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Model Forum / General / Models / August 2007italian stukas
any major differences? > any major differences? They're better lovers?..  Signature- Rufus >> any major differences? > >They're better lovers?.. and where have you been, young man? i had to send the hookerbots and the pizza oven home. this rubber chicken will not pluck itself, you know. >>> any major differences? >> They're better lovers?.. >> > and where have you been, young man? i had to send the hookerbots and the pizza > oven home. this rubber chicken will not pluck itself, you know. I've actually been sort of busy on the music front...lost my band project because of my disease, but I seem to be building a rep as a sound tech. Spent the last three weeks gigging...or supporting bands gigging. Got another this Friday. ...that, and on travel for work. Signature- Rufus >>>> any major differences? >>> They're better lovers?.. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >....that, and on travel for work. awright! excellent! hope the modeling hasn't died... build! >> any major differences? > > They're better lovers?.. They are painted in olive green, their sirens make a wining sound, and their drop tanks allow them to rome far and wide. ;-) Pat >>> any major differences? >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Pat rome, italy? >>>> any major differences? >>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > rome, italy? I seem to remember the Italians called it the Picchiatelli (Woodpecker, I think) Regards Pat Macguire >>>>> any major differences? >>>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >Pat Macguire not picalilly? > I seem to remember the Italians called it the Picchiatelli (Woodpecker, I > think) [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Pat Macguire > They used flying creature names for a lot of their bombers, I think my favorite sounding was the SM.81 "Pipistrello" (bat). Pat > > I seem to remember the Italians called it the Picchiatelli (Woodpecker, I > > think) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Pat But it surely did not look like one. Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr. > But it surely did not look like one. > By rights, the B-2 should have been named the "Batarang". You want to see a really odd- looking Italian aircraft, look at this one: http://www.seqair.com/Hangar/Zuccoli/Legends/Legends.html The single oddest looking flying machine I've ever seen is this one, which amazingly enough actually was built: http://home.att.net/~dannysoar2/Whirlygig.htm First time I saw that, all I could think was "If this would have been right, the Wright brothers would have been wrong." :-) Pat > > But it surely did not look like one. > > By rights, the B-2 should have been named the "Batarang". > You want to see a really odd- looking Italian aircraft, look at this one: > http://www.seqair.com/Hangar/Zuccoli/Legends/Legends.html I've seen that one before - somewhere. One just doesn't forget that. ;) > The single oddest looking flying machine I've ever seen is this one, > which amazingly enough actually was built: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Pat That one is completely new to me. I'm not surprised, as many weird things with men riding fell off bridges and other high places. :) Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr. > >> The single oddest looking flying machine I've ever seen is this one, [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > things with men riding fell off bridges and other high places. :) > Here it is, spinning up to destruction out on the lake: http://modelbox.free.fr/photoscopes/Papin_Phot/PR_takeoff.JPG Pat >> I seem to remember the Italians called it the Picchiatelli (Woodpecker, I >> think) [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Pat very cool ac! > any major differences? I don't think so, other than the insignia. AFAIK, they were supplied by the Germans from stock on hand. Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr. someone@some.domain ha scritto: > any major differences? There is a very good book about italian stukas: "Gli Stuka della Regia" Ali Straniere in Italia Vol.2, italian/english text, some color fotos a lot of profiles, painting schemes and the list of W.Nr. of all 54 italian stukas. Pietro >someone@some.domain ha scritto: >> any major differences? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >italian stukas. >Pietro i would like to find that. any suggestions? amazon just choked. http://www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/SearchResults?tn=Gli+Stuka+della+Regia&sortby= 3&sts=t&y=7&x=64 Anthony >>someone@some.domain ha scritto: >>> any major differences? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > i would like to find that. any suggestions? > amazon just choked. >http://www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/SearchResults?tn=Gli+Stuka+della+Regia&sortby >=3&sts=t&y=7&x=64 [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> i would like to find that. any suggestions? >> amazon just choked. tanks. |
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