Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?

[CaptainCub]

Someone put in a request for the flying DeLorean from Back to the Future, so how about the original flying movie car, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? 

[andy190]

I searched for it last week and all I found was one for Micro Flight.

[ozzy72]

I have actually seen the original car at the Beaulieu Motor Museum... not that that helps in any way

[FSX_Dude]

I have actually seen the original car at the Beaulieu Motor Museum... not that that helps in any way

[ozzy72]

Not a brilliant photo but here you go;

And the windmill where they did a lot of the filming is in a village called Turville which isn't far from where I live. My mate Nick lived there most of his life and we had many excellent evenings in the Bull and Butcher pub there

[Club508]

Not a brilliant photo but here you go;
https://www.simviation.com/phpupload/upl ... 900623.jpg

And the windmill where they did a lot of the filming is in a village called Turville which isn't far from where I live. My mate Nick lived there most of his life and we had many excellent evenings in the Bull and Butcher pub there

BANG!!! BANG!!!



Well, there goes my sanity...

[snake36bravo]

I've got so many projects going but I'd like to try this one out. So far I've gotten requests for the Batcopter from the 60s show, Bert and Ernie in the Stearman Bi-Plane from 'Follow that Bird' and the Space & Rocket Center scenery.

I also have a flying snoopy on his doghouse complete with Camel flight characteristics, sounds and smoke I made for my three year old daughter to fly. Guess what she prefers to fly instead? The Piper Cub. Drats!

Before I added his feet =)

[BlackAce]

Not a brilliant photo but here you go;

And the windmill where they did a lot of the filming is in a village called Turville which isn't far from where I live. My mate Nick lived there most of his life and we had many excellent evenings in the Bull and Butcher pub there

I want that E-Type in the back sooooo bad. 

[ozzy72]

The E-Type is the white one on the left, if you're talking about the green beastie in the background that is a Connaugh B-Type GP car from 1955