The Bluebird Project

I see on Twitter that you are having difficulty with your quarter turn fasteners. Would these be any better for you, I use them for cowlings and inspection panels and have found them to be very good as they pull themselves into alignment and I have yet to have one come loose or undone. https://www.a...

Are you thinking about filament wound composite for the new cylinders or are you sticking more "Old School" ? Or can that never work.

ted.walsh wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 2:20 pm I can find a very good home for Coors Light thank you!

that and 'Woods 100' if someone wants to bring some of that along...

Explains a lot....and I thought I was the black sheep.

God I feel old. First off all this silliness and now after years of trying to keep up with the beer swilling Tyneside Massive I find out they have switched to LIGHT beer....

Have you thought about asking Ted to get involved and have a word. He's actually a very good communicator.

Would of thought you could use your museum types death ray and get them to give up Miss Britain 111. More your sort of materials, is a Napier more available ?? Now a nicely restored and running Miss Britain 111 would surely be worth it to them for a few demo runs a year.

Richie I think perhaps what he is trying to say is, what is the maximum safe speed for K7 before it tries to become airborne ? Implying what was thought to be safe before the crash was miscalculated. It is not a simple question to answer as there were, I suspect, many more factors other than speed t...

Thanks Bill

Sorry, just a matter of interest, So did Leo then deed the boat to somebody else on his death or did in effect he never take possession because it was at the bottom of Coniston and was never passed to him by Donalds estate ? If nobody can answer then that's fine.

Careful, That Elderflower tonic and fancy Mineral water is expensive don't you know.