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Hi on my local news in canada, woman spends 50K to clone cat I must admitt i miss my cat i had for 16yrs who passed on a few months ago but i would not spend 50 K for a clone of him cheers jerry https://globalnews.ca/news/8663067/kelowna-woman-spending-50k-to-clone-treasured-cat/
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Hi finally got a 1:48 western canada ventura aviaeology sheet cheers jerry https://www.scalemates.com/kits/aviaeology-aod48034-venturas-in-canada-3--1074578#
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Hi plan for when i retired to was to have a hobby room, but i have retired and still have not got a hobby room yet, still the kitchen table cheers jerry
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Hi I am thinking of getting some internal security cameras looking for suggestions for any that would connect straight on to my house wifi lan so they could be viewed if i am ever away from home anyone have any suggestions as to which makes ? cheers jerry
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Hornby Group (airfix's owners) half-yearly results
brewerjerry replied to Phil Gollin's topic in Current News
Hi may be of interest read the comment here about hornby not responding to a canadian shop might hornby be pulling out of some non UK markets ? https://britishmodeltrains.ca/ cheers jerry -
extra link Hi only one i recall reading about in an the RAF yearbook ? magazine in the 70's was one of the malta three getting a blenheim engine and cowling to get it repaired cheers jerry ps found link to a photo https://www.pinterest.com/pin/vintage-aircraft-aircraft-malta--571886852682873615/
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Hi my logic if the team came from hong kong, it is likely to be an aircraft that is only available in the rafm, otherwise they could have scanned aircraft in the americas ? so my bet is on a future 1:32 hawker typhoon Ib if is available to scan cheers jerry
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Hi never thought of that i will include an addressed sticky return label, if i ever have to do anything like it in the future cheers jerry
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Hi edited by me cheers jerry
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Hi i was just going by the first comment, on that link " The Focke-Wulf Ta 152S was a planned two-man tandem trainer version of the Ta 152, which was ordered into production but never delivered. " but who knows maybe they never actually touched any metal, just paperwork ? cheers jerry
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Seeking photos of RAF Rhodesia Squadron 237
brewerjerry replied to 28ZComeback's topic in Aircraft WWII
Hi a few links form google https://www.newrhodesian.ca/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=3074 http://www.rhodesia.nl/Aviation/237sqdn.htm http://fnq.cc/jack_hackett_story.html https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/memories-237-rhodesia-squadron-mitch-stirling https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_service_of_Ian_Smith cheers jerry -
Hi basically Long tail cone = airbrake, short tailcone = no airbrake https://old-forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/129354-umbrella-airbrake-modification-for-do-217/ also there was a tail gun pack R20 cheers jerry
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Hi Las Vegas, had some jiffy normous brekkies there, mount vesuvius on a plate , followed by bread n butter pudding otherwise what happens in vegas stays in vegas unless you drunkenly put it on facebook cheers jerry
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Hi link here , states in production but not delivered http://www.historyofwar.org/articles/weapons_focke-wulf_Ta_152S.html cheers jerry
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doh missed that any mods able to delete my post cheers jerry
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Hi any more info on what is actually included in the box in this release ref. 48314 - Bristol Beaufort Mk.I - bombing raid yet ? cheers jerry
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Hi that reminds me i miss hogs pudding cheers jerry
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Hi not sure if these are correct early war era, but might be something here ? cheers jerry https://www.hannants.co.uk/manufacturer/kora?product_type_id=1819
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Hi never any sauce but when i was a field service tech/eng , it was from a greasy spoon cafe etc, cartgate ? and a fuel station nr tiverton either option 1 or 2 if staying uk crossing the channel for a few weeks option 1 option 1 bacon and sausage sarnie option 2 bacon and cheddar cheese cheers jerry
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Hi I have not seen it before, some nice hurricane footage cheers jerry
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Hi As in post #2 by geoffrey the crane aircraft either carried rcaf numbers or raf serials depending on when they were delivered as an extra, i was once told the cowling colour indicated the type of internal fit of the aircraft for example radio trainer had one colour, nav trainer another, etc, i am not sure how correct that is/was tho cheers jerry
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Hi might be painted like this one ? link to page with diary https://www.bombercommandmuseumarchives.ca/bcatpalberta.html cheers jerry
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Hi 23-08-42 FJ 122 cat B 3 miles west of airfield, 1mile south of stavely at 15:35 hrs Sgt W Campey captain, other occ Sgt C.B.Bean A/C struck an aerial while low flying, attempted to return on one engine, but were unable to maintain height and crashed, no one was injured from claresholm 15SFTS diary online at bomber command museum of Canada archives cheers jerry
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Hi with my old eyes i can make out 15sfts = 15 Service Flying Training School and bottom right serial is marked FJ 127 ? FJ121 ? ( or maybe FJ128 ) cheers jerry ps there is one linked top of reply with same cowlings same unit source https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=x-raw-image%3A%2F%2F%2F83dcf4cc7a40151dcd9c5509632e8eaa418bca8acdbf1a957d6cf319f5a06fde&tbnid=HRVAesz03INMGM&vet=1&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.warplane.com%2Fdocuments%2FFlightlines-September-2017.pdf&docid=V2zBU9HBT6QJWM&w=950&h=628&itg=1&source=sh%2Fx%2Fim%2Fm4%2F2&kgs=21f96e13185eb86f&shem=trie#imgrc=QgEmn9-a7NtW3M&imgdii=HRVAesz03INMGM