Jimbib

Many Happy Returns Wrench, The!

Two minds think alike...

Title says it all, anyone here at CA interested in some online play perhaps? I haven't been able to put it down since I bought it a few weeks ago

Many happy returns Sony!

I watched the final three commercial Concorde flights land at Heathrow, one after the other. Will never forget that sight, ever.

Those look great Ant, have you thrown in a cheeky bit bump mapping too?

I'd say bump mapping also, you can clearly see the difference on the tail with regard to the panel lines. Nice job FC.

*Munches popcorn* Om nom nom nom nom nom nom

Eric Clapton - Cocaine. In fact, I saw him play this on Saturday night.

Happy Birthday ST0RM!

Hey Nils, in a weird turn of events, apparently you've already featured with this aircraft before you made your announcement post! (Scroll down to post #609) http://www.defence.pk/forums/india-defence/25061-indo-russian-pak-fa-fgfa-41.html You also get called an artist here... http://jasonjeffrey.wordpress.com/2009/10/08/indias-first-stealth-fighter-to-fly-in-4-months/

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8481047.stm Well done that man.

Happy birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Many happy returns Otto!

MW2 gets my vote also. Assassin's Creed isn't far off either.

Two New Aircraft Carriers USS REAGAN BEAUTIFUL! When the Bridge pipes 'Man the Rail' there is a lot of rail to man on this monster: shoulder to shoulder, around 45 acres. Her displacement is about 100,000 tons with full complement. Capability Top speed exceeds 30 knots, powered by two nuclear reactors that can operate for more than 20 years without refuelling 1. Expected to operate in the fleet for about 50 years 2 Carries over 80 combat aircraft 3. Three arresting cables can stop a 28 - ton aircraft going 150 miles per hour in less than 400 feet Size 1. Towers 20 stories above the waterline 2. 1092 feet long; nearly as long as the Empire State Building is tall 3. Flight deck covers 4.5 acres 4. 4 bronze propellers, each 21 feet across, weighing 66,200 pounds 5. 2 rudders, each 29 by 22 feet and weighing 50 tons 6. 4 high speed aircraft elevators, each over 4,000 sq ft capacity 7. Home to about 6,000 Navy personnel 8. Carries enough food and supplies to operate for 90 days 9. 18,150 meals served daily 10. Distillation plants provide 400,000 gallons of fresh water from sea water daily, enough for 2,000 homes 11. Nearly 30,000 light fixtures and 1,325 miles of cable and wiring 1,400 telephones 12. 14,000 pillowcases and 28,000 sheets 13. Costs the Navy approximately $250,000 per day for pier side operation 14. Costs the Navy approximately $25 million per day for underway operations (Sailor's salaries included).[/b][/size] HMS GORDON BROWN Sunday, July 20, 2008 The Royal Navy welcomed the latest member of its fleet today. The HMS Gordon Brown set sail today from its home port of Skegness . The ship is the first of its kind in the Navy and is a standing legacy to Prime Minister Brown for his foresight in military budget cuts and his conduct while Prime Minister. The ship is constructed nearly entirely from recycled aluminium and is completely solar powered with a top speed of 5 knots. It boasts an arsenal comprised of one (unarmed) F14 Tomcat or one (unarmed) F18 Hornet aircraft which, although they cannot be launched or captured on the 100 foot flight deck, form a very menacing presence. As a standing order there are no firearms allowed on board. The 20 person crew is completely diversified, including members of all races, creeds, sex, and sexual orientation. This crew, like the crew aboard the Severn Ferry, is specially trained to avoid conflicts and appease any and all enemies of Britain at all costs! An on - board Type One DNC Universal Translator can send out messages of apology in any language to anyone who may find Britain offensive. The number of apologies are limitless and though some may seem hollow and disingenuous, the Navy advises all apologies will sound very sincere. The ship's purpose is not defined so much as a unit of national defence, but instead in times of conflict, the HMS Gordon Brown has orders to seek refuge in Blackpool. The ship may be positioned near the Labour Party Headquarters for photo - ops. The Browns should be very proud. Anyone else see this happening in the near future? Yeah, me too!

How exactly? Apart from a re-spray, it looks very similar to the original FRS.51 nose... http://www.airliners.net/photo/India---Navy/British-Aerospace-Sea/0810252/L/

That will probably depend on which plane you are making... Also like you have said, cockpit blueprints are unfortunately not very common in public domain.

What a pair of absolute tools... http://uk.news.yahoo.com/22/20091224/tts-uk-usa-balloon-ca02f96.html

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You got a purty mouth...

Tornado radome paint worked well for making parade shoe toecaps well protected and shiny when I was in Air Cadets. Also, Grolsch beer bottle rubber seals are great as guitar strap locks.

A picture of this bird from the same location appeared earlier this year, however this is the first decent snap of it out in public... http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/the-dewline/2009/12/kandahars-loch-ness-mystery-pl.html Looks similar to the Polecat.