dodgy-alan

Excellent work.

Nice remote location, great captures.

Me too, I've posted stuff on here in the past.

I started in 1967.........and kind of forgot to stop! Currently well over 2'000! ...........and that's after scrapping a load of them about 20 years ago!

Blackburn Shark and Fairey Swordfish. Both contemporary aircraft in the late 1930s but although the Shark was actually the better aircraft in many ways, it was the Fairey Swordfish that stayed in front line service during WW2 whilst the Shark was relegated to second line duties. Both of these built a few years ago but brought out for a display the club is doing in May to celebrate RNAS Ford airfield centenary celebrations. The Airfield is not far from us and our club has been asked specifically to take part in their celebration.

Boeing P-12-E and Henschel HS-123, Chinese Nationalist Air Force late 1930s At the time of the Japanese invasion of China, the Nationalist forces relied on aircraft and equipment from all over the world. These are just two of the many disparate types used., Both 1/72 scale. Thanks for viewing

Henschel HS-126K, Estonian Air Force 1937. 1/72 scale. Built as a stablemate for my earlier Anson. On display last saturday(3/3/18) at our annual club show.

Shut Down

Alexa, find the restaurant at the end of the universe!

The Stig is not impressed by Top Gears latest stunt for him!

Well i'm at the coordinates, still no sign of the Vogons! Been here 42 minutes now!

Alexa, I said "Find a Parking Space,"...NOT "Park in space!"

That's the last time I trust a bloody Garmin!

Peregrine

Great work, I know how they feel, I've got a stinking cold at the moment! If my nose gets any redder I'll be hauling a sleigh next Christmas!

Looks like great fun, you seem to have a keen eye for shooting!

M25 ! (Britains biggest car park! LOL)

Aquanaut

Gaia, Mother Earth

If you enjoy a good read I'd recommend Terry Pratchett's Discworld series.

Nicely done, looks like a good flight.

I really hope they can salvage this aircraft. I remember visiting her when she was on the viewing gallery. The Herald is an unsung hero of British aviation and rightly deserves to be preserved.

Good to have you aboard Ivan, Whilst no doubt you had a good flight the pictures are barely visible. It may also be preferable if you were to show them directly to the page rather than via links.

I'm a bit puzzled, I thought having perfect eyesight was a prerequisite requirement of being a commercial pilot?

I daresay they can be found on other sites. I just find it easier to use that one. Try Simviation or FSDome.