Attn. Ed Walters
Posted: 26 May 2007, 20:33
Come on Ed, I think you have something to show these fine folks in CBFS, haven't you. Don't be shy now... 
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Posted: 26 May 2007, 20:40
Oh, go on then... I had a busy day yesterday!
Posted: 26 May 2007, 20:42
Glad to know she flew fine Ed. Hope the CAF invites her down to Midland one year and she can be displayed next to McHenry (since it looks like he's staying stateside now) during AirSho.
You know if it's going to maybe be at Oshkosh or Dayton this year?
You know if it's going to maybe be at Oshkosh or Dayton this year?
Posted: 26 May 2007, 20:44
real nice pics Ed
thats a day you'll not likely to forget....
thats a day you'll not likely to forget....
Posted: 26 May 2007, 20:52
:shock: Very nice.
So good so see her up ther where she belongs
Thanks for sharing
Garry
So good so see her up ther where she belongs
Thanks for sharing
Garry
Posted: 26 May 2007, 20:55
OMG!
You lucky man :roll:
What a fantastic day
John
You lucky man :roll:
What a fantastic day
John
Posted: 26 May 2007, 21:06
Who said modeling for FS9 and helping out the warbird community while doing it doesn't have it's perks? 
That's one of those times in your life where you take in every second as if it was an hour to make the experience last.
That's one of those times in your life where you take in every second as if it was an hour to make the experience last.
Posted: 26 May 2007, 23:18
Ed,
What an awesome experience that must have been, and such superb pics too.
Interesting to see the dual control conversion in the cockpit shot. It looks a bit like the cross-beam they have in a Catalina.
Does anyone know if PA474 is similarly dual controlled?
What an awesome experience that must have been, and such superb pics too.
Interesting to see the dual control conversion in the cockpit shot. It looks a bit like the cross-beam they have in a Catalina.
Does anyone know if PA474 is similarly dual controlled?
Posted: 26 May 2007, 23:26
Yes it is.kit wrote:Ed,
What an awesome experience that must have been, and such superb pics too.
Interesting to see the dual control conversion in the cockpit shot. It looks a bit like the cross-beam they have in a Catalina.
Does anyone know if PA474 is similarly dual controlled?
Posted: 27 May 2007, 00:02
Whoa! You lucky bugger! What I would give for a flight in one of those
I wonder what the Pilots of the day would have gave for one of those GPS units....
What I would give for a flight in one of those I wonder what the Pilots of the day would have gave for one of those GPS units....