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lowglow wrote:QUOTE (lowglow @ Mar 7 2014,8:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Last time I saw this I thought that they were mad, just a mass of rotting wood
Its Quiet amazing what the guys have done , I have not posted the full package yet ... but .. just mind blowing work by these guys .scaber wrote:QUOTE (scaber @ Mar 7 2014,8:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I have to admit to being a bit envious of your access to these aircraft Ian. Good photos that make me even more jealous!! Well done.![]()
Think its simply just ask .. and plop ya in !
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Splitpin wrote:QUOTE (Splitpin @ Mar 7 2014,8:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Great shots Ian ..... you could move in , they have showers and loo's ... i can bring you food , in fact .... i might join you, we could turn the Dak into a flat
Not a JOKE , Not an Idea , ITS a Friggen Great Idea
K5054NZ wrote:QUOTE (K5054NZ @ Apr 19 2014,10:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>There's a bloke in Feilding with THREE Oxboxes to fly. Gotta get down there!
It maybe not that far away- a FSX model , but as for the three real jobbies about to fly, that sounds very interesting .




cowpatz wrote:I was down there a couple of weeks ago for a conference (that was supposed to be in the museum but got changed at the last minute to Riccarton race course). One of the field trips was to the Wigram Air Force museum.
I didn't realise that they had so many Skyhawks there. Nice museum and wonderfully kept exhibits.
Between the Riccarton race course and Wigram .. Triangulate into Church Corner .. you would have been more than welcome to stop here and have a chin wag at the man cave/art studio CRIKEY 

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