Shackleton WR963 at Coventry
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Re: Shackleton WR963 at Coventry
Now that will be a sight to see and sound to be heard!
Re: Shackleton WR963 at Coventry
She's really looking nice. 
Sad though about the pic of the woman painting the spinners. That spinner is probably blocking a lovely plumber's crack/builder's bum view. 
Brian
Sad though about the pic of the woman painting the spinners. That spinner is probably blocking a lovely plumber's crack/builder's bum view. Brian
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Re: Shackleton WR963 at Coventry
Coooo - what is it 900,000 loose pop rivets flying in close formation?
Keith
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Re: Shackleton WR963 at Coventry
I've stood in front of her while she's wound all 4 growlers up and they do sound a treat. Nothing like hearing one in the air though.. something I've not heard for many a year now.
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Re: Shackleton WR963 at Coventry
Shackleton to the sky! Certainly be a lot cheaper than the other, jet-powered Avro. 
Re: Shackleton WR963 at Coventry
A dream is not a bad thing to have!Chris558 wrote:Shackleton to the sky! Certainly be a lot cheaper than the other, jet-powered Avro.
Kind regards
John
never give up, never surrender
Re: Shackleton WR963 at Coventry
Latest from their Facebook page is just that, & yes they are budgeting for a re-spar. So when one avro bird retires another older one takes its place...nice
(Happy Christmas to all)
Bob
(Happy Christmas to all)
Bob
John wrote:A dream is not a bad thing to have!Chris558 wrote:Shackleton to the sky! Certainly be a lot cheaper than the other, jet-powered Avro.
Kind regards
John
I can fly now with my fantastic new PC