2007 00:45

Capsoms pictures...
http://www.airliners.net/uf/53689012...8718x88j9E.jpg
http://www.airliners.net/uf/53689012...8535NSrI9Y.jpg


Looks like a prematurely born dolphin...

Dave Incognito 28th Jun 2007 00:46

ABX,

As mentioned above, it’s a Scaled Composites Proteus which was in Cairns for a few days doing high altitude atmospheric research. It was pretty amazing seeing it in the flesh. You could be mistaken for thinking Luke Skywalker was going to jump out of the thing.

haughtney1 The Hedge, Sarcs,

It’s Slingair’s van KSA (with the crappy, slow 4 blade prop), and yep, the Cockburn Range in the Background. Emma Gorge is the airstrip. The reason it’s nice and shiny is because it’s had 5 or 6 of us slaving away with rags and tins of polish when there was no flying to be had over the wet…

I think the Bungles shot is Cathederal Gorge if memory serves me correctly. I used to see those damn domes in my sleep, but when I put that pic up yesterday I was struggling to remember where along the Gibb Face it was taken. What do they say about time healing all wounds? ;)

squawk6969 28th Jun 2007 01:39

B787......looks a lot like a Jabiru on Steroids:}

Sand it, fill the pinholes and sand again. Over to the paint shop!

SQ:E

Crosshair 28th Jun 2007 01:44

Good for Boeing, and I'm sure it's great at doing what it is meant to do, but I'm disappointed in the appearance. They advertised something that looked like a space-age Constellation, and they've released a sort of bloated 767.

But it's nicer than any airliner I've ever designed, true enough.

Tree 28th Jun 2007 03:31

123567

Perhaps someone could explain this one

I took it in the Bombardier factory in Torronto Canada.
That is why they have grade 13 in Toronto (one r) Ontario. The rest of the country gets by fine with grade 12.

neville_nobody 28th Jun 2007 03:38

Originally Boeing were going to have the 787 all sexed up and try to get people excited about flying again. I think they had that weird tail on it and a few other things to make it look cool. (wasn't it supposed to be shark-like or something?) However the airline executives soon killed that off, all they wanted was an aeroplane in the cheapest possible manner. As a result most airliners these days look pretty similar, as that is the most cost effective aerodynamically efficient design. Just compare a 737, 767, 777, 787, A330, A320 head on.

tinpis 28th Jun 2007 04:28

Funny when I saw the B787 promotional photties it made me thunk of one of these
Wots new?

http://phlairline.com/ency_a/Aerospa...ravelle_12.jpg

the wizard of auz 28th Jun 2007 04:30

I guess I should chuck a couple up.
http://myfoto.westnet.com.au/Photo/d...w/100_2186.JPG
http://myfoto.westnet.com.au/Photo/d...w/100_2131.JPG
http://myfoto.westnet.com.au/Photo/d...w/100_2103.JPG
http://myfoto.westnet.com.au/Photo/d...w/100_2167.JPG
no prizes for type, but you can have a shot at where. :}
those that know where I have been flying earlier this year are at a distinct advantage.
100 pnts for any info you can give me on the Pawnee.....Place?, Model?, Year? :};)


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