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Thanks Paul, should've recognized Chris Gibson and Tony Buttler though, being an Air-Britain member ---- plus having emailed them a few times ::)

Nice displays, now who's who in the pics, the only ones I recognize is Martin & Harro.

Prop tip to ground clearance on take off/landing maybe :-\

It's about the same as the F-4 and F-15 with canards

I was told that one of the reasons they appeared cheap was because there was an agreement for the UK military to lease training grounds here in Canada in exchange.

Yeah! but now you got me thinking on how to build a model of it (or something along those lines)

It's a McCulloch MC-4

Will you be going near Palm Springs ? If so there's the Palm Springs Aerospace Museum on the east side of the airport. Lots of stuff to see there but it's mostly USN aviation orientated.

Whoa! that looks interesting

Yeah, just ask Canada about a bunch of cheap submarines we got from the Brits https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/canadas-submarine-fleet-never-worked-its-time-to-stop-ignoring-the-problem/article12468338/

I was just pointing out to Harro that over here it's more the norm, besides, they build houses from scratch in Utah -- right ;)

Yeah! but we've got nothing else :'( and we're still trying to get the subs we got from the Brits into service

Actually, there are routes already built that way so large loads can be moved around. Things like traffic light poles that can be turned and as in the video, the electrical crew who lead or follow, have bucket-lifts and poles to lift any wires hanging down in the way. Out where I live moving...

The wing span of the F-22 is 44'-6", which is about what an F-15 wing span is, 42'-10". So watching this video I would say they missed out on an opportunity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q8n1dzBU0M

All I can find. Some other modellers on other forums have just recently bought this conversion but had to contact the owner first. https://www.facebook.com/PropJet-475396205882045/

And Canada has followed suit ---- https://nationalpost.com/news/british-design-selected-for-canadas-60b-warship-replacement-program-amid-concerns-about-winners-links-to-irving

maxmwill, forget the Unicraft ones, go with this one from Prop & Jet, if you contact the owner he will re-pop them. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/72-prop-jet-resin-ww-ii-db-021-161610472 The reviews of it from some people who have the conversion are that it's very good

I don't know if something similar has been posted yet, but these were sent to me by my friend Steve Gardner (britjet on Britmodeller) who took the photos while on a tour of the storage hanger. He said there was more of it but couldn't get to the rest of it to take decent photos.

Does that mean they were damaged 'before' the hurricane ?

I'm surprised they didn't fly them out of there before hand, it's not like the Hurricane suddenly appeared is it ----