These are two different Hellcats, so clearly getting one’s tail torn off happened on more than one occasion. At least in the second case, things seem to have worked out all right.
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Rambling recollections of an aging engineer
About Me
- kai
- Back in academia after a decade in industry, with a new generation of students.
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Recently read
- Airliners at War British Civil Aviation 1939–1944 An Official History Air Ministry. Nice coverage of the logistics of war.
- Essential Test-Driven Development R Myers. More useful than not.
- B-25 Mitchell: The Magnificient Medium N L Avery. This is the book I’ve been looking for.
- Legends of Warfare Aviation: B-25 Mitchell, Vol.2—The G through J, F-10, and PBJ Models in World War II W Wolf. Don’t trust the captions. Or the title.
- Legends of Warfare Aviation: B-25 Mitchell, Vol.1—The A through D Models in World War II W Wolf. Can the data be trusted?
- One Hundred Lyrics and a Poem N Tennant. Compiled by Neil in a melancholy mood.
Places I keep track of
- IPMS Stockholm One of the best plastic modelling forums you'll find.
- Hyperscale More modelling stuff.
- Occasional kvetch Thnidu is a linguist and an old friend.
- Another CyborgManifesto Small and large, always with alarming skill.
- Aardvarchaeology What kind of archaeologist doesn't have a whip or even a fedora?
- Arkland Archaeology and random bits.
- Pharyngula Biology, politics and atheism. And eight-legged animals.
- Something positive Magical realism in a very cynical way.
- Chicken Wings It's about birds…that fly…
- xkcd Don't miss the mouse-overs.
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