SBAP site update on 28-08-2011

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From: Serge VAN HEERTUM <sb181808@skynet.be>
Date: Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 7:50 PM

Dear aviation enthusiast,

This week on SBAP web site :

Events : Malle Fly In : More than hundred aircraft...but...

http://www.sbap.be/events/2011/malle2011/malle2011.htm

"Operation Freedom Falcon" : Day by day regularly updated

http://www.sbap.be/events/2011/freefal2011/freefal2011.htm

Many other reports coming soon...

Thanks for your support, enjoy your flight and always safe landing...

Don't forget to share our links with all your interested friends...

www.sbap.be

Serge, Marc & Luc

20110828 : Comic strip the "Espadon" of Blake and Mortimer

Just after WW2, EP Jacobs created Blake & Mortimer, 2 famous heroes of the Belgian comi strips culture.
In "Le secret de l'Espadon", they flow the SX1 Espadon, a science fiction fighter based on both the V1 and the Douglas Stiletto.


A metal scale model of the Espadon is now availlable at 5.99 Euro in Belgium for a very limited time.

Blake & Mortimer

Collectionnez tous les véhicules mythiques et les engins imaginaires de Blake et Mortimer dans une collection ex

20110826 Scale modelling decals Antarctic Helicopters Pt. 1

contains decals for the Alouette II's used by the Belgian antarctic expeditions in the years 1960's.

 clipped from www.aviationmegastore.com

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Antarctic Helicopters Pt. 1

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The long awaited Antarctic Helicopter sheets featuring colourful helicopters used by several countries to support scientific research on the driest and coldest place on earth over the last fifty years.
this sheet contains:
Sikorsky HO4S-3 from the Icebreaker USS glacier 1956.
Sikorsky S-55 Grupo Aeronaval Antartico, Argentine Navy 1968.
Bell UH-1B, US Army c, 1962-63 (two schemes)
Bell UH-1D, US Army, 1969.
Bell UH-1D, VX-6, US Navy, 1970.
Bell 212 Uruguayan Air Force, c mid 1990's.
Bo-105C Uruguayan Navy, 2010
Alouette II, Belgian Antarctic Expedition c. mid 1960s.
Alouette II, French Antarctic Expeditions mid 1960's.

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Yves Duwelz