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THE TRUE CLASSIC 737 Almost from the stoneages well least a B-17 , From 1967 - Boeings 737 100 / 200 series

Love Matts shipping .. now that is classic



Now that is CLASSIC










CLASSIC ... Beep Beep

And classic shots as well Ian....beautiful work . I love #5....all smoke and noise....the good old days. Thumbs and stars old man

I really need a Real NZ Engineer .. to say its the Classic

Looks great Ian, as marty said, number 5 is especially good

Thanks for the replies , but still no closer to finding the true CLASSIC .. which is above , i do have 1985 published material here , now for the peoples to search there home base

Great CS Model and well presented Ian... Just missing a NAC paint. I've got a dicast model sitting in my lounge bookshelf of this. Have fond memories of the NAC 737s as one of the first A/C I had a tour around about a million years ago.

zkcav wrote:

QUOTE (zkcav @ Feb 19 2012,10:04 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Have fond memories of the NAC 737s as one of the first A/C I had a tour around about a million years ago.

We may could a paint up and running prity quik ........ Million years ago I just look back last Century

Well it was the stone ages

Good feeling on the #5 !!!

Bug.

Thanks Dani , a real Classic , miss the good old smokeys .. 707s and the DC-8 s were the Classics there

Ian Warren wrote:

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Feb 20 2012,9:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks Dani , a real Classic , miss the good old smokeys .. 707s and the DC-8 s were the Classics there

Ian, remember the last 73 without hushkits ?i used to love watching that thing depart...smoke....noise. But these days, the kids would need OSH approved ear defenders, need too be at least 5km away....and then get 20 hours free counselling

CLASSIC .. smoke .. noise and OSH and would someone please think off the children .

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Feb 20 2012,9:55 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Ian, remember the last 73 without hushkits ?i used to love watching that thing depart...smoke....noise. But these days, the kids would need OSH approved ear defenders, need too be at least 5km away....and then get 20 hours free counselling

!!!

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Feb 20 2012,9:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Ian, remember the last 73 without hushkits ?i used to love watching that thing depart...smoke....noise. But these days, the kids would need OSH approved ear defenders, need too be at least 5km away....and then get 20 hours free counselling

I don't.....but I do remember the ones WITH hushkits and they were still very noisy buggers! I can only imagine they were like without them!

I've visited the first ever production 737 which is painted in NASA colours and sits in a parking lot over the road from the Boeing museum in Seattle next to the first ever 747!

Timmo wrote:

QUOTE (Timmo @ Feb 21 2012,8:36 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I don't.....but I do remember the ones WITH hushkits and they were still very noisy buggers! I can only imagine they were like without them!

They were'nt all that noisey at all by compare to a automatic engineering workshop , the 73 would takeoff and disappear , the sound off ten Traubs without silent barfeeds ... now that was noise and where was OSH then .... and hey i,m tough .. no earmuffs either

Timmo wrote:

QUOTE (Timmo @ Feb 21 2012,8:36 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I've visited the first ever production 737 which is painted in NASA colours and sits in a parking lot over the road from the Boeing museum in Seattle next to the first ever 747!

I believe that very 737 did fly New Zealand skies in the Ansett livery .

Obviously everyone has been following the updates , and now it is closing in to be complete , over the last few months transporting all my 100 passengers in the
cockpit , now with the latest 0.9 update we all fly in comfort . Bins open above and great view watch the tarmac from the door



Trouble is ..... all these seats and suddenly no one wants to fly with me , guess they wanta make sure i'm doing it right in the front end .

Great screenies Ian, lovely work mate. She's a nice model aye, you got this weeks update?
Shame about your classic use of the C-word though

Thats 'C' latests update , think will have to pass on the NAC paint back to you Dean , couple projects are really going to take up my time so I'll hand it back to you if you like ... almost like a game off Tennis with that one

Really Fab shots of my most favourite jet aircraft.
Have many fond memories of both un-kitted and hush kitted 732s in NAC colours.
Smokey,..... yes,........ Noisy,..... Yes,....... but not as peircing up close as the noise from a pair of Rolls Royce Darts on an F-27.
Shot 5, all smoke an noise, reminds me of a pic i have in a book, taken from an identical angle, of ZK-NAC making a low
and smokey flyby over Gisborne on its arrival in NZ from the USA.
This model would look fabulous in an NAC Wings of the Nation paintjob.........................

Lawrie.

Snowman wrote:

QUOTE (Snowman @ Apr 15 2012,5:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Really Fab shots of my most favourite jet aircraft.

Introduction 1968 ... FAB .. Lawrie ... hangon - your not a THUNDERBIRD

Snowman wrote:

QUOTE (Snowman @ Apr 15 2012,5:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Have many fond memories of both un-kitted and hush kitted 732s in NAC colours.
Smokey,..... yes,........ Noisy,..... Yes,....... but not as peircing up close as the noise from a pair of Rolls Royce Darts on an F-27.
Shot 5, all smoke an noise, reminds me of a pic i have in a book, taken from an identical angle, of ZK-NAC making a low
and smokey flyby over Gisborne on its arrival in NZ from the USA.
This model would look fabulous in an NAC Wings of the Nation paintjob.........................

Think we will get the entire fleet done anytime now