Mick (woody901), Brian (Bridon Bear), Ben (TSR2) and Joe (blanston12) pulled the covers off the IAI Arava.
Well done, here are your freshly minted badges
According to some reports, it was known as the flying watermelon
CBFS SPOTTER - part 2
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02-12-24 results
Mick (woody901), Brian (Bridon Bear), Ben (TSR2) and Joe (blanston12) pulled the covers off the IAI Arava.
Well done, here are your freshly minted badges
According to some reports, it was known as the flying watermelon
Mick (woody901), Brian (Bridon Bear), Ben (TSR2) and Joe (blanston12) pulled the covers off the IAI Arava.
Well done, here are your freshly minted badges
According to some reports, it was known as the flying watermelon
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09-12-24 a bit of a puzzle. Study the details.
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Best wishes to Mrs A for a speedy recovery.
I am still looking in but have less free time as Mrs P tripped on 5th Nov breaking her left fibula so now wears a plaster cast for another few weeks, she has 2 appointments after Christmas to check on recovery & is not a happy bunny.
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I am still looking in but have less free time as Mrs P tripped on 5th Nov breaking her left fibula so now wears a plaster cast for another few weeks, she has 2 appointments after Christmas to check on recovery & is not a happy bunny.
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Sorry to hear that, Keith.
Full sympathy for Mrs P. and we hope she has a good recovery.
The physio says that Mrs A can't start any exercises until the New Year, and keep on with the pain relief.
Full sympathy for Mrs P. and we hope she has a good recovery.
The physio says that Mrs A can't start any exercises until the New Year, and keep on with the pain relief.
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Thank you for your thoughts for Mrs P recovery.
I have submitted my answer for the current aircraft - nearly got it wrong!
Keith
I have submitted my answer for the current aircraft - nearly got it wrong!
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Re: CBFS SPOTTER - part 2
09-12-24 results
PeteP, Brian (Bridon Bear), Brian Franklin,Simon (simondix), Ben (TSR2), Keith (Dev One), and AllanL all scored diamonds for naming the Hawker Tornado.
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See 16-12-24 results, I left Mick (woody901) off this list...SORRY Mick
While Eric (Tomliner) and Joe (blanston12) picked up gold.
The Typhoon and Tornado differed in their power plants. The Tornado used the RR Vulture, an "H" shaped engine, requiring two banks of exhausts either side. The Napier Sabre had only one bank of exhausts each side. The winners knew that, of course.
The Typhoon was apparently not 100% safe:
Now to the badges....
Congratulations, and thanks for playing
PeteP, Brian (Bridon Bear), Brian Franklin,Simon (simondix), Ben (TSR2), Keith (Dev One), and AllanL all scored diamonds for naming the Hawker Tornado.
EDIT
See 16-12-24 results, I left Mick (woody901) off this list...SORRY Mick
While Eric (Tomliner) and Joe (blanston12) picked up gold.
The Typhoon and Tornado differed in their power plants. The Tornado used the RR Vulture, an "H" shaped engine, requiring two banks of exhausts either side. The Napier Sabre had only one bank of exhausts each side. The winners knew that, of course.
The Typhoon was apparently not 100% safe:
Now to the badges....
Congratulations, and thanks for playing
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16-12-24 It's nearly Christmas.
Another jigsaw for you, this one's a bit mixed up, like me:
Another jigsaw for you, this one's a bit mixed up, like me:
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Firstly, apologies again to Mick (woody901) who scored diamonds for 09-12-24.
I have edited that post. I know it should not happen, but it does
Now to 16-12-24:
results
PeteP, Eric (Tomliner), Mick (woody901), Brian (Bridon Bear), Simon (simondix), Brian Franklin, Ben (TSR2)
all got diamonds for naming the Dassault Atlantique 2 (ATL2), or the Breguet 1150 Atlantic2 or any combination thereof.
I have edited that post. I know it should not happen, but it does
Now to 16-12-24:
results
PeteP, Eric (Tomliner), Mick (woody901), Brian (Bridon Bear), Simon (simondix), Brian Franklin, Ben (TSR2)
all got diamonds for naming the Dassault Atlantique 2 (ATL2), or the Breguet 1150 Atlantic2 or any combination thereof.
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23-12-24 the puzzles continue....
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