I was at the Quinte International Air Show up at RCAF Trenton a couple of weekends ago and, after a day's baking in the unforgiving sun and heat as I tried to get photos of the flying aircraft, went to the museum building on my way out to hunt down the H.P. Halifax there (one of only three left...
No zips. I had them on the pockets of my Aero C-3 and those pockets are great hand-warmers - but the zips scraped my wrists enough over the years, which, in the depths of winter, just was a pain - and they sat just perfectly between the edge of the knitted cuffs of my Buzz A-10 gloves and the...
Who dares wins - and you took the plunge (if you'll forgive the pun!) and won. I don't think I'd have dared to do it, but you did, and you won! It's a keeper!
Well done.
It's funny you mentioned your roof, Fanch. I stood on a front deck and the rain and wind created a complete white-out of water in front of me! The winds tossed the Adirondack chairs like they were cheap plywood and it was as close to experiencing a hurricane as I wish to be! The thunder was like...
I agree. And if the OP wished to keep them both, he could add patches and insignia to one of them and keep the other plain and original - just to add some variety? It's just a thought.
I recently came back from a week in Ft. Worth, Texas for a conference held at the Hilton. I took my Buzz L2-A with me as I knew it'd be warm down there and just packed polo shirts to wear beneath it.
And it was warm - it was a delightful 30C outside - but it rained like it was The Flood! The...
Thank goodness for the second set of photos. Much better - a lot less distracting. Pairing PJ's with an A2 - that's rather like mixing diet Coke and ice with a single malt.
I think you have two great A2 jackets! Comparing them is rather Pepsi/Coke to me - and the only discernible difference I...
I hear you about how attached you are to the jacket already - and I get it. It's a lovely jacket.
Were the second set of photos taken with the jacket zipped up?
If not, then I'd say that you would have a blousey jacket and it's up to you - it wouldn't bother me at all and I'd keep it.
But if...
Welcome to the lounge, Big 7.
Initially, my vote was to say the jacket looks great on you and it looks fantastic (even with the lack of grain, which I actually prefer) and it just needs some good wearing about as much as possible and in whatever weathers you can manage … and some floungers (like...
It looks perfect on you and it suits you to a T - and as mentioned, one wouldn't know it was a "slender fit" - it just fits right. Spot on.
Thanks for posting.
I agree with Fanch and Sloan. That's mighty nice of you to provide the useful information, Plumbline - but Zoran wasn't nice in his pursuit of the information. I wouldn't have rewarded that, myself.
That said though, I think it's very good information to have on here and good for you for posting...
Oh no, I'm DELIGHTED that this thread has remained. I just feel as though the world is going completely mad and here's more proof! It's not just me!
Some of the photos here are priceless. And in a world that is becoming increasingly fraught with tension and anxieties and everything is becoming...
Very nice indeed, Crocker. As everyone is saying, it's a perfect fit and it looks great on you - and the choice of location for the photos is superb too, especially for TFL!
Wear it in good health - and wear it often. It'll only look better and better as time goes by and it's off to a cracking...
Vintage zips, IMO, have the same appeal as Jeeps. As vehicles go, they are noisy, uncomfortable on long drives, expensive to buy, expensive to run and lack many modern frills (they have straps on the doors and thus cannot control the swing as they open/close - potentially dinging other cars and...
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