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/PRNewswire/ -- Pacsun and the Fashion Scholarship Fund have named the two winners of their Gender-Neutral Design Competition. The initiative was announced in...
Stalin's Spitfire: Wrecked in Russia in 1945 after being loaned to the Red Army, iconic aircraft is brought home... and given a £2million makeover Supermarine Spitfire Mk IX, serial number PT879, was one of 1,328 British fighters supplied to the Red Army Was part of often forgotten 'lend-lease' scheme by the Allies to help Joseph Stalin's forces fight the Nazis After a restoration project, it is now the only flying example of a 'Russian Spitfire' in existence Was flown by British owner Peter Teichman over Grafham Water reservoir near Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire
As the magazine celebrates its 40th birthday, we chat to Peter Arnold about how he came to be its Spitfire expert, the feature on his Seafire F.46 restoration from 1982… and his favourite ever cover. Peter Arnold started writing for FlyPast a few months after its launch in the summer of 1981, so it seems only fitting that on the magazine’s 40th birthday, he shared some stories about what it’s been like writing for it for four decades. He’s still got every issue, and has some great tales – including how he came to sort out the one-off cover of the September 1990 issue…
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Sponsored Links Vauxhall was the General Motors U.K. brand from 1925 to 2017. In this series we are looking at one model in the magnificent Vauxhall Heritage Collection representing each decade of the GM era. Our choice for the 1970s is the Vauxhall Firenza Droopsnoot. The short-lived Vauxhall Viva HA described earlier in this series was replaced after three years by the Viva HB. This was in turn replaced after four years by the larger, though mechanically similar, Viva HC, which was produced throughout the 1970s. The HC was sold with various body styles including a two-door coupe, and with o...