Posted: 13 Jan 2007, 21:54
I also like it when the Captain or First Officer stands near the exit when your disembarking so you can tell him it was a good landing ect.
Only taking the wee wee Vegas. 
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Posted: 14 Jan 2007, 02:06
There you go Tonks... top tip from Vegas... hope you do the honners when you get back to Brize... (wave the cargo off) Only taking the wee wee Vegas. 
Only taking the wee wee Vegas. Posted: 14 Jan 2007, 12:40
Ben Watson wrote:There you go Tonks... top tip from Vegas... hope you do the honners when you get back to Brize... (wave the cargo off)
:redface:Posted: 16 Jan 2007, 04:45
Ah Eddie that's you who waves with the rest of the kids!
Some of our airline captains talk about a chap who stands there waving. They thought, you know, you were kind of special like!
Never mind matey, what ever keeps you happy!
Some of our airline captains talk about a chap who stands there waving. They thought, you know, you were kind of special like!
Never mind matey, what ever keeps you happy!
Posted: 16 Jan 2007, 08:54
Yes but whats worse is I'm in a Police Uniform...Jetset wrote:Ah Eddie that's you who waves with the rest of the kids!
Some of our airline captains talk about a chap who stands there waving. They thought, you know, you were kind of special like!
Never mind matey, what ever keeps you happy!
Posted: 17 Jan 2007, 05:23
:shock:
Posted: 17 Jan 2007, 19:43
The latest photos for your consumption. Neil reckons to have the wings and gear all on and finished by the end of this week.
Fin and engines next week, thats the plan
http://www.aviationphotoarchive.com/Zul ... .php?t=768
Fin and engines next week, thats the plan
http://www.aviationphotoarchive.com/Zul ... .php?t=768
Posted: 17 Jan 2007, 21:35
Been to see ZK today and chatted to Neil. Looking very nice indeed. All wheels down and almost locked into place now. Well done the chaps. 
Posted: 18 Jan 2007, 08:35
Toby,
Thanks for the link to the latest pictures.
Seeing G-AWZK propped up on trestles and seemingly random blocks of wood whilst the gear is lowered reminded me very much of how I used to build Airfix kits. When I came to allowing the gear to set I’d prop the fuselage up on a combination of Humbrol pots and whatever else came to hand in a very similar fashion.
Alex
Thanks for the link to the latest pictures.
Seeing G-AWZK propped up on trestles and seemingly random blocks of wood whilst the gear is lowered reminded me very much of how I used to build Airfix kits. When I came to allowing the gear to set I’d prop the fuselage up on a combination of Humbrol pots and whatever else came to hand in a very similar fashion.
Alex
Posted: 18 Jan 2007, 23:15
Lucky she's a bit heavier than an Airfix kit though, or she'd have been blown all the way to Woodford by now!Seeing G-AWZK propped up on trestles and seemingly random blocks of wood whilst the gear is lowered reminded me very much of how I used to build Airfix kits
Apparently today has been "interesting" at the AVP!