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Could you provide a link to your videos? As a new member with less than 10 posts, you can not post an active link, but you can write it out like:
www <dot> youtube <dot> com/myvideos/
Thank you very much for adding the video link for me. There are a few more model sequences plus several of the museum's aircraft in action. Their Caudron G. III was particularly stubborn on Saturday but finaly gave in and ran for the crowd. It started a lot easier on Sunday and did a good "hop".
I've included a link for that particular video in code:
if a picture says a thousand words, a video says a million. man, that looks like fun! thanks for the pics, fokker ace, martin irvine and for the video, WF2.
Good to see the place is still running successfully.
The first time I was there was winter of '73, when I helped a "mechanic" change the oil (possible cod liver??) in a radial engine. Turned out the "mechanic" was Cole Palin himself. The last time was the day that we lost JFK jr.