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Great shots of the Harvard, sir. One question.. the Three White Mice symbol on the cowling, was that used by the Fokker D.XXI fighters in 1940 , or was it on the G-1 ? well spotted, yes, these were worn by Fokker D-XX1's of the 1st JaVa, the 1st fighter squadron of the Dutch Air Force in 1940. And yes, this repaint is meant for the T-6 of the (small) Reno pack, the one that one model of each of the four Reno aircraft

Silly me, I don't fly stock too much y'see, and so forgot about that. Seems it will take a 4 letter word!

Now that looks flash! Whats the cockpit like for detail? Nice paints as well. :)

So many of the Fokkers! Great to see.

Thanks for looking Dash Cap...nice to see you here mate :thumbup: I've heard similar talk about 01....there is enough space to get her in there with no load and minimal fuel. But as Deane B has pointed out in the past, the area is so populated now, if anything went wrong it would be a big mess. I live in hope...what a great sight that would be :)

Charl and Simon, thanks for looking.

Great post Mike , nice to see you airborne again :thumbup:

That's a Portugese truck, I mean Herk. Even in the Plain Jane grey it still looks good. :rolleyes:

Those are amazing. The J certainly wears the grey nicely. Once again.... :wub:

Ahhhhh...now I see it, the tail tells all.

What can I say apart from.. :wub: Nothing like a great C-130 shot. Those are all superb...not showing my bias at all :rolleyes: All good mate, I feel the love :)

Charl...superb work as always :thumbup:

We have seen the 707s at Harewood.

Its a shame that these 3 haven't received the attention they deserve from the historians. So maybe we can do it here.