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Oliver Coles

posted on 28/9/06 at 06:44 PM Reply With Quote
Spitfire v Reporter



http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1215637693043681535&q=spitfire

Need i say more?





Only 16 and i have already had my midlife crisis

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posted on 28/9/06 at 07:02 PM Reply With Quote
Brilliant. Alan DeCadanet I think it was. Something tells me that would only be seen after 9pm!
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meany

posted on 28/9/06 at 07:08 PM Reply With Quote
i think thats from "a spitfire's story"

it is in the production release but no sound a the end.

the Spit is flown by Ray Hanna..the owner of "MH434" flys out of Duxford.

see im a saddo for knowing all that.
being a bit of a spitfire freak.

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graememk

posted on 28/9/06 at 07:51 PM Reply With Quote
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Jonte

posted on 28/9/06 at 08:08 PM Reply With Quote

that´s close





Click it

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Catpuss

posted on 28/9/06 at 09:37 PM Reply With Quote
I remember doing a bit multi period re-enactment show at Kirby Hall. When the 2nd World War lot came on they had a spitfire as air support. This thing flew over at a couple of hundred feet, but the real nice bit was when he rolled 90 degrees and flew the right wing tip between the chimney stacks. Fooking nutter he was.
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zetec7

posted on 29/9/06 at 05:21 AM Reply With Quote
Meany is right, the aircraft is MH434, which is based in Duxford, and is part of the Old Flying Machine Company collection. And, in the video, it was indeed flown by Ray Hannah, co-owner of the company with his son, Mark. I have followed this particular Spitfire for some years.

Sadly, Mark was killed flying the company's Messerschmidt ME109 a few years ago, and Ray died a year ago, in Switzerland, I believe, of natural causes.

I had the pleasure of meeting Mark in 1995 at Duxford...a true enthusiast, a gifted flier, and a true gentleman. I never met Ray, but I've heard no less than the best about him as well.

As far as I know, Alan DeCadanet is still alive and kicking....

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zetec7

posted on 29/9/06 at 05:39 AM Reply With Quote
By the way, does anyone know how to get this clip as a saveable WMV file or anything? I'd like to save a copy, if I can figure out how. We may not see MH434 fly again...
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JamJah

posted on 29/9/06 at 06:45 AM Reply With Quote
theres a thread about saving under other computing
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