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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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Images from Friday
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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From the album: Duxford Flying Legends 2010
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Jabo replied to CaptJackG's topic in IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Blitz and Desert Wings: Tobruk
True enough. It's just taking up space on my s/w shelf now. I've not bothered installing it again after reinstalling the OS a few weeks back. Jabo P.S. You back to B16ENK now then? -
Good find SkyPup, nice one. Jabo
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Jabo replied to CaptJackG's topic in IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Blitz and Desert Wings: Tobruk
I had problems with Steam installing CoD - Black Ops, but managed to get round it. Reading the thread on the link, I'm staggered that some people would not buy the game if you need a Steam account - I mean, really, so what? Jabo -
Happy to work with you on this Colin, two heads may be better than one! Jabo
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I'm with you Swep, although I'm in the process of gradually upgrading my rig to enable me to get as much out of CloD as possible, we'll need to continue with Il-2 for the forseeable as well as starting to bring the new game on-line. Bear in mind that at the point of release there will be no co-op missions other than what's built in which may well be limited. Jabo
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Bit behind the times, but happy birthday Smash. Hope you had a good one! Jabo
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You're right Arthur, the mossies had big problems with the humidity in the tropics causing delamination of the structure. This is why kermit weeks' once-airworthy mossie (bought from the uk) is rotting in a hangar in Florida. I'm sure whoever does the transportation will take the necssary precautions. I would be beside myself to see a mosquito fly again, what a plane. Pretty darn happy with the p-38 too!! Jabo
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It certainly won't cross the pacific. The Mossie's maximum range with drop tanks was only a whisker over 1900 miles. Personally I can't see them flying it all that way, too much risk to the aircraft and crew when they can simply crate it and pop it on a boat. One thing in it's favour is that the owner has expressed a wish that the aircraft come here so that may be a hopeful sign. Jabo
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It's been restored over a long period of time in Australia, but is more or less complete now. There have been rumours for ages that it would stop off in the UK en-route to the US, although this seems to be a very long way round. If it is at Duxford, I'll be a very happy camper. There aren't many twins on the UK airshow circuit, so the possibility of seeing two never-before seen aircraft at Duxford is indeed mouth-watering. Jabo
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Jabo replied to DD_Arthur's topic in Hardware Hell
I think there's a good chance you'll be awash with ale if you make it to Duxford this year Jim! Jabo