Mon Jan 24, 2011 10:31 pm
Matthias Dorst wrote:.... so thats it for today .... you are now updated ! and I am on board again
Does anyone out in the world has technical drawings or worksdrawings of those antiglare-shields mounted over the exhausts ? These special -5NL parts are missing and the teams wants to build them up. But we need drawings !
Tue Jan 25, 2011 1:27 am
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Tue Jan 25, 2011 2:27 pm
crystal lakes wrote:Our Corsair bu. 122184 was a vmf 513 aircraft also,I believe it was painted by ezells with the flying nightmares nose art. N65WF FAH605. I have all the old logbooks stating that it went to Honduras in 1956.
This aircraft is still airworthy.
You can see it fly on video from our website.
http://www.stone-henge.net
Tue Jan 25, 2011 10:12 pm
Wed Jan 26, 2011 5:31 am
crystal lakes wrote:Our Corsair bu. 122184 was a vmf 513 aircraft also,I believe it was painted by ezells with the flying nightmares nose art. N65WF FAH605. I have all the old logbooks stating that it went to Honduras in 1956.
This aircraft is still airworthy.
You can see it fly on video from our website.
http://www.stone-henge.net
Wed Jan 26, 2011 9:42 am
ChrisDNT wrote:crystal lakes wrote:Our Corsair bu. 122184 was a vmf 513 aircraft also,I believe it was painted by ezells with the flying nightmares nose art. N65WF FAH605. I have all the old logbooks stating that it went to Honduras in 1956.
This aircraft is still airworthy.
You can see it fly on video from our website.
http://www.stone-henge.net
Great pics, congratulations !
For me, it's just a vision of paradise on earth : big wild green forests and aircrafts
Too bad it's so far from Switzerland
What an amazing view it must be to see the Seafire flying over such a landscape !
Mon Jan 31, 2011 12:02 pm
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Tue Feb 01, 2011 12:02 pm
astixjr wrote:Matthias,
I love the new paint scheme! Awsome!
I have this 3M microfilm cartridge still in my files but I have not had any luck finding a reader/printer in the St. Louis area that take this type of cartridge. I guess they were relatively common in the 70s and 80s but not so anymore. I don't even know if the drawings you are looking for will be on this film tape but it does show that there are some engineering drawings for the XF4U-5. I wish there was a way to convert this 3M microfilm cartridge into some sort of modern digital file so it would be more helpful for folks like yourself. Any ideas? Anyone?
Tue Feb 01, 2011 1:01 pm
Edward Sheetmetalhands wrote:The B-29 in the first photo looks like it has the notch in the aft center section for the Douglas Skyrocket/Fertil Myrtle drop ship modification??
The B-29 in the fourth photo looks like it has a funny appendage aft of the left flap on the fulselage. Or is that just the open bomb bay door?
Scott?? Smys?? Bueller? Anyone have an identity of these ships?
Sorry to hijack.