Heal up!

Those of us that enjoy your content are happy to re watch old content. Be well dude

Interesting how they used the least practical and most expensive plane as a testbed.

24 May 24

Engine wasn't super charged

Your making more of what it was really like. I was a kid then and believe me, everyone didn't have a stick up their ass. They were more concerned about what the kids were exposed to.

I KNEW the Goblin would be on here.

24 May 24 again

The Spitfire was designed by a female designer, check the design team

Take care and get well. We can wait :)

24 May 24

Get well soon

On this celestial plane?

If you are fond of the P-40 read the war biography of Robert Scott. US transport pilot in China WWII. Begged a P-40 from Gen. Chennault leader of the Flying Tigers mercenaries before the entry of the U.S. in WWII. Scott joined the Flying Tigers when the US entered the war. The book is called God is my Copilot.

24 May 24

been there done that. good luck

Get well, I've had flu twice. One of them, I lost and an entire week, (literally I felt ill fell asleep, woke up a week later).. Thank you to my then girlfriend for rushing home between lectures to ensure I didn't die, feed and water me (I presume she also gave me a bed bath as well as apparently she was changing the sheets every day)

The joke was, 'Did you hear about the new P-400? Yeah, it's a P-40 with a Zero on it's tail.'

Not sure if I saw it right but coulda saw that guy threw up that bird at 1:10:08 😭

Just learning why Lockheed is spelled the way it is was worth the watch by itself.

Oh shit man get well and enjoy that tea and book time

Mate, same here, it’s been a week and I’m still not any better. Anyhow wishing you a speedy recovery!

if i could live anywhere it would be on a huge floatplane like this

Well worth another Watch , Tomlins Story was Hilarious ..

Why did he have the gear down in flight. That is just stupid. Once you are in the air and flying, the gear is up and remains there until approaching to land. There might be one or two exceptions to that, but never ever when doing flight parameter tests.

great vid although slightlt mind boggling with all the model numbers😳

I know and have flown a whole lot of common De Havilland aircraft, but I never ever realized that they once built something this massive. I am amazed.

Another thought: You are tickled pink because you get Gate 3, not 627, but with that wing span, gate 3 is still 7 miles away. :)

absolutely mind blowing , well done . i feel like ive eaten the book after watching this video ,every moment a work of art

If they'd installed a Griffon in the MB.3 instead of the Napier Sabre, Baker would likely have lived and that fighter would have been produced to at least replaced the Hurricane.

Take it easy, and get well soon

Get well soon. You are missed but health take priority. Feel better 😊

Get well soon.

Febb-roo-air-ee. February. Often mispronounced. Also "noo-KLEE-urr", not nuke-you-lurr. Nuclear. I never heard you pronounce that one, everybody gets it wrong. I am Virgo, relax, it's my job.

Make it fly !!!!!

If you are going to build the damned thing then honor the designer by the saints or it is a curse and sacraledge !!!!😮

I hope you get better soon.

Get well Rex!!! I enjoy your videos so much. A hugh from Argentina.

FYI, the Siskins at 15:30+, with numbers such as ‘22’, are RCAF aircraft.

In Australia our government is really a communist censorship regime disguised as democracy most Aussie's actually live there live's by their own rule's ethic's & morale's which are generally positive but with the influx of immigrant's from India Africa & Arabia thing's are starting to go to shite in a handbag lol

Spray disinfectant. You sound like a wet Brit.

Le spectacle de l’envol : mobilités aériennes (1783-1909) Marie Thébaud-Sorger P U Rennes (french language, sorry)

The DO17 , one of my first Biggies in Model making long time ago , alway luv it , it had a gorgous flowing line to it . Good one Rex..

This was quite the worthy effort. As a history buff, it filled in the gaps and increased my understanding of the French war effort at the start of WWII. I didn't know if I was going to make it through the first hour, but you kept it entertaining and the time flew by. 👍

Get better soon

The Liberty engine made sense in certain cases, here for example. Later it became something of a pain in the butt. Way too many were built way too long.

And, against all odds, all of this eventually led to the Mirage, the Rafale. And the Airbus.

Lmao that ncis joke is a good one tbh

Great work regarding explanation of connecting changes in construction with problems occured during production and exploatation.

As a pilot, flyboy, I would have loved to live in this era. Just imagine flying these 'projects'. Dangerous certainly, exciting definitely.