Hawker P.1027 (Tempest Mk.VII)

[The Rat]

Do you drive a pick-up?     No , a 93' Suburban

Near enough.

What's your favorite BEER?      Edit: Was Coors Light,...

No no no, he said beer!

I usually head to the hills with my dirtbike at this time ...

Oh hell, you and the Sarnia guys are going to get along swimmingly!

[kitnut617]

Do you drive a pick-up?     No , a 93' Suburban

Near enough.

What's your favorite BEER?      Edit: Was Coors Light,...

No no no, he said beer!

I usually head to the hills with my dirtbike at this time ...

Oh hell, you and the Sarnia guys are going to get along swimmingly!

The Suburban is a 4x4, and I did say Ricard's Red, which is the closest I've tasted that's like Brit beer --- no, some German beer I think, like in the Munich area.

[Tophe]

Edit: looks like I've got to learn how to size it up  

Just a try: Kitnut617's picture posted at
http://groups.msn.com/TheWhatifandoddballm...to&PhotoID=2098 :

[Tophe]

a photo of the three view drawing here, maybe you can identify if it's the same.  I got this from Robert Casbard who worked in the Hawker drawing office from an apprentice and on to when he worked on the Hunter and Harrier.  I understood that this was part of the Hawker archive that is now at Brooklands Museum.
Cheers,  Robert

So the 21Kb file from the "Whatif and oddball model page" should have worked, what happened Robert?

[kitnut617]

I don't know Tophe,  my original was too big, so I posted it on WhatIfsandOddballs, then copied it back to my computer, then added it to my post here.  It came out really small then.

Is that what you did or did you just attach it from the other forum?

 Robert

[Tophe]

From the other forum, I saved it, discovering it was 21Kb. Then, as it was below 75Kb, I attached this file here. And it was not reduced at all.
Anyway, for the ones reading that, these are technical details, have a look above , and thank Robert with me: thanks, Robert!