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by speedbird591 » 27 Apr 2013, 11:10
SOH = Sim Outhouse. You oviously haven't been following this thread about the philanthropy shown by some forum members to another who had fallen on hard times.
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by paul26may » 27 Apr 2013, 11:19
Well you never know Ian. After all I am trying to preserve a piece of British (and French) engineering!
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by Garry Russell » 27 Apr 2013, 13:07
Is the tail unit French???
That's a new on on me the other day when someone here mentioned it.
Maybe but subcontract, but design???
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by Airspeed » 27 Apr 2013, 13:23
paul26may wrote: By the way I had 4 cans of DAB.
That was good thinking, Paul. At least you have some sheet aluminium to start your full size replica, which was your original idea.
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by TSR2 » 27 Apr 2013, 13:24
Not all of them from what I recall Garry, but GE was a big advocate of working with the French as he saw it as the only realistic way to preserve the industry in both countries.
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by Garry Russell » 27 Apr 2013, 15:17
So it was British by design, justsubcontracted to France?
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by TSR2 » 27 Apr 2013, 17:39
Definitely mate, and even then, not all of them as I understand. I was lead to believe it was very few of them actually, but I may have got the wrong end of the stick
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by paul26may » 27 Apr 2013, 17:40
That was good thinking, Paul. At least you have some sheet aluminium to start your full size replica, which was your original idea.
4 is not a bad start but I'll need a few more. In fact to get this done in the timescales required I'll have become an alcoholic looking at the size of that tail and fin - 638 sq ft in fact.
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by Garry Russell » 27 Apr 2013, 18:16
That's good Ben...it can be discounted as French
The Aussies I think were making doors for 767's but you wouldn't class it as part Aussie
The 146 tail was made in I think, Sweden...or was it FINland
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by airboatr » 27 Apr 2013, 19:00
I had someone here, offer me some of their .. philanthropy~ism..
But after careful consideration the project was considered to be . non feasible.
It's the thought that counts anyway.. right?
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