Great effort by all the guys concerned.....
Sorry the pics are so big .......and many of them.












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Ian Warren wrote:QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Dec 2 2011,7:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>MARTY... Ok Boys and Girls , who,s in for the Alphasim paint on this on since Marty did some really wicked photos
Thanks Ian, if you need any more its no problem.
Adamski wrote:QUOTE (Adamski @ Dec 2 2011,10:19 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Quite unbelievable - that so many hundreds of man-hours go into sprucing a plane like this up, then it's taken outside to rot!!! Looks beautiful ... but so sad ... a bit like a caged bird
Congratulations to all that put in so much care - and to the crane driver that didn't drop the thing! They must all be so pleased/relieved!!!
Great pics, too - wot, no clouds?
I thought "pole dancer" would get your attention. A few people have said the same thing Adam.....the best looking harvard in the counrty(even if it is just cosmetic)....and...
However there is a plan in place to have it checked and cleaned every six months.
That crane driver and the guy directing him were amazing, for a good part of the operation he(the driver) couldnt really see what he was doing.....and it was a perfect morning, hot , clear and thank god no wind.....or quakes.HamiltonWest wrote:QUOTE (HamiltonWest @ Dec 3 2011,6:39 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Great Photo's Marty Thanks for shareing
Your welcome Ham, not as dramatic as yours though......Im surrounded all day by aircraft that cant fly , but probobly wish they could. But it was nice to see a bit of sky under 50's wings again.
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