In my mind, that's not what "park flyer" means.
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Wow, Avios C-130's were up, now all gone. Unbelievable!
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Originally posted by fieldofdreamsflyer View Post
Im talking about scale size , if the B-24 was the same scale as the Tigercat then it would be not a parkflyer
If your an AMA member then you must of missed this definition.;)
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Originally posted by OV10 View Post
The scale has nothing to do with the airframes that you mention as being park flyers which none of them are.
If your an AMA member then you must of missed this definition.;)
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Originally posted by Woodcock View PostNow here's picture of a C-130 ya don't see everyday, LOL.
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Originally posted by Jhnybgd View Post
My experience with the C130 as a customer was sleeping on the loading ramp all the way from Midway Island to Hawaii.
Had my Dogbones on and my jacket as a blanket
the drone from the 4 turbo props I was out like a cheap light bulb
Bob
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