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You get prats in every walk of life ------

Boeing seems to be going down the path of the Wright Brothers -----

Yes but the failure will mean a lot of A380's will be grounded until the cause is determined -- right ?

A quick question, can the A380's with GP7200 be easily converted to run with RR Trents?

It would have been early in the Skyvan's development I think, notice it has Astazou engines which were the second engine installation before they eventually settled on Garrett engines

And previously studied. This model sat in the foyer at Lockheed for years apparently

Now that's an interesting comment Chris, I had figured something along those lines while developing my backstory for my model Atlantic I'm building. My story is Avro Canada built them for the RAF and the RCAF bought in on it afterwards ---- My Atlantic will be an RCAF one and was purchased...

Interesting stuff Justo, I still don't think the Supermarine design had anything to do with the Heinkel design, the He 280 wasn't known about until after the war and as far as I understand, the 391 was being designed in the last couple of years of the war.

I don't know about that, the time or two or three it's come to YYC (Calgary International) it's hauled out some pretty big loads

The 391 was to be much bigger than a Spiteful/Seafang. The Spiteful wing would have been attached to the new inner wing, the undercarraige was not Spiteful u/c, much heavier type which also kept the wheel in the vertical position as it retracted (look at the plan view). There are some photos of...

Not as difficult as you might think. I worked it out some time ago by drawing it in my AutoCAD. As simply as possible, the props were geared in the remote speed reduction unit so would be 'timed' to the gun synchronization. It would just be like it had just one 3-blade prop. I've even worked...

Lastly, a pic of the lander and command module and the figure

More pics of the first stage/ command module and the lander

Third stage. Bottom two pics show how the fairing opens up for the lander to appear inside.

Second stage. Bottom pic is of the first and second stage.

The stages come apart into individual parts, this is the first stage.

This set is of one of the tiny figures that comes with it. Not totally like the real figure but correct scale.

This set is of the various stages before we took it apart.

As promised, some photos of my son's Lego Saturn V. First one is of my son with his model. Second one is the model on a 36"x24" cutting mat.

Thanks Paul, I'll get some pics done then. I should mention the figures that come with the model are not your normal Lego figures. They look like the real astronauts in shape.