Spitfire Brother flyntruk, The "Battle of Britain" Mk II had the single radiator and round oil cooler. The web can usually clear things up if you ask the right questions. I'll do more research and report on my findings if you would like.
Sakai, thank you for your understanding and kindness. I am bad about coming on a tad to strongly sometimes in the pursuit of "conciseness" (?). I must learn to be more patient and considerate.
#1 it is an absolute honor and pleasure to provide as much free advertising as possible for your (our) Spitfire thread.
WARBIRDGUY, I confused you with #1. Hopefully, your brotherly kindness and his will help smooth over any raw nerves that my composition may have aggravated. So far I have gotten some good feedback from modeling manufactures as well as from suppressed "New Energy" businesses with my "somewhat" provocative style but I promise to try to tone it down a bit. I tend to get stressed out by the news also and can use a little escape from it all myself.
So, everybody keep on having fun. This thread has really great potential!
Out.
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Spitfire Brotherhood # 64 - Post # 407 - Battle of Britain & Winston Churchill relevancy to modeling -
PS This post is being blocked from being sent also. Does anyone suppose maybe the energy monopoly might be involved in suppressing the truth about superior energy technology? Say it isn't so!
We all love to buy gasoline regardless of the cost, don't we? The energy cartel(s) would never do anything untoward for mere profit now, would they? And, of course, energy technology is now so perfect that there is nothing else to learn that might cost the energy monopoly anything. What a great world! Oh, one last little thing, the Flight Journal with what looks like a "photo shopped" Hurricane nose on the front cover, there is powerful evidence that aviation is going to be an important part of real science education in the future. Check out, "Impossible Barriers Are Made To Be Broken."