May 18, 2012
DIESELPUNK
Put it down to my seeing  the film “Thirty seconds over Tokyo” many times in my formative years the Doolittle Raid stills remains for me a most impressive and courageous venture. Seeing those heavily laden B25s stagger off Hornets tiny deck still brings a lump to the throat.

From HERE

DIESELPUNK

Put it down to my seeingĀ  the film “Thirty seconds over Tokyo” many times in my formative years the Doolittle Raid stills remains for me a most impressive and courageous venture. Seeing those heavily laden B25s stagger off Hornets tiny deck still brings a lump to the throat.

From HERE

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February 20, 2012
I bet The Intrepid Tindink is at the controls !!

I bet The Intrepid Tindink is at the controls !!

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February 16, 2012
Pretty In Pink.
This Spitfire painted in PRU Pink is almost as attractive as the delightful Molly Ringwald in the film of that name.

Pretty In Pink.

This Spitfire painted in PRU Pink is almost as attractive as the delightful Molly Ringwald in the film of that name.

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January 10, 2012
DIESELPUNK
Hey !! Boeing F4B-4 fighters, the 1930’s US Pursuit planes I have most affection for. They seem to be attacking Fay Wray in this version of Queen Kong ?? That’s a fine big girl in  the Fay Wray part but King Kong seems a little on the diminutive side
from HERE

DIESELPUNK

Hey !! Boeing F4B-4 fighters, the 1930’s US Pursuit planes I have most affection for. They seem to be attacking Fay Wray in this version of Queen Kong ?? That’s a fine big girl inĀ  the Fay Wray part but King Kong seems a little on the diminutive side

from HERE


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Filed under: dieselpunk aircraft 
January 5, 2012
Note the spiral tip vortices’s in the damp air
legrandcirque:

Crew members aboard an American aircraft carrier watching the take-off of an F6F Hellcat, November 1943.

Note the spiral tip vortices’s in the damp air

legrandcirque:

Crew members aboard an American aircraft carrier watching the take-off of an F6F Hellcat, November 1943.

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November 25, 2011
Royston Vasey Memories  Lady Angerona Nestina Vasey about to take her old school chum The Hon Miss Hortense Alderley-Edge for a flip round daddy’s domains. Lady Angerona was the first female pilot in Yorkshire, and in the 14-18 ferried fighter planes to the RFC Squadrons in The Frontline in France, and is reputed to have unofficially shot down a German Observation balloon Picture circa 1911

Royston Vasey Memories
Lady Angerona Nestina Vasey about to take her old school chum The Hon Miss Hortense Alderley-Edge for a flip round daddy’s domains. Lady Angerona was the first female pilot in Yorkshire, and in the 14-18 ferried fighter planes to the RFC Squadrons in The Frontline in France, and is reputed to have unofficially shot down a German Observation balloon
Picture circa 1911

October 23, 2011
STEAMPUNK
I’ve been teaching Lady Cloggy to pilot the bally old flying machine, what. Wanted me to wear a flying helmet thingy, Yorkshireman, got to stick to the jolly old flat cap you know.

STEAMPUNK

I’ve been teaching Lady Cloggy to pilot the bally old flying machine, what. Wanted me to wear a flying helmet thingy, Yorkshireman, got to stick to the jolly old flat cap you know.

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Filed under: steampunk aircraft 
October 14, 2011
The late 40’s/ early 50’s were exciting times for English aviation enthusiasts with a constant stream of interesting and exciting aircraft appearing, non more so than the Saunders-Roe SR.44 Jet Flying Boat Single Seat Fighter.The newsreel of it flying the length of Farnborough’s runway INVERTED was a sight to behold. These pics was taken in preservation at Duxford.

The late 40’s/ early 50’s were exciting times for English aviation enthusiasts with a constant stream of interesting and exciting aircraft appearing, non more so than the Saunders-Roe SR.44 Jet Flying Boat Single Seat Fighter.The newsreel of it flying the length of Farnborough’s runway INVERTED was a sight to behold. These pics was taken in preservation at Duxford.

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October 7, 2011
Ah The Dear Dead Days Of Long Ago.
A Short C Class Flying boat of Imperial Airways

Ah The Dear Dead Days Of Long Ago.

A Short C Class Flying boat of Imperial Airways

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