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My ultimate Diorama?

This is something I would love too see. It just may be possible now that relations with Libya are getting better. A “Lady Be Good” Building. I mean a whole building set aside for the A/C. Being displayed just like it was found in the late 50’s. In the sand and have a few paths around to view with information on the crew and the MTO.



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Last time I went to Florida I heard Kermit Weeks talking about building a bomber base, circa 1944 England. This would be amazing to see.

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Definately the Lexington in Corpus Christi, or the Hornet in Alameda, restored in World War Two condition, with a complement of aircraft, and a reenactor crew...

If that's true about Mr. Weeks idea, it would be waay cool if he did it somewhere here in TX. I know some more reenactor/living history folks around here and it'd be neat to be extras for that kind of living history setup, sort of like Plymouth Plantation in Plymouth, MA.

Ryan

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The plans for the WWII base are for the museum in Florida.
On the back lot tour a guide pointed out some of the lights for the
field already sitting in storage hangers.

I have heard Mr. Weeks mention plans for a sea plane base on the
lake located at the museum also.

Quite a place.

Bill