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Next closest and Favorite.

The closest to the house.

Olham: How do like the ATI 5970 Card ?

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Toys

I say,, she does have her Goggles Up.

Over Flanders Fields : Sods aloft Sods of the skies Sods of the Air A moment of Glory A Brief Encounter The Circus Ring The Ring Master cometh Behold the Flying Circus. A Gathering of Sods. Eagles in the Sun Dog Fighting the Flying Circus. Stuttering Machine Guns. Flights over No Mans Land. Long way down Burning coffins The Ring Masters Revenge A gathering of Falcons A gathering of Sods

Ref Vid Cards: Anyone know of a good site that compares Graphic Cards Old and Knew. Mikes Hardware is the only one I know of.

Thanks

Nail Lines: I had assumed that all were hand made but the lies seem too perfect. Now I wonder if they had some kind of Nail Gun or a Taped over Template to Nail the panels . any one Know how they did it ?

My only Aerial Story: Army Truck Convoy Fairbanks, Alaska . (USA) to the summer Tng Grounds near the Arctic Circle. A Recon A/c training for Low Level Photo Missions ( Mohawk OV-1 ) made a Simulated War time pass. The aerial ( Retractable ?) which was down acted a s a whip and struck the Army 2 1/2 ton truck with a box like cover ( metal ?). Paint chips and fragments flew everywhere with a resounding Whacking noise. I was in the Truck behind the one struck so I know that it is a true story. Late 1970 s maybe 76or78. Just gotta drool over the art work for P-4

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Its OK Lou g o ahead and be tedious Love tweaking systems

Good Work

Just my 2 cents folks : A playable game is perferable to a flashy one.

I bet that they are having a good time play testing while we ?

Well Said, Mr Bullethead. I agree.

Planes of Fame in Chino, Ca. just got in an airframe for a BF 109 E-1/ upgraded to E-7 . The aircraft will be restored ( Cant find out when) The Frame ( 70 %) was taken from the bottom of a Russian Lake where it crashed ( shot down ?) The rumor is the aircraft flew in BoB as an E-1 then returned for upgrade to E-7 and shipped to the East where in 1942 " it ate it ". I couldn't find out if the motor made to the U.S. along with the Frame. probably because I was up there at Lunch time.

Thats it Olham you are a wealth of information. They do have the Replicas of those a/c but non flyable. The Storch and the Russian a/c are flyable. It also looks like they brought in a flyable 190 A that is listed as a New Work ( whatever that is ?) along with a Pup and DR I flyable Replicas with tail wheels for the Airshow in May this year. What I thought was interesting was the Mig collection. Parked around the Flight Line and Hangers were a Mig 17 and Mig 15 belonging to the RedBull corporation plus a Polish 2 seat Mig 15 trainer added to that the Planes of Fame Mig 15 that flys each year in the Airshow.

Mike Dixon UK Protests to much

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