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[irrelevant]

Originally Posted by GabeFan

A couple years ago, my parents bought me ride in a B-25 for my birthday. One of the coolest experiences ever. They even had extra space, so my wife got to ride along as well for free. Got to crawl in all the gun positions and squeeze myself over the bomb-bay area. Fun stuff...

That is awesome! Would your parents be open to adopting me? LOL.

[SAS~MOSCA]

Originally Posted by Yossarian

Apperently you are from a country how did nor experience the deeds of this evil ideology.

[dandymountfarto]

what happened to the BBMF's two Hurricane mkII's? they were still flying last i looked - have i missed something? and dont forget that they also have a Battle of Britain veteran mkII Spitfire (all be it a non-cannon one) which still sports combat damage to this day.

[David603]

A quick look at wiki shows three airworthy Hurricane MkIIs, and another seven on public display. There are also nine other airworthy Hurricanes.

[juz1]

Originally Posted by dandymountfarto

what happened to the BBMF's two Hurricane mkII's? they were still flying last i looked - have i missed something? and dont forget that they also have a Battle of Britain veteran mkII Spitfire (all be it a non-cannon one) which still sports combat damage to this day.

the bbmf flew at Old Buckenham Air Show (Tibenham) in Norfolk last June/July.
When I can find my pictures (I've since emigrated!) I'll post the Hurricane for identification by those more knowledgeable than I..

Its THE most intimate airshow I've ever been to (twice)... I cannot recommend it enough to anyone who can make it to Norfolk...simply wonderful
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CHEAP GLASS PIPES

[Hineni]

Originally Posted by juz1

If you want to bomb Nazi's just try the Israeli Foreign Minister,

I'm going to hope that in the future, comments like this will be kept off this forum.

[OntheCrab]

Hey irrelevant, they do the same thing in my hometown.

Hamilton, Ontario....the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. They've got a B-25J (i think...solid nose bristling w/guns) that's totally flyable with tours. Pretty sweet.

One of the biggest collections in NA, and our biggest, it features birds of a mostly Brit/Canuck connection. There was a big fire in one of the hangers in the 90s, destroyed a few planes including a beautiful early Spit.

But they've got 25 flyables including the jewel of the bunch: one of two surviving, and the only flyable Avro Lancaster. A true beauty. She flies over my house every summer - an unmistakable rumble, it knocks your mind out of the daily hum quite convincingly.

Oh and they've got a Hurricane IIb, just like in the game.

Check it out: http://www.warplane.com/index.html

[P-51]

Originally Posted by OntheCrab

Hey irrelevant, they do the same thing in my hometown.

Hamilton, Ontario....the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. They've got a B-25J (i think...solid nose bristling w/guns) that's totally flyable with tours. Pretty sweet.

One of the biggest collections in NA, and our biggest, it features birds of a mostly Brit/Canuck connection. There was a big fire in one of the hangers in the 90s, destroyed a few planes including a beautiful early Spit.

But they've got 25 flyables including the jewel of the bunch: one of two surviving, and the only flyable Avro Lancaster. A true beauty. She flies over my house every summer - an unmistakable rumble, it knocks your mind out of the daily hum quite convincingly.

Oh and they've got a Hurricane IIb, just like in the game.

Check it out: http://www.warplane.com/index.html

hate to be the one to tell you this but there are actually 2 Avro lancasters that fly! The BBMF's and the canadian one! I beleave that its in search and rescue colours, is that correct?
Chris

[OntheCrab]

Originally Posted by P-51

hate to be the one to tell you this but there are actually 2 Avro lancasters that fly! The BBMF's and the canadian one! I beleave that its in search and rescue colours, is that correct?
Chris

Wasn't sure if it was still going, that's cool. It think its wartime colours.

[David603]

Looking at wiki once again, there are apparently 17 complete Lancasters in the world, of which the only the 2 mentioned by you guys are flyable, though there are plans to bring another 3 up to airworthy standards.