I don't think you'd want US Customs to catch him with "pressure-bearing" parts in his luggage somehow.
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I don't think you'd want US Customs to catch him with "pressure-bearing" parts in his luggage somehow.
There is always the National Army Museum In chelsea:
National Army Museum
Followed by a Pub crawl down the Kings road or a visit to the
Fullers Brewery at Chiswick close by:
Beer - Pubs - London Pubs - Real Ales
I could cry, not one photo of a Spitfire, Hurricane or anything British BUT I did get a photo of a P-51D Mustang, German FW-190 and possibly a V-2 rocket. (what are the lighting holes for?)
Subject: Imperial war museum
Hey dad,
Check out these pictures from the museum. Can you tell what they are? I think you would've loved it there.
Greg
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The funny part is this British plastic model Matchbox FW-190 kit hung from his bedroom ceiling when he was younger, and he's asking ME if I know what they are :rolleyes:
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Who's the painter? Really nice 1/72 Fw190!
Best part of Duxford to me were the "live" WWII aircraft. No airshow, just random warbirds including a Bf109G w/ the Daimler engine (not the Spanish Merlin version) and an absolute thrashing of the airfield by a visiting radial engined Yak fighter of some sort. (The FAA would have had a stroke.)
Maybe Gunner or Patrick Chadwick can give your son some tips on good German beerhalls.
Who's the painter? Why air brush Ed of course (before my eyesight became chronologically gifted)Quote:
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Below my old hobby that helped me "unwind" rubber powered profile scale aircraft, these babies go together fast and flew like a homesick angels.
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