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Well done Rob, we appreciate what you and BMFA are doing, even though it seems to be fruitless with the DfT. god it must be so flustrating.

I don't think I have anything you lot would want I am moving to a smaller house so downsizing my fleet, getting rid of my few petrol planes and going electric as they are easier to store and transport, I also get the same pleasure out of them with less hassle.

Alan, got some stuff for Elvington, getting rid of all my petrol engine planes so I hope I can fit them in the car. Great job at Cosford by the way.

Sorry Wayne on line shop is still not finished, Ian jones is the new tradestand manager you will find his email under resources on the website then the committee

Congratulations

Arthur, you keep at it, bloody love your inventions I am going to call you Clunk from now on, from the cartoon Stop the pigeon

Yet again, more sad news, I met Gordon a few time before he stop coming to LMA events, lovely man, also his wife did a great article in the LMA Journal some years ago.

R.I.P Gordon.

Yet again, more sad news, I met Gordon a few time before he stop coming to LMA events, lovely man, also his wife did a great article in the LMA Journal some years ago.

R.I.P Gordon.

So sad to here of the passing of Grant, he was a well likes member and would do anything for anyone, gone to soon.


R.I.P

Rob Buckley wrote:It's the forum having an out of date copy of the top menu that's the problem so refreshing the browser won't help, it should be fixed any moment.

Clicking Home takes you back to the website & all the menus will appear properly then.

Strange that, it worked for me, guess i was lucky

Just click refresh, of F5 which does the same. it should work then

Thank you Paul & Alan, it is nice to be appreciated. So glad you liked it.

Merry Christmas and all the best for 2019.

Hi Brian, you are only the third person to spot this up to now, yes it was a typo, or should I say not typed. I forgot to change the issue number on the template, sorry for the confusion. But look on the bright side at lease you haven’t lost it.

To be fair the best place to do a build thread is the LMA Journal, it is printed, it can be used as a reference anytime, and it is archived for future generations, yet very few do it despite how many times I ask. The late Harry Harland is a good example, he has done one or two articles on different ...

Bob Thompson1894 wrote:I am hugely impressed at the mega jets featured. Now the ultimate has been achieved, where do we go from here?

who knows Bob, who knows!!

Jack Kennedy wrote:Recieved Journal yesterday Dave, had a quick flick through it, as usual top drawer from Diggers.
Will wait till all the jobs for her indoors are done, then I'll sit down and have a good read.
Nice one Dave.

Jack

Cheers Jack.

Looking really good Chris, would love the full story for the Journal if you ever fancy having ago. My contact is at the bottom of my posts and in the Journal. Good luck with the rest of the build. Dave (LMA Journal Editor) Be happy to write something up once it's all finished and we can get the imp...

Looking really good Chris, would love the full story for the Journal if you ever fancy having ago. My contact is at the bottom of my posts and in the Journal.

Good luck with the rest of the build.

Dave (LMA Journal Editor)

Only really met Claude when I use to go to the Catton Garden Party and LMA Shows he was a lovely man and always had time to have a chat with you. What an incredible life he had, and at the age of 93, he said to me every time I seen hin he has had a good innings. However how he never got done for spe...

Geoff, my second picture is Hobby King covering, it really does cover well and is cheep as chips.