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. Another evocative work Dej. Very, very well done Sir. I like many things about it, but in particular the armourer's latern, serving as a ghostly foreboding of Mick's horrendous end. A poignant and sadly fitting focal point of the work, I think. .

. hee hee hee ... I laugh just thinking about Inspector Clouseau. .

. OK, now you're just being mean Olham. By the way, do you 'ave a leesense for thawt minkee? .

. I am very, very fond of Romain Hugault's work. I will have to put this on my Christmas list. .

. HEY! That happened to me! .

. As I just stated in another thread a few minutes ago ... I want to go to New Zealand! .

. Great to have you with us again British_eh, and well done Sir on your flight medic training. Now grab a kite and get back into the OFF skies! .

. I've also never experienced this anomaly LIMA. .

. I want to go to New Zealand! .

. CW3SF, you probably won't want my opinion because I would buy another Logitech Extreme 3D Pro. I have tried numeorus sticks over the years and still find this one the best for WWI flying. Like Gaw, I did not notice a lot of difference between FF and non-FF sticks, but Uncleal has always recommended going with FF. Von Baur, you're a man after my own heart, although your throttle quadrant is a bit more hi-tech than mine. Cheers! Lou .

. Oh that's an easy one to deal with WM. Si just needs to enter every conceivable relevant word in his home page's metatag, then ask us lot to do a Google search three times a day for the services he offers and click on his website when we find it in the listings. We could drive him up into the top rankings within a month. .

. It's all about advertising and having an online presence these days Si, so I recommend setting up your own new venture website and pitching your services there. .

. All the best of luck with your endeavour Si. I wish I had some nice current computer bits I could send along to you but everything I have here is quite out of date. I do offer you my full moral support and all the positive chi I can channel your way, for what that may be worth in the greater cosmic scheme. .

. Well, most of that stuff I think I do have around here somewhere. However, you must have found your way back to your own closet on that last one Carrick, I know you and Nurse Diesel had a little thing a while back during one of your hospital stays. .

. We all love you to WM; ta for remembering our holiday here across the pond. And "Obrigado" to you Von Paulus for your kind wishes as well. A safe and happy Thanksgiving to everyone! Count your blessings folks, and remember everything you have to be thankful for. .

. Dej, immediately after I posted that I regretted it as I knew someone would call me on it. Although ... I do like my leather uncommon fresh. .

. hee hee ... you guys are funny. And I just wish my closet were that neat, (and I mean that in every sense of the word 'neat'). .

. There are also the five WWI aviation book set downloads I put together and placed in the OFF Downloads section: WWI Aviation Book Sets Might be something there of interest to you CaptSopwith. .

. What are you talking about Olham, I thought my FADED FLIERS N' LOVERS was brill! .

. More beautiful teaser screenshots there Pol. The detail is amazing. ...I have GOT to get a plastic cover for my keyboard... . .

. Sorry Soppy, I am not aware of any electronic versions of either of these classic works, unless you feel like paying seven quid apiece from Kindle. I have McCudden's 'Five Years in the Royal Flying Corps' (i.e. 'Flying Fury'), on my own shelves and would be happy to reference it for you, but I don't imagine that would aid you much. I don't have Mannock's personal diary, (yet), but I do have Oughton's wonderful book, 'Ace With One Eye', which again I could reference for you. Wish I could be of more help Sir. .

. FADED FLIERS N' LOVERS ...yup...a little weird and shivery indeed... .

. And for further comparison:

. Despite all the years of flying RB3D, I still always hear that bit of music as the march from "The Great Escape". .