P47 Hmm. I don't think it was that fat in the body. Not important but I wondered if they had an FW 190. Head on, not much engine cowling visible and lots of cylinders:-)
P47 Hmm. I don't think it was that fat in the body. Not important but I wondered if they had an FW 190. Head on, not much engine cowling visible and lots of cylinders:-)
Think there is a FW190 replica
"In 1997 a German company, Flug Werk GmbH, began manufacturing new Fw
190 models as reproductions. By 2012, 20 had been produced, most flyable, a few as static display models, with airworthy examples usually powered by Chinese-manufactured Shvetsov ASh-82 twin-row, 14-cylinder radial powerplants,which have a displacement of 41.2 litres, close to the BMW 801's 41.8 litres, with the same engine cylinder arrangement and number of cylinders"Also a lot of YAKs about as private aerobatic aircraft
You are wrong because it is trivial to see the bloody plane when you know roughly where it is.
Bet it wasn't.
It had 96 members of the RAF Regiment on board, but the anti-missile flares it is equipped with would probably have been of more use had there been a missile attack.
No, airliners go over my house exactly in sync with FR24.
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