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DaveB
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by DaveB »
Hi Guy's..
The following posted on behalf of Pete(Motormouse)..
Caught this on t'news 'over here',
http://www.rnews.com/content/top_storie ... ookie=2004
don't think its' been mentioned in E&S section, was the oldest airworthy jet
ttfn
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petermcleland
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by petermcleland »
The picture clearly shows the edges of the Ply/Balsa/Ply sandwich that the fuselage is built of...look at the edges showing along the break.
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Nigel H-J
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by Nigel H-J »
Well at least the pilot was OK which is the important thing, wonder if the a/c is repairable?
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Myles
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by Myles »
No, Peter - it's in America. Duct Tape (Duck Tape?) is the only way to go!
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petermcleland
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by petermcleland »
That reminds me of some stuff we had in BEA...Metalic and silver coloured. It was called High Speed Tape...Amazing stuff

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forthbridge
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by forthbridge »
:o :o
I am getting visions of Peter Happily airborne in various heath-Robinson style of repair Aircraft now, with araldite and speed tape :o :o :o
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Garry Russell
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by Garry Russell »
Hi Jim
That's probably how they did the Merchantman conversions using the ATL kits
Cut the old section out with a tin opener..place in new section, bit of tape lick of paint and 'tis done :roll:
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jonesey2k
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by jonesey2k »
There isn't anything that you can't mend with Duck tape, blue string and Araldite...
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