Re: A look at the "Mudhens"
| January 29, 2008 09:23AM |
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Ed Stabler Wrote:
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> Nice to see the entire class of K-27s, even if
> some were in the deadline awaiting scrapping, or
> so it appeared.
>
> It's also VERY MUCH AWPPRECIATED that these were
> posted so they loaded quickly on dial-up. Again,
> Thanks!
>
> Next time you get bored, would you please post the
> K-28s, then the K-36s and K-37s? After that, you
> could start on the C and T class engines. Just
> trying to help you avoid cabin fever.
>
> Ed
The K-28s are up! Next are the 36s
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> Nice to see the entire class of K-27s, even if
> some were in the deadline awaiting scrapping, or
> so it appeared.
>
> It's also VERY MUCH AWPPRECIATED that these were
> posted so they loaded quickly on dial-up. Again,
> Thanks!
>
> Next time you get bored, would you please post the
> K-28s, then the K-36s and K-37s? After that, you
> could start on the C and T class engines. Just
> trying to help you avoid cabin fever.
>
> Ed
The K-28s are up! Next are the 36s
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