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RAF_Louvert · 8 August 2012, 06:08 PM

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Mike,

You've made my day! I had no idea anyone was taking notice of my little project outside of the OFF forums. I'm chuffed about that, really, and that my efforts served as inspiration for your own aviateur's uniform. Looking mighty sharp there too, I must say. If ever I find myself out your way I will most certainly be stopping by the Golden Age Air Museum. I'd love to see the collection you folks have put together over the years. And an N24bis you say? It ties as my second favorite WWI Allied scout with the SE5a. The BR.1 powered Camel is still hands down my all time favorite. Oh if only I had a much larger checkbook ... I'd have had a replica built, flown it, and killed myself by now.

Lou

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8 August 2012, 06:08 PM	#9 (permalink)
RAF_Louvert Observer Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Somewhere over Flanders Posts: 80	. Mike, You've made my day! I had no idea anyone was taking notice of my little project outside of the OFF forums. I'm chuffed about that, really, and that my efforts served as inspiration for your own aviateur's uniform. Looking mighty sharp there too, I must say. If ever I find myself out your way I will most certainly be stopping by the Golden Age Air Museum. I'd love to see the collection you folks have put together over the years. And an N24bis you say? It ties as my second favorite WWI Allied scout with the SE5a. The BR.1 powered Camel is still hands down my all time favorite. Oh if only I had a much larger checkbook ... I'd have had a replica built, flown it, and killed myself by now. Lou . __________________ . If MvR had survived the War: "Good Morning class, I am Professor Richthofen, and I will be.....YOU, IN THE BACK, PAY ATTENTION! I have not come to this university to collect cheese and eggs, but for another pur...err...ummm...as I was saying...I am your Professor..." .