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Caution!.....long vehicle

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:shock:

Someones foud a quick way of converting lorries into busses :roll:

http://airlinehobby.com/listings/detail ... =530638723

Seems it was just moved on the airfield like this, but still impressive

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It's one of Ken Livingstone's proposals for increasing capacity on the London travel network.

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That picture shows just how big the Britannia really was, when compared to the artic like that. Nice one Garry. :wink:
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It's still there as well. I had a look inside some years ago when the AFS still used it.
It's been replaced with one of those new green mock ups now.
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Post by Garry Russell »

Indeed Eddie and how comparitivly light an aeroplane is compared to other structures of that size

But it is often difficult to guage scale.

I used to find that with the Viscount and Vanguard that had such large windows it made them look smaller than they really were until you walked up to one.
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Post by Avant-Garde-Aclue »

When taking a view like that its hard to believe that the Britannia is 124ft 3ins long and the Vanguard 122ft 10 1/2ins long, as you say Garry, the size of the windows then and what we are used to now do distort the perception of scale.

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