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PostPosted: Fri Feb 03, 2006 6:07 pm 
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Don't laugh, really :D . I just saw something over on Flypast, and I think I'm confused......

It's in a thread about lottery winnings,
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showth ... 364&page=2

I have the impression he said 5.5 for the D-13. I probably misread it.


Hmmmmm, and all of this time I've been saving unused beer money for Jim Pierces E1/7, the other Red Seven.

I think I read somewhere that Mr Champlin said that the D-13 will never fly. If it's for sale...aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa(going into daydream coma now)aaaaaaaaa

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The D-13 was for sale, Seattle have it on loan but are supposedly raising money to buy and keep it there..haven't heard anything different since to say otherwise.

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Thanks Dave!

I wish I woulda known that, not that it would have mattered. Oh well, there's always tonights superlotto.


So Dave, anything new and exciting on the Russian front Luftwaffe wise?


Thanks again Sir,

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So Dave, anything new and exciting on the Russian front Luftwaffe wise?


Orvis


I could tell ya.......but then.....
Short answer is 'Yes'.and could include an extinct twin engine type. Early days yet though.

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Did the Fw 200 remains or Fw 190 get recovered yet?

I'm referring to the ones in the last CW.


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Not yet. 190 is awaiting a Norwegian Navy salvage ship to get on site.

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So....we might expect photos within the next month?

That would be awesome!


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DaveM2 wrote:
O.P. wrote:

I could tell ya.......but then.....
Short answer is 'Yes'.and could include an extinct twin engine type. Early days yet though.

Dave



Please oh Please Do-17


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How about a Henschel 129


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No guys its a F27 that was used to farm fish LOL
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Seriously I would love a D017 but were there many there - HS 129 would also be cool but there are lots of choices - DM you are a tease Sir !!!

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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm,

I thought I read somewhere, within the past few years, that this airframe was being restored to flight worthy status again, and that it was possible she would take to the air once more. Could I have been that wrong in what i read ??

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DaveM2 wrote:
The D-13 was for sale, Seattle have it on loan but are supposedly raising money to buy and keep it there..haven't heard anything different since to say otherwise.

Dave


Here are a few shots of it in Seattle...
http://community.webshots.com/photo/253 ... 1775VSqhMJ
http://community.webshots.com/photo/253 ... 1775OGEHZS
http://community.webshots.com/photo/253 ... 1775XWibsR

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Aircraft Mech Paul wrote:
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm,

I thought I read somewhere, within the past few years, that this airframe was being restored to flight worthy status again, and that it was possible she would take to the air once more. Could I have been that wrong in what i read ??

Paul


The 190D was supposedly restored to completely airworthy status, with many components that were missing from the original restoration added. However, in speaking with the guys at Gosshawk, word was that Champlin stated that it would never fly as long as he owned the airplane.


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