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Visiting the Tower to meet The Voices (with a French Accent),
La Tontouta
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Old Photos
Perhaps the Tech Crews from Vanuatu and Nouvelle Caledonie could post some recent ones of their ATR-72's at work to enlighten the Aussies..
La Tontouta
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Old Photos
Perhaps the Tech Crews from Vanuatu and Nouvelle Caledonie could post some recent ones of their ATR-72's at work to enlighten the Aussies..
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Frigatebird have you tried putting those old red-ish photos through photoshop? One click of the auto-tone and auto-colour and they look good as new with more greens & blues
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Very Close Jaba - that's actually the RNZAF Women's Auxilliary
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Not quite Supercecil
They certainly had fabric covered ailerons and elevators, rudder.
They certainly had fabric covered ailerons and elevators, rudder.
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Interesting question, Why were all the canopies left open?????
I gotta say that for a guy of my age, Makes me cry to see photos like this, coz guys my age were responsible for this carnage![Sad](https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/puppy_dog_eyes.gif)
I gotta say that for a guy of my age, Makes me cry to see photos like this, coz guys my age were responsible for this carnage
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Silly Old Git
By jove Supercecil, you are right!
Its been so long I cant remembry
The canopies were left open so little boys like Tin could play in 'em
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The shed they melted most of em in![Boo Hoo](https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/boohoo.gif)
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Every cow-cocky in the district had a farm trailer with P-40 or Corsair wheels
I likes this photty![Thumb](https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/thumbs.gif)
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Here they were before the delivery flight
Its been so long I cant remembry
The canopies were left open so little boys like Tin could play in 'em
![](http://webzoom.freewebs.com/cafcorsair/Images/Restorations/Aussie/NZ/IP_NZ5612%20at%20Rukahia_sm.jpg)
The shed they melted most of em in
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Every cow-cocky in the district had a farm trailer with P-40 or Corsair wheels
I likes this photty
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Here they were before the delivery flight
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I'd loike one of those with the fold up wings, so I could trailer it home between flights, stick it in a shed, and save on airport hangarage..
The original older DH 60's USED to be like that.
The original older DH 60's USED to be like that.
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Will somebody / anybody, p..please tell me they've got just a couple safely 'parked' in their shed - somewhere.....just a couple of 'em...![Cool](https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/cool.gif)
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(Yep - have seen the one that performs at Wanaka, and hopefully, will see it again this Easter...)
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