Warbird Information Exchange

Just to get everyone thinking about it!

Yo...Brandon...You seem to have forgotten the only plane there that's even worth mentioning. I could be prejudiced tho'.



Mudge the incorrigible

ps. Is there such a thing as being "corrigible"?
And how come my sky is bluer than yours?

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Of course there's my other favorite plane that was there. That back seat is just BEGGING for a rider. (Is that too subtle?)



Mudge the persistent

ps. Of course that back seat may be a 1/32 scale and I'm a 1/18 scale.

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Land of the free because of the brave

Might we get 2 next year, if 'Glacier Girl' comes out to play?

Probably because yours were taken on the Saturday and Brandon's on the Sunday.

Some of my favourites from 2006.













Hope to see you both there next year!

I added this to my calendar this week! I am there for sure! These pics already have me pumped up!

Anything new coming out of Fighter Rebuilders close to may that time frame that we might see fly?

Saw a pic on another forum of TFCs early model P40. Maybe see that one!?!?

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Blue Skies,
Dan
http://www.flytoanothertime.com

Is that what I think it is? An Airacobra complete with a cover over a non-existant prop?

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Phil K.
Yankee Air Museum
Systems Admin / Ramp Crew / Professional Photo Ruiner

That's the first good pic of the P-59 I've seen... and well done to those guys for duplicating the "rollout" of the original back in 43 or 44, good show.

That closeup of the AD with all the boards out is just wicked, WICKED I tell ya!

Thanks for all the cool pics, I wish I could've been there- I was at Chino last March when they had the P-26 being painted, the AT-12 disassembled, and the P-51A was not only in pieces, but was still in RAF markings! They truly worked a miracle to get all those birds ready for the show.

Lynn

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Wisdom, courtesy of shrike: "In aviation, as well as marriage, it's often just as important to be seen to be doing something as is to do it properly in the first place."

Actually Its an airacomet. They are restoring it to Airworthy. That will be a great bird to see fly

You never know, they work pretty fast around there. Some projects don't get started until April to get ready for the show. Stephen Grey always seems to have two or three projects going on there at any given time, the FHC Zero is in work there, etc. Bob Pond's collection is nearby too and there are lots of warbirds in the area so you never know what will be attending. Maybe John Paul will have something new to bring by then? Feel free to speculate!

I'll try and add some of my Friday and Saturday photos later as well. That's just the folder I started with. Was the P-38 there Mudge? I think I missed it! Maybe you have a picture to share showing you there with it??????

I always screw up the airacomet and airacobra names. Something must be cross wired in my brain.

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Phil K.
Yankee Air Museum
Systems Admin / Ramp Crew / Professional Photo Ruiner

THANKS for all the Great Shots! That Skyraider is beautiful, and that's an unbelievable "Heritage Flight" with the F-86, P-51, Seversky and the P-26.

Tthat would be one terrific sight.

And that's good news about trying to restore the P-59 Airacomet to flying status. If they can do that, why can't we see a P-80/F-80 Shooting Star restored to flying status, also??

I know we have T-33s, but.........



Jim C.