That's how I always park my cessna! Stops it from being moved about by the wind, actually hapens when you don't engage the parking brake, a lady (yes it's a woman) didn't apply the brake and it blew into a hangar wall!
That's how I always park my cessna! Stops it from being moved about by the wind, actually hapens when you don't engage the parking brake, a lady (yes it's a woman) didn't apply the brake and it blew into a hangar wall!
Am I supposed to profile this?![]()
no,
this is what happens when GM gets the wings wrong
sorry GM mate, i could not resist.
JMSmith (back by popular demand)
That wing issue will be thrown back to my face even 20 years from now. I know...sorry GM mate, i could not resist.
You'd better make that Poulton-Baul Humpybiplane of yours exactly right...(Actually, the aiplane barely existed, so getting reference to prove you wrong on this is going to be to something of a challenge).
Does anybody know what that is, under the wing, stuck to the fuselage sides? It makes me think of the F-15 FAST fuselage tanks, but I really don't know what it is on the Jaguar (I've only seen a few French one with that).
I don't know if English Jags have the same thing.
EDIT: I just discovered that it was a chaff/flare dispenser.
Last edited by gamary; 17th October 2009 at 13:15. Reason: Read the post and find out.
Here's another one:
From EC 2/11 "Vosges". Sent to N'djamena, Chad, in December 1986 as part of Operation Epervier (protection against Lybia).
Here's another one and I'm off to bed:
Jaguar M prototype.
Can you spot all of the differences between the A and M versions?