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As a kid you like to think you know all there is to know about the planes of the second world war....

Of course the Mk1 Spitfire and the Hurricane's nose, a Mustang and a Catalina



And even some of the less famous types, the Me163. In the background the Avro Lincoln.



But there are some which can surprise you, what a stunning machine, the Me410 nose to nose with a Mosquito. For some reason I just can't get a decent picture of a Mosquito



And what about this, anyone got a fast car? The Fa330 was set up on the decks of surfaced submarines and towed behind as a glider to spot for ships over the horizon! Is there one of these in FS2004?



The nose of the Lincoln is just to the right, a Storch wing to the left, and a Mig15 and Tornado behind

Nice stuff Not very often we get to see Me163 either.

Got any pics of the FD2?

Got any pics of the FD2?

As a matter of fact I do

I sense a pt 3 coming up, TSR2, FD2........a couple more

I sense a pt 3 coming up, TSR2, FD2........a couple more

Hurry up then!

As a matter of fact I do

I sense a pt 3 coming up, TSR2, FD2........a couple more

Woohoo!

Hurry up then!

Sorry chaps, well past my bedtime, maybe tomorrow.

Posting is one thing, my Ipaq can manage that, but all the pics are on the desktop

Sorry chaps, well past my bedtime, maybe tomorrow.

Nownownownownownownownownownownownownow. Please.

Nownownownownownownownownownownownownow. Please.

Patience is a virtue Woody

Tomorrow, I promise

Patience is a virtue Woody

Tomorrow, I promise

Ok....... I await with anticipation.

Ah the Mk I, the beginning of the legend

Ah the Mk I, the beginning of the legend

Mentioning the beginning of a legend, Ozzy, when I'd first contmplated about it, many a month ago, I didn't have the nerve to ask. Now, however...
was that second cockpit there when you got in that green Spit or did you put it there doing one of your infamous loops?

Nice shots. Lovely Spit...

Very interesting. I've been past Cosford once but never ventured inside the gate.

H the second pit has been there for many years. IAC-161 used to be PV 202 with the Grace-in-line conversion but following a fatal accident she was rebuilt in her original Tr.9 spec as she was sold to the Irish Air Corps.
And she is lovely.... but I wouldn't want to try and squeeze in the back being over 6 feet tall and about 15 stone it'd be more than a little bit tight