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    I live in York and the Tour Passed our Street. As a family we thought it would be ill mannered not to go and have a look to see what the fuss was about. Every one of us was blown away by the Tour De France, brilliant. A few of the Photo's I snapped. Edited By pensioners1938 on 08/07/2014 17:38:12 Edited By pensioners1938 on 08/07/2014 17:39:15 Edited By pensioners1938 on 08/07/2014 17:46:38
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    Me as well, cheers.
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    I use Fosner Bits, they canot be beaten. have a look at this vidio. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XllgZmtojs Edited By pensioners1938 on 19/10/2013 10:29:12
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    Owt for nowt as a Yorkshireman I'm in.
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    My first love has always been scale and Brian Taylor is the man for me. What are you going to power the 110 with? Edited By pensioners1938 on 18/09/2013 16:39:39
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    Brilliant Video Danny, thanks for posting the link. Cheers Eric.
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    Posted by Ade Eades (Eadsie) on 17/09/2013 17:56:05: Lol, thats what i meant Just Installed Steel Armor into laptop, it covers 3 of the biggest 1980's conflicts, it looks very confusing, still....i like a challenge. It's something different to do whilst the rain falls......can't get out flying just yet, there was a double bed stood on end in my 'Hangar' (glorified shed) so i could not get access to my wrecks....erm i mean planes.....until now. got some T-45 EDF Jet nose straightning to get on with. Edited By Ade Eades (Eadsie) on 17/09/2013 17:58:58 Cheers mate, when it comes to Tanks I can go on a bit.
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    Posted by Ade Eades (Eadsie) on 17/09/2013 17:56:05: Lol, thats what i meant Just Installed Steel Armor into laptop, it covers 3 of the biggest 1980's conflicts, it looks very confusing, still....i like a challenge. It's something different to do whilst the rain falls......can't get out flying just yet, there was a double bed stood on end in my 'Hangar' (glorified shed) so i could not get access to my wrecks....erm i mean planes.....until now. got some T-45 EDF Jet nose straightning to get on with. Edited By Ade Eades (Eadsie) on 17/09/2013 17:58:58 Cheers mate, when it comes to Tanks I can go on a bit.
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    Posted by Ade Eades (Eadsie) on 17/09/2013 15:51:22: Excellent. Bet you have some stories to tell. I always assumed the 'box on the barrel' was somekind of 'muffler' now i know its a collector of waste particles, left over when the cannon discharges. Very clever. So much to learn, so little time. There are forward facing holes in the 120mm gun which when a shell is fired and passes that container the back pressure is contained within it. When a shell leaves the gun the pressure is released and it forces most of the fumes out of the barrel rather going back into the turret.
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    Posted by Ade Eades (Eadsie) on 13/09/2013 20:42:26: Thanks Sarge....i got it sorted now, clicked on the wrong part......should keep me busy for a bit.... I went to the Tank Museum mid week, BRILLIANT!! (fast show stylie) I used to drive one of these. Good fun when I was in my 20s.
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    My son lives and works in New Zealand he is a pro Photographer I thought you might like to see this one.
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    Posted by Biggles' Elder Brother - Moderator on 20/08/2013 16:25:12: Litho plate is alunimum I believe. BEB Sure is, I have a large lump in my shed if anybody wants it.
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    Posted by Andrew767 on 15/08/2013 17:16:13: Posted by pensioners1938 on 15/08/2013 13:49:01: Posted by Danny Fenton on 13/08/2013 18:18:07: My first low winger was a Gangster 52" cracking model, and i heard a rumour it may also be joining the ARTF ranks? Cheers Danny I agree with you Danny I first flew the Gangster 52 powered by a Merco 35 but once I had tamed the model I stuck a Webra speed 40 in the front and that engine made for some exiting flying. I then went on to build the Gangster 63 with a Webra speed 60 and a tuned pipe on the front happy days. Best Eric. I then built this Dave Smith model 54 inch wing span powered by a 90 OS four stroke. Edited By pensioners1938 on 15/08/2013 13:59:34 Eric...Which Dave Smith Model is it??....Dalotel Super Sport?? Andrew Andrew I’m not sure but I do seem to remember the name. Dave Smith aerobatic models where some of the best you could buy at that time without doubt. Dave was no slouch when it came to flying them either. It used to be a pleasure to watch him putting some of his designs to the test
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    Posted by pensioners1938 on 15/08/2013 13:49:01: Posted by Danny Fenton on 13/08/2013 18:18:07: My first low winger was a Gangster 52" cracking model, and i heard a rumour it may also be joining the ARTF ranks? Cheers Danny I agree with you Danny I first flew the Gangster 52 powered by a Merco 35 but once I had tamed the model I stuck a Webra speed 40 in the front and that engine made for some exiting flying. I then went on to build the Gangster 63 with a Webra speed 60 and a tuned pipe on the front happy days. Best Eric. I then built this Dave Smith model 54 inch wing span powered by a 90 OS four stroke. Edited By pensioners1938 on 15/08/2013 13:59:34 Camo colours nice one Danny. Did you think your Gangster was a Hawker Hurricane or something? Best Eric.
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    Posted by Danny Fenton on 13/08/2013 18:18:07: My first low winger was a Gangster 52" cracking model, and i heard a rumour it may also be joining the ARTF ranks? Cheers Danny I agree with you Danny I first flew the Gangster 52 powered by a Merco 35 but once I had tamed the model I stuck a Webra speed 40 in the front and that engine made for some exiting flying. I then went on to build the Gangster 63 with a Webra speed 60 and a tuned pipe on the front happy days. Best Eric.   I then built this Dave Smith model 54 inch wing span powered by a 90 OS four stroke. Edited By pensioners1938 on 15/08/2013 13:59:34
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    Posted by Pete B - Moderator on 13/08/2013 21:52:28: Wow, that's probably 'Post of the Year' here, Timbo! You can't get a 'happier return' that that, so I'll settle for 'Happy Birthday' and Best Wishes to you all! Pete Best post indeed. Best wishes from me, love the photograph. Eric
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