The Seaside Flyer 5043 24th May

http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/photo/000859760.html

 

I say, those blighters Jerry are getting damn cunning with their aircraft disguise these days; turns out it's a ruddy Dornier after all!! Could have sworn it was Fokker, what with Messy Schmidt as the pilot. No wonder Sqdn. Ldr. Meanley has questioned my spotting abilities. Nil desperandum Skip., that all-round good-egg tail-end Charlie will cop for that fokker on the next sortie!!

Cheery bye for now.

Alan Dunspottin

 

hahgahahahahahahahahaah brilliant

 

I wonder if wcrc will have some kamikaze drones to see off vintage trains

 

Not a hope! Following the introduction of REG (Range Extension GUV), we are now looking at the development of ADG (Air Defence GUV) which is proposed to be fitted with a range of munitions such as Phoenix and Sparrow missiles together with AAA. This will give a spread of defensive measures from Beyond Visual Range up to the old fashioned shoot'em down when they get within range. Should all of this fail we do have lots of coal to throw if they get really close in on viaducts!

Bob

 

Anything here take your fancy for recreating in 1:1 scale?

http://www.tri-angrailways.com/Battlespace.htm

Regards,

Dan

 

see this http://s9.zetaboards.com/MRW_Forums/topic/7102355/1/

 

YNever mind 'diesel on the back', they should borrow this:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...0th-anniversary-treaty-ended-Spanish-War.html

Would give the support crew something to do.

Richard

 

That would be great for pointing at New St power box "give me a path, NOW"

 

Thinking about this some more (!), firing a blank backwards from the back of the train would give an extra bit of umph up the hills. No need for a box on the back.

Nurse!

 

Or fire forward, and blast the hills out of the way:



Tom

 

Already considered but all out of gauge I'm afraid!

Bob