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Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 20:09
by JohnD
Thats good news Plymouthair. Latest pictures looking good.

Here is G-UIST at Benbecula. I took the photo just after landing.

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John

Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 23 Feb 2011, 14:58
by Plymouthair
Progressing nicely;

http://southwestdesign.org.uk/J1.jpg

Regards.

Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 23 Feb 2011, 22:21
by Chris Trott
Looks like it's coming along nicely Bob. Can't wait to try it out. :)

Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 23 Feb 2011, 23:04
by bobmay
Not my posting Chris, that's the work of our friend Plymouthair.

Here's another example of his work ...the T3 version (at Llanbedr)

http://www.premaircraft.com/pics/scrshot2046.jpg

The testing and nit fixing is going well and it looks like we're on schedule for a release next week.

Bob
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Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 24 Feb 2011, 02:52
by austerdriver
Looking forward to adding this to the hanger.

Keep up the good work Bob.

Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 24 Feb 2011, 03:59
by Chris Trott
Ahh, my apologies then Bob, I thought you were doing the model on this and he was just posting for you. :)

Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 25 Feb 2011, 18:09
by Garry Russell
Just a note on G-UIST.

It's wings were removed at Inverness yesterday (24th Feb) then left by road bound for Pinewood Studios

Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 25 Feb 2011, 21:05
by Plymouthair
I assume it's being used in a film Gary?

Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 25 Feb 2011, 21:08
by Garry Russell
Not sure if it is as such now or just stock for future use. *-)

If I come across any more details I'll post it

Re: Jetstream WIP shots

Posted: 25 Feb 2011, 22:38
by bobmay
I'll look out for it in the forthcoming James Bond movie ;)

Script : Bond wakes up from drugged sleep, finds himself tied up in the luggage compartment of a small airliner, struggles out of his ropes, bursts into the cabin, no-one there, the plane is on fire in a near vertical dive, Bond takes over the controls, heaves back on the control column, the aircraft crashes into a small wood, skids between two trees, the wings are ripped off, the fuselage plummets on towards a hilltop mansion, smashes through the doors and stops in a courtyard, Bond emerges from the wreck, adjusts his evening dress and takes a seat at a banquet being held in the courtyard. Dialogue "Not too late for the caviar I hope"

Bob