Replica Fw190 and Spitfire at YROM Sunday 07 January 2007 Pic 1 - Resized

[TACAN]

[miket6065]

I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW? Is
it a kit or a one off job?

[miket6065]

I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW? Is
it a kit or a one off job?

[TACAN]

FW was made by Terry Kronk of Toowoomba Australia - have to find out more
info re FW and Spit.
Will get back asap.

Graham

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When they gave out brains, I thought they said Planes. And I missed mine.

[TACAN]

FW was made by Terry Kronk of Toowoomba Australia - have to find out more
info re FW and Spit.
Will get back asap.

Graham

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__________________________________________________ _____
When they gave out brains, I thought they said Planes. And I missed mine.

[The Raven]

"miket6065" > wrote in message
et...
>I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW?
>Is it a kit or a one off job?

The Spit is a kit from the US, Jim Wickham sells the kits and can arrange
assembly if required.

I believe the FW was built from plans drawn by Gordon Brooker. IIRC it's a
80% semi-scale experimental.

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The Raven
http://www.80snostalgia.com/downloads/batfink/sounds/wings.mp3

[The Raven]

"miket6065" > wrote in message
et...
>I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW?
>Is it a kit or a one off job?

The Spit is a kit from the US, Jim Wickham sells the kits and can arrange
assembly if required.

I believe the FW was built from plans drawn by Gordon Brooker. IIRC it's a
80% semi-scale experimental.

--
The Raven
http://www.80snostalgia.com/downloads/batfink/sounds/wings.mp3

[Papa Fox]

To me, the FW makes a better-looking replica with the availabel
engines. I have no idea about flying qualities of either.

On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 01:52:41 GMT, "TACAN"
> wrote:

[Papa Fox]

To me, the FW makes a better-looking replica with the availabel
engines. I have no idea about flying qualities of either.

On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 01:52:41 GMT, "TACAN"
> wrote:

[TACAN]

Thanks for that Raven.
They both looked great on the ground - did't get to see the Spit in the air
(I rushed outside too late) but got a look at the FW as it flew over home -
was going like a scalded cat!!

I believe Terry Kronk has a second FW.

Graham
__________________________________________________ _____
When they gave out brains, I thought they said Planes. And I missed mine.

[TACAN]

Thanks for that Raven.
They both looked great on the ground - did't get to see the Spit in the air
(I rushed outside too late) but got a look at the FW as it flew over home -
was going like a scalded cat!!

I believe Terry Kronk has a second FW.

Graham
__________________________________________________ _____
When they gave out brains, I thought they said Planes. And I missed mine.

[[email protected]]

On Sun, 7 Jan 2007 07:50:15 -0600, "miket6065"
> wrote:

>I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW? Is
>it a kit or a one off job?

Take a look at www.flugwerk.de if you are interested in a FW-190
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NO, use John Mee3 at comcast dot net (remove the spaces and do the
obvious with the "dot" and the "at"

[[email protected]]

On Sun, 7 Jan 2007 07:50:15 -0600, "miket6065"
> wrote:

>I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW? Is
>it a kit or a one off job?

Take a look at www.flugwerk.de if you are interested in a FW-190
------------------------------------------
NO, use John Mee3 at comcast dot net (remove the spaces and do the
obvious with the "dot" and the "at"

[Grant[_1_]]

After many years of development by Mike O' Sullivan, the approximately 80%
scale Supermarine Aircraft Mk 26 Spitfire is in production for the
Australian and export markets as a Kit built Aircraft.

Supermarine Aircraft's Mk26 Kit is not produced in high volume. The smaller
number of kits ensures a high product standard and excellent builder
support. Staying close to the original unmistakable Spitfire lines, the new
aircraft is a two-seater version of the proven Mk 25.

For further information visit the website at www.supermarineaircraft.com.

The factory address in Brisbane is;

Supermarine Aircraft P/L
388 Hawkesbury Road,
Moggill,
Queensland
Australia 4070.

If you are in the area and would like to visit please phone them on (07)
3202 9619



"The Raven" > wrote in message
...
> "miket6065" > wrote in message
> et...
>>I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW?
>>Is it a kit or a one off job?
>
> The Spit is a kit from the US, Jim Wickham sells the kits and can arrange
> assembly if required.
>
> I believe the FW was built from plans drawn by Gordon Brooker. IIRC it's a
> 80% semi-scale experimental.
>
> --
> The Raven
> http://www.80snostalgia.com/downloads/batfink/sounds/wings.mp3
>

[Grant]

After many years of development by Mike O' Sullivan, the approximately 80%
scale Supermarine Aircraft Mk 26 Spitfire is in production for the
Australian and export markets as a Kit built Aircraft.

Supermarine Aircraft's Mk26 Kit is not produced in high volume. The smaller
number of kits ensures a high product standard and excellent builder
support. Staying close to the original unmistakable Spitfire lines, the new
aircraft is a two-seater version of the proven Mk 25.

For further information visit the website at www.supermarineaircraft.com.

The factory address in Brisbane is;

Supermarine Aircraft P/L
388 Hawkesbury Road,
Moggill,
Queensland
Australia 4070.

If you are in the area and would like to visit please phone them on (07)
3202 9619



"The Raven" > wrote in message
...
> "miket6065" > wrote in message
> et...
>>I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW?
>>Is it a kit or a one off job?
>
> The Spit is a kit from the US, Jim Wickham sells the kits and can arrange
> assembly if required.
>
> I believe the FW was built from plans drawn by Gordon Brooker. IIRC it's a
> 80% semi-scale experimental.
>
> --
> The Raven
> http://www.80snostalgia.com/downloads/batfink/sounds/wings.mp3
>

[The Raven]

Thanks for the clarification Grant.


--
The Raven
http://www.80snostalgia.com/downloads/batfink/sounds/wings.mp3

"Grant" > wrote in message
...
> After many years of development by Mike O' Sullivan, the approximately 80%
> scale Supermarine Aircraft Mk 26 Spitfire is in production for the
> Australian and export markets as a Kit built Aircraft.
>
> Supermarine Aircraft's Mk26 Kit is not produced in high volume. The
> smaller number of kits ensures a high product standard and excellent
> builder support. Staying close to the original unmistakable Spitfire
> lines, the new aircraft is a two-seater version of the proven Mk 25.
>
> For further information visit the website at www.supermarineaircraft.com.
>
> The factory address in Brisbane is;
>
> Supermarine Aircraft P/L
> 388 Hawkesbury Road,
> Moggill,
> Queensland
> Australia 4070.
>
> If you are in the area and would like to visit please phone them on (07)
> 3202 9619
>
>
>
> "The Raven" > wrote in message
> ...
>> "miket6065" > wrote in message
>> et...
>>>I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW?
>>>Is it a kit or a one off job?
>>
>> The Spit is a kit from the US, Jim Wickham sells the kits and can arrange
>> assembly if required.
>>
>> I believe the FW was built from plans drawn by Gordon Brooker. IIRC it's
>> a 80% semi-scale experimental.
>>
>> --
>> The Raven
>> http://www.80snostalgia.com/downloads/batfink/sounds/wings.mp3
>>
>
>

[The Raven]

Thanks for the clarification Grant.


--
The Raven
http://www.80snostalgia.com/downloads/batfink/sounds/wings.mp3

"Grant" > wrote in message
...
> After many years of development by Mike O' Sullivan, the approximately 80%
> scale Supermarine Aircraft Mk 26 Spitfire is in production for the
> Australian and export markets as a Kit built Aircraft.
>
> Supermarine Aircraft's Mk26 Kit is not produced in high volume. The
> smaller number of kits ensures a high product standard and excellent
> builder support. Staying close to the original unmistakable Spitfire
> lines, the new aircraft is a two-seater version of the proven Mk 25.
>
> For further information visit the website at www.supermarineaircraft.com.
>
> The factory address in Brisbane is;
>
> Supermarine Aircraft P/L
> 388 Hawkesbury Road,
> Moggill,
> Queensland
> Australia 4070.
>
> If you are in the area and would like to visit please phone them on (07)
> 3202 9619
>
>
>
> "The Raven" > wrote in message
> ...
>> "miket6065" > wrote in message
>> et...
>>>I am assuming that the Spit is the Assuie replica, but who makes the FW?
>>>Is it a kit or a one off job?
>>
>> The Spit is a kit from the US, Jim Wickham sells the kits and can arrange
>> assembly if required.
>>
>> I believe the FW was built from plans drawn by Gordon Brooker. IIRC it's
>> a 80% semi-scale experimental.
>>
>> --
>> The Raven
>> http://www.80snostalgia.com/downloads/batfink/sounds/wings.mp3
>>
>
>

[TACAN]

Hi Grant
Thanks so much for the additional info - very welcome.

Regards
Graham

[TACAN]

Hi Grant
Thanks so much for the additional info - very welcome.

Regards
Graham