A selection of clos up pictures at
http://igor113.livejournal.com/213895.html
Cheers
Fred
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Fantasy of Flight - Sunderland
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Fantasy of Flight - Sunderland
by fredgell » Thu Nov 17, 2011 7:14 pm
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Re: Fantasy of Flight - Sunderland
by seawings » Thu Nov 17, 2011 8:27 pm
Hi Fred,
Yes, nice arn't they? This lot are already in the SEAWINGS up-date listings - currently nearly 2,000 long!
I'll get there one day...
Yes, nice arn't they? This lot are already in the SEAWINGS up-date listings - currently nearly 2,000 long!
I'll get there one day...
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Re: Fantasy of Flight - Sunderland
by sunderlandmr5 » Fri Nov 18, 2011 7:31 am
Cool Photos
For those who are not aware, Kermit Weeks Sandringham (ex NZ4108),
is the sister to NZ4115 Q-Queenie At MOTAT here in
Auckland.
The Sandringham is looking very weary, but it's nice to know she's under cover
and has been flown (though not so much, if at all these days)
You can read about her history here as posted by Peter (flyernzl)
(sorry you will have to scroll down to NZ 4108)
viewtopic.php?f=62&t=985&start=40
Regards
Alan
For those who are not aware, Kermit Weeks Sandringham (ex NZ4108),
is the sister to NZ4115 Q-Queenie At MOTAT here in
Auckland.
The Sandringham is looking very weary, but it's nice to know she's under cover
and has been flown (though not so much, if at all these days)
You can read about her history here as posted by Peter (flyernzl)
(sorry you will have to scroll down to NZ 4108)
viewtopic.php?f=62&t=985&start=40
Regards
Alan
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