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Old March 15th 04, 03:15 PM
M. H. Greaves
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The english electric lightning is a firm favourite of mine, when ever we
take the caravan to edinburgh we get the bus into the city, as the caravan
site is on a bus route and you can get a bus right at the gates, we got a
bus one time which took us near the Gyle, and Ferranti have lightning on
display outside on the grass, in a dramatic pose, i allways thought these
were small, but when youre up next to one, theyre alot bigger than once
thought, besides i've done alot of reading about this plane. I still wouldnt
put down the Hunter though, another quality british aircraft, aswell as the
victor, and the vulcan and TSR2 and... i could go on endlessly!
"John" wrote in message
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"Giles Ayling" wrote in message
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"Jim Doyle" wrote in message
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"Krztalizer" wrote in message
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Military equipment is made to do
a job, not to look good.

Then explain the Mosquito!

I guess when you're doing below-rooftop height down some European

street,
you've got to look the business! - or you may as well be farting

around
at
a
much higher alt.

Those invasion go-faster-stripes added streetwise style - just ask the

boy
racers in their Novas!



To me, you cant beat the beauty of the Hawker Hunter

I see a couple (non flying) everyday, and they still look great


Probably the most beautiful jet ever built. It's so Freudian...looks like
sex and death!

John


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Old March 15th 04, 07:50 PM
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Yeah I like the lightning - best thing is that there is one next door to one
of the Hunters

Brilliant


"M. H. Greaves" wrote in message
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The english electric lightning is a firm favourite of mine, when ever we
take the caravan to edinburgh we get the bus into the city, as the caravan
site is on a bus route and you can get a bus right at the gates, we got a
bus one time which took us near the Gyle, and Ferranti have lightning on
display outside on the grass, in a dramatic pose, i allways thought these
were small, but when youre up next to one, theyre alot bigger than once
thought, besides i've done alot of reading about this plane. I still

wouldnt
put down the Hunter though, another quality british aircraft, aswell as

the
victor, and the vulcan and TSR2 and... i could go on endlessly!
"John" wrote in message
. ..

"Giles Ayling" wrote in message
...

"Jim Doyle" wrote in message
...

"Krztalizer" wrote in message
...
Military equipment is made to do
a job, not to look good.

Then explain the Mosquito!

I guess when you're doing below-rooftop height down some European

street,
you've got to look the business! - or you may as well be farting

around
at
a
much higher alt.

Those invasion go-faster-stripes added streetwise style - just ask

the
boy
racers in their Novas!



To me, you cant beat the beauty of the Hawker Hunter

I see a couple (non flying) everyday, and they still look great


Probably the most beautiful jet ever built. It's so Freudian...looks

like
sex and death!

John


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  #33  
Old March 15th 04, 11:53 PM
M. H. Greaves
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Have you ever been to RAF Cosford?
They have the original P1B, and lots of other interesting protos.
I'd recomend it!
"Giles Ayling" wrote in message
...
Yeah I like the lightning - best thing is that there is one next door to

one
of the Hunters

Brilliant


"M. H. Greaves" wrote in message
...
The english electric lightning is a firm favourite of mine, when ever we
take the caravan to edinburgh we get the bus into the city, as the

caravan
site is on a bus route and you can get a bus right at the gates, we got

a
bus one time which took us near the Gyle, and Ferranti have lightning

on
display outside on the grass, in a dramatic pose, i allways thought

these
were small, but when youre up next to one, theyre alot bigger than once
thought, besides i've done alot of reading about this plane. I still

wouldnt
put down the Hunter though, another quality british aircraft, aswell as

the
victor, and the vulcan and TSR2 and... i could go on endlessly!
"John" wrote in message
. ..

"Giles Ayling" wrote in message
...

"Jim Doyle" wrote in message
...

"Krztalizer" wrote in message
...
Military equipment is made to do
a job, not to look good.

Then explain the Mosquito!

I guess when you're doing below-rooftop height down some European
street,
you've got to look the business! - or you may as well be farting

around
at
a
much higher alt.

Those invasion go-faster-stripes added streetwise style - just ask

the
boy
racers in their Novas!



To me, you cant beat the beauty of the Hawker Hunter

I see a couple (non flying) everyday, and they still look great

Probably the most beautiful jet ever built. It's so Freudian...looks

like
sex and death!

John


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  #35  
Old March 16th 04, 02:47 PM
Martin \(Please note spammers email address used\)
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We won't even go into the pros and cons of the Lancaster. Suffice to say
that by the end of the war, it was carrying twice its original designed
bomb-load and doing it well enough for it to still be effective in its
assigned tasks.


I think the average load was twice that of the B17!



 




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