Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 10:12 pmAs i dont have the mystery part ready for your analysis, i thought i would test your cockpit knowledge....but not the whole cockpit. Ive tried to make them relatively easy, and all these have been seen in whole or part here before.
And in keeping with the generosity shown by Doug earlier today Im offering a prize. I have 2 copies of a double cd set called "the complete history of the Concorde".....i dont need both, so I'll give one copy (free post) to the first correct reply....
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No tricks, all shots are as you would able to see them if you were sitting in the aircraft.....just a little closer in some cases....enjoy.
And in keeping with the generosity shown by Doug earlier today Im offering a prize. I have 2 copies of a double cd set called "the complete history of the Concorde".....i dont need both, so I'll give one copy (free post) to the first correct reply....
Here you go.
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No tricks, all shots are as you would able to see them if you were sitting in the aircraft.....just a little closer in some cases....enjoy.
, you practically nailed it .. it s the GA that gets me , i always wish for aircraft that carry buckets of sunshine on there wings 
I really thought the 185 would throw it a bit, as there are so many cessnas out there.
i could shoot aircraft down blow city,s up and if the shite hits the proverbal turbo fan dive it into the ground (Welly Govt Buildings) in my CS707 i could become Marmite 