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"Bruce R" wrote in message
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Working on an R/C version, would you have any in the Central Flying School
airshow trim scheme ?


What scheme is that Bruce ?

"RustY ©" wrote in message
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What scheme is that Bruce ?



Blue/black airframe, Union jack stripes painted along the fuse, St Andrews
cross on the empenage. This is the best view I have of it, but the model
people always *******ize the markings and I wanted to see where it departed
from the original design. I have an F-4 ducted fan that has both Navy and
Army markings on it. Anyhow here's a link to show you what scheme I was
talking about.


http://www.e-fliterc.com/Products/De...ProdID=EFL8025



Bruce

Bruce R wrote:

"RustY ©" wrote in message
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What scheme is that Bruce ?



Blue/black airframe, Union jack stripes painted along the fuse, St
Andrews cross on the empenage. This is the best view I have of it, but
the model people always *******ize the markings and I wanted to see
where it departed from the original design. I have an F-4 ducted fan
that has both Navy and Army markings on it. Anyhow here's a link to
show you what scheme I was talking about.


http://www.e-fliterc.com/Products/De...ProdID=EFL8025



Bruce



That on the "empenage" or empennage is, in fact, the union flag *not*
the cross of St Andrew which forms a part of it!

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"®i©ardo" wrote in message
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Bruce R wrote:

"RustY ©" wrote in message
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What scheme is that Bruce ?



Blue/black airframe, Union jack stripes painted along the fuse, St
Andrews cross on the empenage. This is the best view I have of it, but
the model people always *******ize the markings and I wanted to see where
it departed from the original design. I have an F-4 ducted fan that has
both Navy and Army markings on it. Anyhow here's a link to show you
what scheme I was talking about.


http://www.e-fliterc.com/Products/De...ProdID=EFL8025



Bruce



That on the "empenage" or empennage is, in fact, the union flag *not* the
cross of St Andrew which forms a part of it!



http://valleyaviationsociety.net/Cop...m=lastup&cat=0

How about this? does that answer your question?
Cheers
P

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"®i©ardo" wrote in message
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Bruce R wrote:
"RustY ©" wrote in message
news What scheme is that Bruce ?



Blue/black airframe, Union jack stripes painted along the fuse, St
Andrews cross on the empenage. This is the best view I have of it, but
the model people always *******ize the markings and I wanted to see where
it departed from the original design. I have an F-4 ducted fan that has
both Navy and Army markings on it. Anyhow here's a link to show you
what scheme I was talking about.


http://www.e-fliterc.com/Products/De...ProdID=EFL8025



Bruce


That on the "empenage" or empennage is, in fact, the union flag *not* the
cross of St Andrew which forms a part of it!



http://valleyaviationsociety.net/Cop...m=lastup&cat=0

How about this? does that answer your question?
Cheers
P


Superb site, thanks for sharing.

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Moving things in still pictures!

"®i©ardo" wrote in message
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That on the "empenage" or empennage is, in fact, the union flag *not* the
cross of St Andrew which forms a part of it!

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Moving things in still pictures!
Of course, you're right, it is the Jack. The Cross is part of it, of
course. We have part of it as well.
Yeah we got the cross in the Fla state flag. The Great Seal of Florida on
the center where the bars cross. When you hang the flag (which is a solid
white background field) up by one end, it looks like a pair of suspenders
(bg).

Bruce

Bruce R wrote:

"®i©ardo" wrote in message
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That on the "empenage" or empennage is, in fact, the union flag *not*
the cross of St Andrew which forms a part of it!

--
Moving things in still pictures!
Of course, you're right, it is the Jack. The Cross is part of it, of
course. We have part of it as well.
Yeah we got the cross in the Fla state flag. The Great Seal of Florida
on the center where the bars cross. When you hang the flag (which is a
solid white background field) up by one end, it looks like a pair of
suspenders (bg).

Bruce

Ah, that's American suspenders rather than British ones I take it?

;-)

The only shame is that Wales is not represented on our flag. No, I'm not
Welsh, but they deserve better in that respect.

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"®i©ardo" wrote in message
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Ah, that's American suspenders rather than British ones I take it?

;-)

The only shame is that Wales is not represented on our flag. No, I'm not
Welsh, but they deserve better in that respect.

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Moving things in still pictures!

Old man suspenders. don't think they have any particular group in mind
lol

Agreed about Wales. You don't hear much about Wales, no Robert the Bruce or
William Wallace, they really are the Rodney Dangerfield of the British
Isles.

Bruce

Bruce R wrote:

"®i©ardo" wrote in message
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Ah, that's American suspenders rather than British ones I take it?

;-)

The only shame is that Wales is not represented on our flag. No, I'm
not Welsh, but they deserve better in that respect.

--
Moving things in still pictures!

Old man suspenders. don't think they have any particular group in mind
lol

You obviously missed the point of my comment.

Agreed about Wales. You don't hear much about Wales, no Robert the
Bruce or William Wallace, they really are the Rodney Dangerfield of the
British Isles.

Bruce


Well, they did have Owen Glendower!

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On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 07:42:01 -0500, "Bruce R"
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"®i©ardo" wrote in message
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Ah, that's American suspenders rather than British ones I take it?

;-)

The only shame is that Wales is not represented on our flag. No, I'm not
Welsh, but they deserve better in that respect.

--
Moving things in still pictures!

Old man suspenders. don't think they have any particular group in mind
lol

Agreed about Wales. You don't hear much about Wales, no Robert the Bruce or
William Wallace, they really are the Rodney Dangerfield of the British
Isles.

No kidding...

http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/1...road-sign.html