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Incredible Mustang sounds
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Bomber_12th
SOH-CM-2025
In the news section of the Hangar 11 website, you can see a couple of quick images of some of the results of the 2011/2012 winter project, which was to return the cockpit to stock configuration (save for keeping the rear seat in-place): http://hangar11.co.uk/news.html. On this page you can see some photos of how it looked before: http://www.crazyhorseap.be/Mustangs/Mustangs/G-SIJJ Jumpin Jacques/G-SIJJ.htm
(On one of the "before" photos at the Crazy Horse page linked above, you can see traces of the late 1944 factory-applied interior green paint still present, and the "ghosted" image of the main radio/accecories bracket/panel that used to be there (now reproduced during recent work), illustrating that the fuselage was assembled with bare skins, and then painted, with some of the areas, such as behind that bracket/panel, remaining bare where the paint couldn't reach.)
(On one of the "before" photos at the Crazy Horse page linked above, you can see traces of the late 1944 factory-applied interior green paint still present, and the "ghosted" image of the main radio/accecories bracket/panel that used to be there (now reproduced during recent work), illustrating that the fuselage was assembled with bare skins, and then painted, with some of the areas, such as behind that bracket/panel, remaining bare where the paint couldn't reach.)
Ian Warren
Charter Member
Don ! 
Ya gotta ta love it , we get one over Wobblyville (ex-Christchurch) quite regular during the airshow season and overhead flights .. think i really ware the soles of me shoes very quick during this season 
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Ya gotta ta love it , we get one over Wobblyville (ex-Christchurch) quite regular during the airshow season and overhead flights .. think i really ware the soles of me shoes very quick during this season <input id="gwProxy" type="hidden"><input jscode="leoInternalChangeDone()" onclick="if(typeof(jsCall)=='function'){jsCall();}else{setTimeout('jsCall()',500);}" id="jsProxy" type="hidden">
SpaceWeevil
SOH-CM-2024
Lovely sounds indeed...
I'm glad that the real thing has finally caught up with your version of Jumpin' Jacques! I wonder if s/he is getting a new paint scheme as well?
I'm glad that the real thing has finally caught up with your version of Jumpin' Jacques! I wonder if s/he is getting a new paint scheme as well?