I love wot. Sparrow47, four tier tens (e5 e100 t62a e50m), almost got my e4
for a 5th. Im in clan 1cab.
On 2013-07-17 8:06 PM, "Buck Cronk" wrote:
> I haven't even looked at this forum in the longest time! I just wanted to
> let you know I haven't abandoned my tank, and especially not my passion
I'm "nitzerebbhead" on WOT.
On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 7:06 PM, Buck Cronk wrote:
> I haven't even looked at this forum in the longest time! I just wanted to
> let you know I haven't abandoned my tank, and especially not my passion for
> tanks. I also wanted to ask a few questions.
>
> First of al
I haven't even looked at this forum in the longest time! I just wanted to
let you know I haven't abandoned my tank, and especially not my passion for
tanks. I also wanted to ask a few questions.
First of all, my tank. It's still under construction. It has been for
months and months. It will be
Wild guess but 17 typhoon fighter bomber?
On 2013-07-17 5:17 PM, "Pete Arundel" wrote:
> (1) Correct; There are two seats in an RE8 (RFC nick-name 'Harry Tate')
> (4) Correct; Miss Tilly Shilling's orifice may be found in the carb of,
> usually, a Merlin and allowed Spitfires and Hurricanes to 'b
(1) Correct; There are two seats in an RE8 (RFC nick-name 'Harry Tate')
(4) Correct; Miss Tilly Shilling's orifice may be found in the carb of,
usually, a Merlin and allowed Spitfires and Hurricanes to 'bunt' when
following a diving enemy.
(10) Incorrect but on the right track> Keep thinking abou
1 -> its a two seater, so i assume 2 people
10 -> awesome planes that the government lost interest in halfway through,
and a beautiful piece of national heritage was consequently slice in half
and sent ignominiously to the scrap heap? (Its true for avro; the poor
arrow, such a beautiful and iconic
4 -> In the carburetor, specifically on the opening to the float bowl. It
limits the rate fuel can slosh into the carb so your engine doesnt flood
during negative Gs.
17 -> me 163?
On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 4:37 PM, Pete Arundel wrote:
> OK, I know we're all tank lovers on this forum but I thin
OK, I know we're all tank lovers on this forum but I think many of us
overlap into other areas of military interest. Anyway, I made this up a few
years ago when I realised that a normal general knowledge quiz is just too
easy with Google ans Ask.com available.
So I got cryptic.
And obscure.
Any
Pete got it right! The Mk1 Spit had no bomb racks (notwithstanding the
three young ladies). The pictured aircraft is X4650 which has had a most
interesting history.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2125276/Battle-Britain-Spitfire-Restored-40-years-3m.html
Steve
On Tuesday, July 16, 2
