Drago
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You'll know of you've seen a BUFF. Noisy sods, make the Vulcan sound subdued.
Google a few pics and bearing in mind my sighting get was at dusk, low, coming towards me so not a great lot to go on, I suspect you're right, more likely a C135. What was slightly odd was its approach to Mildenhall or Lakenheath...we see a lot of heavy military suff headed that way, but never from that particular direction and altitude.There have been C-135s (a cousin of the 707) based at Mildenhall for the last 50-odd years. But they are pretty hard to mistake for a B-52.
I'd be very wary about buying that. The person who has advertised it obviously doesn't know too much about model planes. Who calls RAF roundels bullseyes? And AM radio control? Won't be in the air long before interference set in. Looks kosher though, she could be selling it for a friend perhaps. Would need a very experienced flyer.View attachment 338682
Saw this for sale , looks a good buy for flying model enthusiasts
No Commanche's!!Apaches were up this morning, keeping our village safe from the Taliban.
It is quite a large model?I'd be very wary about buying that. The person who has advertised it obviously doesn't know too much about model planes. Who calls RAF roundels bullseyes? And AM radio control? Won't be in the air long before interference set in. Looks kosher though, she could be selling it for a friend perhaps. Would need a very experienced flyer.
It may be the DB Models Sopwith Pup.It is quite a large model?
My Dads taking me up in his new Aerospatiale plane next months. Fuselage reg is G-TIBS if anyone is into looking up databases.
Its hardly likely to be new. They haven't made a plane for seventeen years! And your dad is too old to be flying.My Dads taking me up in his new Aerospatiale plane next months. Fuselage reg is G-TIBS if anyone is into looking up databases.
Its hardly likely to be new. They haven't made a plane for seventeen years! And your dad is too old to be flying.