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Post subject: Screwed up but Pretty Polished Warbirds now included  Posted: 13 Aug 2022, 18:20 |
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Screwed up and posted in the wrong place for some reason.
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Post subject: Re: Mooney Down on a Road in ILL. 2 Fatal Posted: 13 Aug 2022, 18:43 |
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Dang. Looks like it landed mostly under control. Very sad.
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Post subject: Re: Mooney Down on a Road in ILL. 2 Fatal Posted: 13 Aug 2022, 18:50 |
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Username Protected wrote: Looks like it landed mostly under control. The back of the plane can look pretty good even for a very hard hit. Need to see the front to understand the impact forces. Mike C.
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Post subject: Re: Mooney Down on a Road in ILL. 2 Fatal Posted: 13 Aug 2022, 22:24 |
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Username Protected wrote: Why is this posted here? We have a crash forum.  Sorry. Dunno what brain fart I had at that moment. Too much polishing this week preparing for Atlantic City Airshow Iguess. Attachment: 0D9E0083-9997-4C9C-BAE8-6AF73745410D.jpeg Attachment: 7A2A79FA-89E3-4BB6-AC43-DD1746E3274F.jpeg Attachment: E2960EC3-FCA4-4289-9301-9EF31A2CFE39.jpeg
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Post subject: Re: Mooney Down on a Road in ILL. 2 Fatal Posted: 13 Aug 2022, 22:28 |
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I’m just hoping he doesn’t want the TBM and the 182 polished to fit in. Attachment: 2F462EC8-FD6D-4077-840F-D80B644815E0.jpeg
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Post subject: Re: Screwed up but Pretty Polished Warbirds now included Posted: 17 Aug 2022, 23:54 |
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OD Antiglare masked off Attachment: 802242FE-AA91-4E8E-998C-3E5E9134FAEF.jpeg Attachment: 8D0AA8D1-95AD-4707-A4DA-57F74F03AC1A.jpeg Markings are being done with Vinyl to make sure the owner is happy with the layout and due to time. Attachment: 72EE987A-0A76-4A7D-83F6-A4FBA58310F6.jpeg Attachment: 7CC8C697-C46E-44F7-AF23-BDD20C98653E.jpeg More polishing, getting to the end. Attachment: 017E4D47-A4E2-4CB5-B6EF-2326528DBF2A.jpeg Attachment: 6641EAA2-B6A9-49DF-8C6C-86223831295A.jpeg Attachment: 78B09B59-84DD-4A84-9DC6-71AC648B2B1D.jpeg Attachment: 6A0771C3-6983-46D0-940F-9D62ABCCD457.jpeg Attachment: 02F006AC-3827-472D-B119-FAE36B409D8B.jpeg
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Post subject: Re: Screwed up but Pretty Polished Warbirds now included Posted: 18 Aug 2022, 21:55 |
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Added the last of stencils today to mirror the SNJ-3 that was 22 when serving in FL in 1942. Attachment: A64C6C24-5D58-49EF-8F62-F72FEA93B3FB.jpeg 23 has been marked as 23 since it was purchased by Jim’s father in 1979. It’s Navy Bureau Number is 90623. It was OHed at P’cola in the mid 50s before being sent to Japan where it served with the Japanese Naval Self Defence Force till around 1970. Attachment: 5410A55A-DD3B-4D11-AEC2-1AA76C78808C.jpeg 23 had previously been in a 1950s utility scheme as seen during the 1995 carrier launches off the USS Carl Vinson during commemoration ceremonies of the 50th Anniversary of the end of WWII. 23 was carried to HI and launched with 11 other WWII Aircraft off of Oahu. Attachment: 1AA10D09-CD07-4FA5-A308-9DD48D925169.jpeg Attachment: 1FBB58E4-EE1C-4661-BCC5-B7D8DB9E16C2.jpeg Attachment: E5B47B18-37CF-4199-B92A-2E51EC39948B.jpeg
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Post subject: Re: Screwed up but Pretty Polished Warbirds now included Posted: 21 Aug 2022, 09:15 |
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There is a valid reason for this marking! Attachment: 96E07EA3-C65A-4FD6-BC5F-4F961175BAAD.jpeg When you fly with a PFD ensure the Pull Tab Device isn’t caught in your seat belt when twisting to look back at the baggage door to check it in the run up area. Attachment: 83D9EE68-8909-4481-8B87-80694EDB28C5.jpeg It inflated with some force. Dislodged his glasses despite wearing a helmet.
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Post subject: Re: Screwed up but Pretty Polished Warbirds now included Posted: 22 Aug 2022, 00:48 |
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Quote: Dislodged his glasses despite wearing a helmet. There is power in those "floatation devices" Attachment: 158169917_ncyIxY9d_Raft1.jpg
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Post subject: Re: Screwed up but Pretty Polished Warbirds now included Posted: 25 Aug 2022, 08:57 |
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Jim and Ed were able to do a formation show in Texans together yesterday at the Atlantic City Airshow. They last performed together in this type back around the turn of the Century when they flew with the 6 of Diamonds. Attachment: 0EB6B7E1-C3CC-4FE9-969A-2D5B36CEEBA6.jpeg
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Post subject: Re: Screwed up but Pretty Polished Warbirds now included Posted: 25 Aug 2022, 09:03 |
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A couple more from Photographer Paul Smyk Attachment: EF86DFD1-2C6F-430F-BFB7-6800125B5FB8.jpeg Attachment: 2810A694-28FD-438E-B089-6DC90A4087ED.jpeg
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Post subject: Re: Screwed up but Pretty Polished Warbirds now included Posted: 25 Aug 2022, 12:55 |
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6 of Diamonds with Snort back in 1996-
[youtube]https://youtu.be/B4RGAPXb6ig[/youtube]
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Post subject: Re: Screwed up but Pretty Polished Warbirds now included Posted: 27 Aug 2022, 08:45 |
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Routine-
[youtube]Https://youtu.be/ad1g_ewmdAQ[/youtube]
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