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GrahamF last won the day on July 15 2019
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Close up wing fold images Seafire 47
GrahamF replied to GrahamF's topic in Aviation Discussion & Research
Nice, the aircraft skin is very smooth I note, so a lot of the rivets I reckon are not needed. We've got a Seafire 46 in the UK undergoing a long-term restoration to fly. Graham -
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Close up wing fold images Seafire 47
GrahamF replied to GrahamF's topic in Aviation Discussion & Research
Thanks Thierry, that's one area that I have some good shots, also most drawings that are wrong is the bulge above which is larger., they have it the same as the Spitfire 22/24 [ smaller ] -
Close up wing fold images Seafire 47
GrahamF replied to GrahamF's topic in Aviation Discussion & Research
Thanks Juraj, Had a look at the video before! Very noisy isn't it! Regards Graham -
Close up wing fold images Seafire 47
GrahamF replied to GrahamF's topic in Aviation Discussion & Research
Thanks Hans, that image is very useful. Regards Graham -
RAF Museum Visit & Avro Lancaster R5868
GrahamF replied to Archimedes's topic in Aviation Discussion & Research
I can recommend East Kirkby Aviation Heritage museum, local to me, I was lucky enough to get a ticket after the Canadian one needed a quick engine change and there were some ticket cancellations. Graham -
Hi, I wonder if anyone has any close-up views of the wing fold on a Seafire 47? for checking purposes, mainly looking into the end of the wings, this type of wing fold is exclusive to the MK47, no other Seafire mark is of any use. Thanks in advance. Graham
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I'd want 250 confirmed orders or it's a no show! I've been disappointed before.... Graham
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That's about 3/4 finished but will be held back for Telford.
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Just a heads up, we are now shipping the last batch of Supermarine Attackers, this will be the very last kits of this FAA jet as we have added injection moulded railway kits to our business, which is taking up a bit more of our focus these days. New aircraft components will continue to run alongside but we won't re-launch this one. Kind Regards Graham www.iconicair.com
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We are doing a short run of The Attacker again [ 25 units ], so if you want one please go to www.iconicair.com/attacker and a deposit of £30.00 will secure a pre order, It's quite expensive to produce hence why we don't have it freely available, so now is your chance! Regards Graham French
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Border Model's Statement Regarding Lancaster Legal Issues
GrahamF replied to LSP_Kevin's topic in LSP Discussion
I think Border models are on dodgy ground, the design work already done has a cost value, which 'could' be more than the moulds themselves, the fact that the moulds haven't been paid for doesn't mean you can arbitrarily start producing the kit as a financial settlement. Only with the agreement of WNW themselves. -
I think in all honesty it's not about the kit but the journey, what does that saying go? It's better to travel hopefully than arrive. Graham