Warbird Information Exchange

I'm sure it will have some suitably tasteful nose art, as seems to be de rigueur for Tigercats nowadays.

Reminds me of how Mike Smith described his P-40K with the bright green paint red spinner and chrome landing gear.
"It looks like something a pimp would fly!"

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There's a warbird unofficially known as the "Flying Fornacatorium".. but I'm not going to post which one (not an F7F tho).

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However, if one were to delve into the archives of another forum, you did just that...

T J

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6 years ago... slow day?

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Those who possess real knowledge are rare.

Those who can set that knowledge into motion in the physical world are rarer still.

The few who possess real knowledge and can set it into motion of their own hands are the rarest of all.

Well, its kind of a label one doesn't see everyday when warbirds are concerned. So therefore it stuck to my mind. Also I was at the time hoping to see that plane as well as the owner's other bird. Luckily I managed to do that a couple of years ago, including the third one which was parked close by at the time.

T J

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