Oscar – Oscar

Okay. Thank you.

Ollie

Think the reference is to the Hunts ongoing good recoveries per their site

Regards
John p
http://www.huntaircraftrecovery.com/news.htm

Mike J, W-P, Ant H,
Yes that is a B-25 section but see a further post for something even more exciting.

Mark

Whats that exiting thread then?

Re: Group response

Originally posted by Mark12
Mike J, W-P, Ant H,

These are are further recoveries by Kevin and Dan Hunt from the Kuril Islands, which are technically Russian territory.

Fuselage material from the Oscars is pretty thin on the ground but that is the easy bit in reconstruction terms. There is a fantastic museum static lurking here for the right customer

As yet no hint of an ID on the Oscars but it is being worked on. The Zero is close to revealing its tail number.

Yes that is a B-25 section but see a further post for something even more exciting.

Mark

Mark, if your pals are feeling brave they might try removing a few skin panels. These aircraft were not mass produced like Mustangs and in the past serials have been found even under humble Oscar skin panels.

Group response

Mike J, W-P, Ant H,

These are are further recoveries by Kevin and Dan Hunt from the Kuril Islands, which are technically Russian territory.

Fuselage material from the Oscars is pretty thin on the ground but that is the easy bit in reconstruction terms. There is a fantastic museum static lurking here for the right customer

As yet no hint of an ID on the Oscars but it is being worked on. The Zero is close to revealing its tail number.

Yes that is a B-25 section but see a further post for something even more exciting.

Mark

Very nice indeed Mark 😎 Just out of curiosity,what’s that big chunk of fuselage in the background of the first pic from?B25 perhaps??

Re: Oscar – Oscar

Originally posted by Mark12
…taken but a stone’s throw from the Shoreham Aerojumble yesterday.

Mark

Nice, very nice Mark.

A good basis for a project. Is there any hint of an ID or unit.

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