Nobby57
Airman
Hello everybody, firstly I've realised (after a stupid lapse in not checking) that there is also another Nobby57 out there on the web. Apologies to him and to any of you who may think I'm him!
Well I suppose before introducing myself properly I'll explain my 'Moniker'. My surname is Clarke and I will be 57 this year and I was born in 1957. (It seemed appropriate to me, so I guess I'll just plug away with Nobby57 until further notice.)
I've returned to an old love of aircraft having, on some strange impulse, been to my first air display at RNAS Yeovilton last year, I found I had got the bug again. This was after a lapse of about 30 years and in my approaching dotage I chose to relive some of mine and my father's past through the technical medium of aircraft and the many wonderful people who have populated the history of flight.
Why have I chosen to join this website? Again it's to do with that love and also as part of researching particular types of naval aircraft. I haven't lurked here much, but when I've typed in particular marques, WW2Aircraft.net, has been one of the more common results. I've read many of the posts and have realised also that there are quite a few Britmodellers here. Needless to say I've just signed up there too and I'll have to go through the same pullaver there, but hey ho...thanks for having me. I'll watch my P's and Q's and try and contribute as much as I can.
'FLY NAVY' That's all I can say...and hello once more.
Well I suppose before introducing myself properly I'll explain my 'Moniker'. My surname is Clarke and I will be 57 this year and I was born in 1957. (It seemed appropriate to me, so I guess I'll just plug away with Nobby57 until further notice.)
I've returned to an old love of aircraft having, on some strange impulse, been to my first air display at RNAS Yeovilton last year, I found I had got the bug again. This was after a lapse of about 30 years and in my approaching dotage I chose to relive some of mine and my father's past through the technical medium of aircraft and the many wonderful people who have populated the history of flight.
Why have I chosen to join this website? Again it's to do with that love and also as part of researching particular types of naval aircraft. I haven't lurked here much, but when I've typed in particular marques, WW2Aircraft.net, has been one of the more common results. I've read many of the posts and have realised also that there are quite a few Britmodellers here. Needless to say I've just signed up there too and I'll have to go through the same pullaver there, but hey ho...thanks for having me. I'll watch my P's and Q's and try and contribute as much as I can.
'FLY NAVY' That's all I can say...and hello once more.