Well as they say, you learn summet knew everyday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouse
Did you know there are 59/60 bricks per square meter!
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Well as they say, you learn summet knew everyday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouse
Did you know there are 59/60 bricks per square meter!
Who needs iTunes?
You'd sh*t it if you where a gerry and heard that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouse
But cant beat a jet engine....put your headphones and put the volume on fulll...dont watch it if you have a dicky heart!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iTAByRhOzI
Flying fortress --->
http://www.warbirdalley.com/images/b17.jpg
Superfortress --->
http://b-29s-over-korea.com/Last-Rai...fortress-U.jpg
The superfortress dropped the atomic bombs on Japan. The flying fortress dropped huge amounts of bombs on Germany - over a third of all the bombs dropped by the USAF in WWII were dropped by the flying fortress.
Hurricane -->
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...irford_arp.jpg
Spitfire --->
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...nds_2005-1.jpg
Although the spitfire was more glamorous and well known, the hurricane shot down getting on for two thirds of all german planes destroyed in the battle of britain.
Nerd attack over/
The jet is noise. The Merlin is music.
Apparently, the Hurricane shot down more enemy aircraft than all other British types put together.
What about the sound of the chinook...thats top notch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouse
But my personal favourite...hercules!!!
The B29 on Shelf Moor was a photo reconnaissance plane and photographed the Bikini Atoll nuclear bomb tests, it also 'mingled' with the planes dropping supplies during the Berlin airlift, taking snaps of the Reds.
Harrier on vertical take off/hovering.
P51 Mustang. Mmmm.
You guys want to get yourselves down to Duxford. Loads of classic planes to ogle.:cool: