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  • #16
    Originally posted by MAC Admin

    Great pictures Martin, I remember seeing the last one previously, that van's about to get blown away!
    It's a bit like landing at St Maartens.
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    Martin

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    • #17
      I think you've cracked those FlyBe designs Martin. Nice work. Must get some of my Bristol pics out.
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      Mike

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      • #18
        Those pics are Martin, I really like the last pic. How do you do these runway style pics?
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        Jason

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        • #19
          Perhaps these will help Jason, the model is photographed against a backdrop and then the stand photoshopped out.




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          Martin

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          • #20


            Cheers mate,
            <DIV>Much appreciated. Might try this when I get some new models. </DIV>
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            Jason

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            • #21
              These are pictures of my BOAC collection...

              Firstly the Jets, comprising of...
              G-ANWA, G-ANWB = B747-100
              G-ASGF, G-ASGH = VC-10-1151
              G-ATWV, G-AYLT = B707-336
              G-APDN = DH-106 Comet



              and then the props ..so far....

              G-AKGH, G-AKGL = B377 Stratocruiser
              G-AOIA, G-AOID = DC7-C
              G-AOVK, G-AOVT, G-ANBD = Britannia
              G-AMOG, G-AMON = Viscount
              G-ANVD = L749a Constellation



              and still to come....

              G-ALHJ, G-ALHK, G-ALHN = CL-4 Argonaut.
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              Martin

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              • #22
                nice collection martin![img]smileys/smiley20.gif[/img] i have already posted pics of my boac fleet on your brit collection thread![img]smileys/smiley20.gif[/img]
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                ROBERT

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                • #23
                  My 'Negus' collection with 'British Airways' titles consists of......
                  G-ASGJ, G-ASGP = VC-10-1150
                  G-ARVM = VC-10-1100
                  G-AXGX = B707-300
                  G-AWZA, G-AVFE = Trident
                  G-BOAA = Concorde
                  G-APEK = Vanguard
                  G-BCOE = HS 748
                  G-AWNH, G-AWNL = B747-100



                  my collection of 'Negus' with 'British' titles consists of.....

                  G-CPET = B757-200
                  G-AWZS = Trident
                  G-BDXH = B747-200


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                  Martin

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                  • #24
                    My favorite...The Landor....
                    My colection comprises of ...
                    G-BDXJ, G-BMGS = B747-200
                    G-BUSG = A320
                    G-BMFT = HS748
                    G-AVMU = 111-500
                    G-MSKB = B737-500
                    G-AWKZ = Trident
                    G-ZZZA = B777-200
                    G-BNWL = B767-200
                    G-MANS = Bae146-200
                    G-BGJF = B737-200
                    G-BNWM = B767-300
                    G-BEBM = DC-10-30




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                    Martin

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                    • #25
                      I would like to share with you all, one of my favorite airframes of all time....
                      The Lockheed Tristar L1011-385-1-14.
                      This particular model was registered G-BBAE (Msn 193N-1083) and was delivered to British airways on 19/10/1974 named 'Stargazer Rose'. She was leased to British airtours on 21/04/1985 and was re-named 'Torbay'. British Airtours became Caledonian Airways and the aircraft was re-named again 'Loch Earne', on 14/04/1988. On 24/11/1988, Caledonian Airways sub-leased her to Worldways Airlines and was re-registered C-FCXB on the Canadian registry. She returned to Caledonian Airways as G-BBAE on 24/04/1989. A further lease was made to Worldways Airlines between 20/12/1989 and 10/04/1990, again as C-FCXB. After she returned to Caledonian Airways as G-BBAE, she was converted to Tristar 100 standard in May 1990. Cathay wet-leased her briefly in Jan/Feb 1993. Caledonian Airways finally purchased her on 31/03/1995 and she continued to serve with the airline until November 1999, when she was withdrawn from service and stored at Abu Dhabi. She was sold one last time to Avtec AG on 02.02/2002 and was used for spares. By September 2004 she had been scrapped.


                      The model is of G-BBAE in her British Airways livery (many thanks to Adrian for this one).


                      Here she is pictured at Teeside in her British Airtours livery.


                      and finally in her Caledonian airways colours.
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                      Martin

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                      • #26
                        Nice looking model. The L-1011 still is my number 2 favorite aircraft after the 747. thanks for sharing

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                        • #27
                          Love your BA collection Martin, and the Tristar looks bloody beautiful!!!
                          Must try and get one myself in BA scheme, All I have is 2 BB 747 Landors, and Negus 757 retirement 757 so far!
                          Great shot mate and interesting history of the airframe too, thanks!!!
                          --
                          Collector of aircraft, truck, car and earthmover models

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                          • #28
                            Agreed, that is one stunning model.
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                            Jason

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                            • #29
                              have to ask a dum question here, I assume those red engine covers just pop off??? I dont have a Tristar that has them hence why I ask. Would make a great maintenance scene with covers on thats for sure!!!
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                              Collector of aircraft, truck, car and earthmover models

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                              • #30
                                Thanks guys, the second Tristar in my collection is....
                                G-BBAI (Msn 193N-1102)
                                This Tristar started life with British Airways 04/02/1975 and was leased to British airtours on 01/07/1984, during that ownership of British airtours she was involved in a runway over-run, damaging her front landing gear and both engines at Leeds/ Bradford Airport.



                                <cite>www.britishairtours.com/g-bbai_at_lba_18.html ( This link does'nt seem to work, so please copy and paste in your browser)

                                She later went on to Caledonian Airways on 01/03/1988, and further still to..Worldways Canada, Caledonian, Air Algerie and back to Caledonian before being stored at Abu Dhabi 28/06/1990.




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                                Martin

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