Corsairfoxfouruncle
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Sad news, though he may have gotten in trouble for the “stunt”, It was worth it to celebrate the 50th Birthday of the R.A.F. May he always have Clear skies to fly and safe landings wherever he may go.
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Two actually he is already on the list at 21. As far as I know Chevy outside of the one off station wagon show car in the 1970’s. They’ve never built a 4 seater Corvette or 2+2 version. I’d be happy to learn different of course.
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Amen Brother VP … Looking forward to it. As well as all the eras and definitions come to life. Now you see why I’m dizzy and hoping go get ideas and definitions to put some boundary marks to this.
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Now thats a great choice Stu.
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Hello Ralph from across the pond and part of the continent from you in Chicago USA. I’ve been building since 1979 and nothing really makes me want to stop. I’ve slowed down in the last couple of years from health issues but thats about it. Personally I mostly build military aircraft, though will take on the odd piece of armor or the occasional ship now. Dennis
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Welcome to the drivers pool. We get so few dedicated car builds as it is. So Im trying.
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True but I think a sense thst was meant to happen. I discovered when creating the idea that other nations produced muscle cars that I had not taken into account. So my overall idea is to make a wider global idea of what constitutes a muscle car. Thus the 2-3 categories. Because kids growing up in Europe are more apt to dream about high power local built cars. Versus those built in Detroit. Yes it is a well know high output car with two doors and 2+2 seating I believe. I don't think it is a traditional four seat coupe. Now if certain models only came with two seats they wouldn't. Shall I add you ? Ok Im willing to entertain the discussion ? Here in the states the 924/928/944 were considered the poor mans entry to the Porsche name. Not necessarily sports cars. True but see my answer to you at the top of this post. I shall add you John, all good choices by the way.
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Hello Keith, I’m not super knowledgable on the 911’s but that seems to meet the criteria. Though I personally consider the 911 to be a supercar. One of the originals actually. I guess it’s up to sn observer. I shall add you to the list on page 1.
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Welcome aboard Tim, well this is definitely out of left field. Seeing a dirigible was not on my list of things I expected to see.
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Overly Ambitious - HMS Victorious, 1943
Corsairfoxfouruncle replied to JTninja's topic in Small Is Beautiful GB
Welcome aboard, Ive read a little into the history of the USS Robin/HMS Victorious story. Im quite astonished after 40+ years of studying ww2 history primarily the USN/USMC fight in the Pacific that I never knew about. -
True but it does merit discussion, as it has been brought up with valid points. Friend of mine had the Marauder, his kids inherited it when the cancer won. You forgot about the Holden/Pontiac GTO and the G8 Here in the states at the time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_GTO https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_G8 I will add you as Ive already allowed for similar with certain Porsches (924/944) those Mercedes are some of my favorites to be honest.
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1/144 Canberra - RAAF - Amodel
Corsairfoxfouruncle replied to bianfuxia's topic in Small Is Beautiful GB
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Welcome to the build, Im not super familiar with the VC.10 so will follow along.
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Thank you for joining in the build. I truly get the health scare snd all that goes along with it.
