Is it FSN's front room?


Or Techno's lawn?

Ithorial's spare room?

Or is this secretly how Leon gets orders out so quickly?


Not a bad spot for lunch though!

Now that's what I call a nice day out

Looks like a good day out! Where is it? Duxford?

Very good paintwork Lemmey. So realistic. Submit one or two of these and you'll win the 2017 painting competition no problem.

One comment, your Tornado paint looks a bit blurry.




On the other hand ... where were you?

You lucky lucky b*st*rd

Looks like you had a good day

Take care

Andy

Looks like Duxford....not that I've been there for a while  

Looks like a great day out  

School trip to Duxford.
Best moment of the day, walking into the 1940 Battle Of Britain display and two of my girls saying "Look, it's a Messerschmitt 109!"

So proud!

Well done those daughters

I wonder where they could have learnt that 

I once showed my first wife a 1:3000 model of the Dreadnaught. She looked at it for a few seconds and remarked "The lookout must have been blinded by smoke. Why's the mast behind the funnel?" A point that historically the Admiralty didn't pick up until trials of the completed battleship.
Brainy woman, that was (and is).

Quote from: paulr on 13 May 2016, 12:32:06 AM
Well done those daughters

I wonder where they could have learnt that 

Wasn't my daughters, these were members of my class!

That's not my lawn !

Nowhere as level as that !

Cheers - Phil

Quote from: paulr on 12 May 2016, 08:05:51 PM
You lucky lucky b*st*rd

He's a teacher. Lucky is pretty much a moveable feast in that profession - if you can still call it a profession , with all the regulations now governing every aspect, including, if you believe this morning's news, the necessity to "moderate a northern accent." Whatever 'king next!!!

Great day out. IWM Duxford is my favourite museum, closely followed by Bovington Tank Museum and The Fleet Air Arm Museum.

Tank museum is a favourite of mine.

Last time I was down that way my godparents (obviously am going back a long time, as do you still have godparents when you're an adult?) took me to Southsea and area to go to the D-Day museum and then another place which had a Short Sunderland inside the building. Best part of the day, that, climbing inside the Sunderland and getting to sit at the controls up in the cockpit. I just can't remember what the museum was called, and it must have been in the Portsmouth or Southampton area as it was under an hours drive from the D-Day place.