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"Phillip Treweek" <treweek@cs.waikato.ac.nz> wrote in message
news:treweek-1110021415320001@gnome.cs.waikato.ac.nz...
> Hi Folks,
>          the promised ag-aircraft update is going to have to go on hold
> for a while, as I still have a bunch of details coming together from my
> research - so instead we have a walkaround of the Eastern Motors FM-2
> Wildcat (the ultimate version of the Grumman F4F) instead - 76 images.
> Happy browsing!
>
> For those of you who haven't seen this site, it currently displays  over
> 4000 original images covering more that 190 different aircraft types and
> aviation activities relating to New Zealand.  This includes many warbirds,
> and a number of vintage aircraft.  For the modeller and enthusiast I have
> included a number of 'detail' photos (subjects include Spitfire, Mustang,
> Sea Fury, Vampire and Harvard, and more ...).  Interior photographic tours
> now include Lancaster NX665, Catalina ZK-PBY, An-12 LZ-SFL,  AW650 Argosy
> ZK-SAE and a C-130H.  The site also includes the most comprehensive
> listing of New Zealand aviation related websites - over 500 links.
>
> Next update: time to start catching up on the 2001 airshow reports -
> Masterton, Ardmore, Kaipara, and maybe a few more.
>
>                   Phil.


Great site Phil. Keep it up, i've used your site for reference info for
modeling a virtual cockpit of the Skyhawk. Was very helpfull. Thanks.

StuM.

For anyone who hasn't seen this site, my sympathy. This site is one of
the little known hidden gems of the internet for aircraft modellers.

							Bill Shuey

Phillip Treweek wrote:
> 
> Hi Folks,
>          the promised ag-aircraft update is going to have to go on hold
> for a while, as I still have a bunch of details coming together from my
> research - so instead we have a walkaround of the Eastern Motors FM-2
> Wildcat (the ultimate version of the Grumman F4F) instead - 76 images.
> Happy browsing!
> 
> For those of you who haven't seen this site, it currently displays  over
> 4000 original images covering more that 190 different aircraft types and
> aviation activities relating to New Zealand.  This includes many warbirds,
> and a number of vintage aircraft.  For the modeller and enthusiast I have
> included a number of 'detail' photos (subjects include Spitfire, Mustang,
> Sea Fury, Vampire and Harvard, and more ...).  Interior photographic tours
> now include Lancaster NX665, Catalina ZK-PBY, An-12 LZ-SFL,  AW650 Argosy
> ZK-SAE and a C-130H.  The site also includes the most comprehensive
> listing of New Zealand aviation related websites - over 500 links.
> 
> Next update: time to start catching up on the 2001 airshow reports -
> Masterton, Ardmore, Kaipara, and maybe a few more.
> 
>                   Phil.
> 
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> Phillip Treweek
> Department of Computer Science         ph  ++64 7 838 4410
> The University of Waikato              fax ++64 7 838 4155
> Private Bag 3105
> Hamilton, New Zealand
> 
> 'Kiwi Aircraft Images':
> http://www.kiwiaircraftimages.com/aviation.html
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On Thu, 10 Oct 2002 22:52:41 -0400, "William H. Shuey"
<whshuey@starpower.net> wrote:

>For anyone who hasn't seen this site, my sympathy. This site is one of
>the little known hidden gems of the internet for aircraft modellers.
 
Agreed. We aren't sure whether to have Phil knighted or canonised.
But he's a hero to all aeronuts. 

>Phillip Treweek wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Folks,
>>          the promised ag-aircraft update is going to have to go on hold
>> for a while, as I still have a bunch of details coming together from my
>> research - so instead we have a walkaround of the Eastern Motors FM-2
>> Wildcat (the ultimate version of the Grumman F4F) instead - 76 images.
>> Happy browsing!
-- 
Brian M. Harmer

In article <3ofcqu00sff4k20kbt7ubkg0u2s9jne1lo@4ax.com>, Brian Harmer
<brian.harmer@paradise.net.nz> wrote:

> On Thu, 10 Oct 2002 22:52:41 -0400, "William H. Shuey"
> <whshuey@starpower.net> wrote:
> 
> >For anyone who hasn't seen this site, my sympathy. This site is one of
> >the little known hidden gems of the internet for aircraft modellers.
>  
> Agreed. We aren't sure whether to have Phil knighted or canonised.
> But he's a hero to all aeronuts. 
> 

Thanks Guys - this is all going to my head!

Of course you might try explaining this to my wife - she who goes "why do
you need another picture of that plane - you've already got one!" and "you
don't need to waste time on your site - come and play with your kids".

I'm not compulsive - I just have to do it...

... anyway, thanks for the very positive feedback!

                      Phil.

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Phillip Treweek
Department of Computer Science         ph  ++64 7 838 4410
The University of Waikato              fax ++64 7 838 4155
Private Bag 3105
Hamilton, New Zealand

'Kiwi Aircraft Images':
http://www.kiwiaircraftimages.com/aviation.html
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