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Good Tips and Pics Thanks

:salute:The Black FE is perfect for Bullet head

Wings of Glory, RB 3D, B17, Eruo air wars, I still smile when I think of them.

French aircraft using A I is cool. We dont have to fly them. MMMMMMMMMMMMm I Luv the smell of warm machine guns over the French landscape.

Once more dear friends into the Breach ( OFF)

Shiloh is spot on.

It used to be loose a plane use the parachute . The Chute has evolved into a Para Glider as I recently found out. Great fun

Hey Lou I never thought about an Ultra Light They do fly those things close to here. I will check it out. Thanks Lewie: I wish I had ur know how. The flight Model does sound interesting

Good One

Should be able to contact a Glider Club and ask about Paragliding. Germany was famous for Gliders

Well done, Great infomation

P-4 in 2 weeks ? Cant wait till Xmas :suicide2:

Hey, both of my wives did and do that

If ya meet me there ( La Jolla, Ca.) I will Treat. Just ask for the Glider port by Blacks Beach and say when. P.S. I wonder if they do this kinda thing in England. The Cliffs of Dover might be Great.

wow

Yes Sir, Thats me in the blue sweat shirt. I have other pics but all are to large to post. ( if anyone knows how to resize them from the DVD format please tell me) They have to fly along the cliffs of a beach to get the Lift to fly. The only sound was a rush of air. We made 300 -500 ft of height at 10 miles an hour ( that was the wind speed from the ocean) Really smooth except when doing a corkscrew U drop like a fast elevator ( ur lunch wont like it) Landing was super cool a turn into the wind looseing height as ur feet touch the ground stand up and turn right collapsing the Chute. Post Cript. On the down side, U have to put in 20-40 hours flight time to get licensed to fly alone although I am told part time will be with a radio and by oneself.

Handy Tips, Thanks

wow, he better hope thats another Neweie

Luv Art Deco

Yep its cheesy but the idea of alternate history with Airships is interesting ! Thanks Jarhead and Olham