Classic British Flight Sim

A new exhibition at the Tate Modern.

http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/exhibiti ... plore.shtm

The Jaguar's XZ118 "Buster Gonad"

Jon

In a word Jon.. No

ATB

DaveB

Not at all

Reminds me of the Bristow Wessex that was placed upside down in the grounds of a Chateaux

They had hired it but not told the owners what they were to do with it...didn't go down too well

pfft
Jag U Ar junk.

except the 80's J model that had the chevy 350 stuck in'm

veroom verrooom errt.

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in case you read this , her name in Mary

I thought it might well be art, but I didn't like it much.

This is possibly just what Ms Banner wanted to achieve.

Jon

Hhmmm... The Harrier fills the hall space beautifully. I'd go and see it if I were in London. Art eh? One man's meat and all that.

One thing he has achieved............it's now famous and will be mentioned from time to time long after it's gone

Few would remember the 120 bricks (as such) but a whole generation remembers the controvesy over them and so the bricks are imortal for that reason, even to the point of becoming symbolic of modern 'art'

I find many aircraft, like Concorde, aesthetically pleasing but I don't think they belong in an art museum. Just my 2 cents.

Brian

FlyTexas wrote:I find many aircraft, like Concorde, aesthetically pleasing but I don't think they belong in an art museum.

Right and that's simply because an aircraft's form follows its function.
Whereas this here definitely IS a piece of art:

http://krz.ch/v36T

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Nick

I can't argue with that! What a beauty she is.

Nigel²