Re: Lockheed L-1649A Starliner, Version 1.0 (W.I.P.) released
Posted: 02 May 2008, 21:07
long gone now unfortunatly
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Lockheed L-1649A Starliner, Version 1.0 (W.I.P.) released
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Re: Lockheed L-1649A Starliner, Version 1.0 (W.I.P.) released
Posted: 02 May 2008, 22:38
Its OK Ian
Dave Welch will be visiting here in August on way back from Australia to UK Ill ask him if he still has his archives
He had the most incredible catalogue of British Aircraft photos , Including the antiradiation white painted Canberra
with the Winged can opener on the tip tanks taken in Akers , that someone has yet to paint
If he does I will try and
talk him into dropping some into the library at The Pond.
Leif
Dave Welch will be visiting here in August on way back from Australia to UK Ill ask him if he still has his archives
He had the most incredible catalogue of British Aircraft photos , Including the antiradiation white painted Canberra
with the Winged can opener on the tip tanks taken in Akers , that someone has yet to paint
If he does I will try andtalk him into dropping some into the library at The Pond.
Leif
Re: Lockheed L-1649A Starliner, Version 1.0 (W.I.P.) released
Posted: 03 May 2008, 00:18
Leif
It's amazing how with digital photography we just run off dozens of photos, but in the days of film every one had to count. I've been on holiday to Canada and seen some fantastic nature sights (eg black bear with 3 cubs) but have only a few photos for each. With my Nikon D70 I would probably have filled a 2Gb card each time.
So those old black and white shots when both cameras and film were expensive are precious. Particularly as the memory fades and I need something to remind me :-(
I look forward to anything you obtain.
And I must make scan some more of my old film.
Ian
It's amazing how with digital photography we just run off dozens of photos, but in the days of film every one had to count. I've been on holiday to Canada and seen some fantastic nature sights (eg black bear with 3 cubs) but have only a few photos for each. With my Nikon D70 I would probably have filled a 2Gb card each time.
So those old black and white shots when both cameras and film were expensive are precious. Particularly as the memory fades and I need something to remind me :-(
I look forward to anything you obtain.
And I must make scan some more of my old film.
Ian