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heeey you redid your avatar!!!! Nice work!

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Duke Maddog wrote: I got to watch one of those pancake planes fly at Chino one year. What an interesting bird in the air!
Say what ? :yikes:

There still exist a flying version ??
Must have been really an unique thing to see!

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speedgraflex wrote:heeey you redid your avatar!!!! Nice work!

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I had none. This is just a trial...
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Yes—you’re right. You didn’t have an avatar—only your name and location! My apologies. I stand corrected!
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No need to apologize . Everything fine. I reworked it by the way.
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You cleaned up the ring and added “1/72,” correct? The metallic red finish to your avatar name which carries over to the circle is beautiful.
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speedgraflex wrote:You cleaned up the ring and added “1/72,” correct? The metallic red finish to your avatar name which carries over to the circle is beautiful.
Agreed, it looks really great. Actually there are a lot of great avatars here on SPAM... I need to sort mine out :hmm:

Living the subjects, the X-29 looks great.
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KSaarni wrote:
Duke Maddog wrote: I got to watch one of those pancake planes fly at Chino one year. What an interesting bird in the air!
Say what ? :yikes:

There still exist a flying version ??
Must have been really an unique thing to see!

- Kari
Yes there is. It is at the Yanks Air Museum a few miles from my house. I think it had recently been restored to flying condition too when it went up. And yes, it really was a unique thing to see.

Marius, I like the new avatar as well. Mine was made by my wife.
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They also have a flying Northrop N-9M Flying Wing at Chino... :wow:
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.... Are we talking the BIG one or the little twin prop job?
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