By: EN830 - 23rd October 2002 at 19:00
RE: Filming at Duxford
Hi Glenn
Any idea what colour HAC’s Hurricane is going to be wearing next year, I’m making strenuous enquiries in Canada to try and track down pictures of her in RCAF service to pass on to Guy and his team, but with no success yet.
Kind regards from a cold and wet Jersey.
Ian
By: Arabella-Cox - 23rd October 2002 at 16:04
RE: Filming at Duxford
You sure about that? Judging by footage of Moggy’s 30 minutes of fame last month Howard’s having a good go at joining Charlie. Looks like it could be catching… 😉
By: gdenney - 23rd October 2002 at 14:41
RE: Filming at Duxford
Many people ask that and thankfully I can reveal that it is not compulsory 🙂
Glenn
By: P38 Peter - 23rd October 2002 at 13:41
RE: Filming at Duxford
Hi Glenn,
off the subject, I just cought your cheesy mugshot on the www.historicaircraftcollection.ltd.uk website!
So when are you goung to grow a handlebar like Charlie Brown?? 😉
Peter.
(USAAF Display Team)
By: gdenney - 21st October 2002 at 11:11
RE: Filming at Duxford
Yes it is the ex TFC Hurricane.
Glenn
By: sparky - 21st October 2002 at 11:09
RE: Filming at Duxford
Thanks for that gdenney, was the Hurricane the ex-TFC one?
By: gdenney - 21st October 2002 at 10:53
RE: Filming at Duxford
It was a short film called “The Goodbye Plane” by a film company called Kewhaven Pictures http://www15.brinkster.com/kewhaven/
On Saturday they were HAC’s Spitfire and Hurricane. The Spitfire flew and the Hurricane was static.
Glenn
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