Geez, leave for a year and everything changes!

Never fear. Kev... ....

Meals are still being served in the Sim V Café, as usual...>>>



Its just the wallpaper that has been changed... ...!

Paul.... ...!

P.S...Oh..and we now have red-and-white checked Tablecloths..which is nice!.. ...!

Hagar wrote on Dec 17^th, 2011 at 5:56am:

Okay, now I'm confused.  What cafe' and what mystery ship?
Or am I just going insane?

Club508 wrote on Dec 17^th, 2011 at 12:20pm:

Probably.

Well, you know.  The Mystery Ship is pretty much DOA.  It was pretty nice while it lasted, but the project just kept getting bigger and bigger and got out of control.  The pilot was the death knell.  If someone wants to pick it up, they're welcome to try to figure my mess out.

Paul, I'll take those Bangers (correct?) if you don't mind.  They look delicious.

LOTS of changes from what I see, but it still seems like the same old place.

Fozzer wrote on Dec 17^th, 2011 at 4:36pm:

Ah!  Why did they get rid of it?  It sounds like a pretty interesting place!
Now that seems like quite an interesting site there!  I'll have to check that out in the morning!



Hagar wrote on Dec 17^th, 2011 at 6:49pm:

Okay, not THAT'S kinda been an obvious since My first post I'm quite sure.



ozzy72 wrote on Dec 17^th, 2011 at 7:18pm:

I kind of figured the first part.  And yes hagar, please do tell.
And if you could please explain what a Piccadilly is and why he would need that, I would be much obliged.
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Yeah, it's kind of a toss up.  They look to have done a fantastic job on the restoration, but that plane belongs in an American museum (preferably the Smithsonian), not in some collectors private hangar where it'll never be seen.  As much as I would love to see her flying again, it's too valuable of a historic resource to risk crashing and being totaled.

Wing Nut wrote on Dec 18^th, 2011 at 6:19am:

I agree up to a point. Perhaps it belongs in America where it was built. The owner is American so that might still happen. I know the man responsible for the restoration & he will have done a first-class job. It makes no sense spending all that time & money making it airworthy if it will never fly again. Like all rare historic aircraft I would rather see it in the air where it belongs than gathering dust as a static exhibit in a museum.