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Postby Ian Warren » Sun Sep 22, 2013 1:47 pm

Hmm maybe i should contact the company shortly , my TEAL Solent drawing is near finished .. just about to touch down on the Waitemata Harbour with a chase boat in tow .
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Postby Chairman » Sun Sep 22, 2013 4:03 pm

Spotted that ...

1st thought - "Awesome !"

2nd thought - "Beavers ! To where ? Hope they're amphibs and can use beaches like the widgies / geese"

3rd thought - "20 beavers a day ? That's going to get people whinging about the noise quick smart"

4th thought - "Awesome !"

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Postby Ian Warren » Sun Sep 22, 2013 5:22 pm

I was thinking along those T.E.A.L anniversary dates and have a few in the works covering the types flown onto the harbour . This dose look magnificent printed on photo gloss SRA3 (slightly larger) and looks even better with an age colour tinge in it .
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Postby mavman » Mon Sep 23, 2013 11:36 am

Wow Ian, what a fantastic picture!!
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Postby Ian Warren » Mon Sep 23, 2013 11:51 am

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Wow Ian, what a fantastic picture!!

Thanks Mav , one of many and in two different formats , i am selling these , fifteen complete so far , they take there time to do , tow different formats the other takes maybe six weeks to complete .

With the history of the Waitemata Harbour with these boats and a new company out flying the DH Beaver be an ideal conduit ... so the detail would have to smack on par excellence .
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Postby ardypilot » Mon Sep 23, 2013 3:04 pm

Chairman wrote:
QUOTE (Chairman @ Sep 22 2013,4:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Spotted that ...

1st thought - "Awesome !"

2nd thought - "Beavers ! To where ? Hope they're amphibs and can use beaches like the widgies / geese"

3rd thought - "20 beavers a day ? That's going to get people whinging about the noise quick smart"

4th thought - "Awesome !"

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Not amphibs, just a floatplane. Will just be using pontoons at wharf ends I imagine. A submission has been put forward to the CAA by them to create an aerodrome called 'Auckland Harbour'.
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Postby Ian Warren » Mon Sep 23, 2013 4:49 pm

Plan a jetty to suit the Catalina Club aircraft would not be a silly idea ... just a pity so very very few of the Shorts flying around and just recent the Martin Mars finally has been ponded .
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Postby toprob » Mon Sep 23, 2013 5:14 pm

I've always thought there'd be a real market for this sort of thing, especially in the Hauraki Gulf or Marlborough Sounds. It's a bit disappointing that I've never seen anything land on the harbour just outside my window here in Lyttelton sad.gif

I guess that it's a lot easy to get to the bach by boat, and certainly a lot cheaper. But imagine offering a tourist flight to somewhere off the beaten track, giving them lunch and time for a swim, then flying them back home.

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I was thinking along those T.E.A.L anniversary dates and have a few in the works covering the types flown onto the harbour . This dose look magnificent printed on photo gloss SRA3 (slightly larger) and looks even better with an age colour tinge in it .


That's captured the spirit of the times, that's for sure. Well done.
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Postby Ian Warren » Mon Sep 23, 2013 5:53 pm

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That's captured the spirit of the times, that's for sure. Well done.

Thanks Rob , Think in keeping with Flying in to make a splash i should research the Short C class flight into Lyttleton Harbour , you recall i got tripped by a photo thinking it was South Africa ... draw in detail of Lyttleton , it would suit the little cafes and trinket shops over there .... might sell like hotcakes when the cruise ship enter the port ? ... from the period think it would be and goodie .
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Postby scaber » Mon Sep 23, 2013 7:01 pm

Ian Warren wrote:
QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Sep 22 2013,5:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I was thinking along those T.E.A.L anniversary dates and have a few in the works covering the types flown onto the harbour . This dose look magnificent printed on photo gloss SRA3 (slightly larger) and looks even better with an age colour tinge in it .


Great job there Ian. Looking forward to your next artistic surprise.
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Postby Ian Warren » Mon Sep 23, 2013 7:19 pm

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Great job there Ian. Looking forward to your next artistic surprise.

Thanks Greg , it is enjoyable doing the research for them .. have a couple of brilliant ideas and New Zealand flying boats and amphibians and sky planes are a choice subject .

I would like to get hold of Ross again , most every thing sorta went out one ear after this last weeks debacle , so just stuck to what i no tho i have scanned the old pen drawings for etching .
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Postby Charl » Mon Sep 23, 2013 8:23 pm

Great stuff Mr. Artiste Warren.. love those huge props biting the air.

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But imagine offering a tourist flight to somewhere off the beaten track, giving them lunch and time for a swim, then flying them back home.

http://www.heletranz.co.nz/adv_fishing.htm
Different market: San Francisco always had a Beaver floater doing circuits of the bay, always a queue of old geezers waiting to get on board...
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Postby Ian Warren » Mon Sep 23, 2013 11:26 pm

Charl wrote:
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Great stuff Mr. Artiste Warren.. love those huge props biting the air.

Thanks Matey , think i should have advice from you and others years back .. Whats the old saying from the Admiral about awakening Sleeping Giants winkyy.gif
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Postby toprob » Mon Sep 23, 2013 11:28 pm

Charl wrote:
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Different market: San Francisco always had a Beaver floater doing circuits of the bay, always a queue of old geezers waiting to get on board...


Just point me at that queue...
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