Help please with Heinkel 111 relics

Hi John
Thank you for your reply, thats very interesting in regard to yourself working on the film set itself as a airframe/engine mechanic on the Heinkels i bet you must have some fantastic memories and interesting stories to tell, there is currently a thread on this forum that is covering the making of the Battle of Britain film itself, it would be great if you can add your input thats if you havent already done so, i will send you the link shortly. i was at Tangmere museum last Saturday and in there 2nd hand book collection they had a book of the making of the Battle of Britain film that i thought i would purchase on the way out but you guessed it someone sadly beat me to it, but i will look out for it on ebay as looked very interesting to say the least.
In regard to the procedures check list i would love to have a copy of this so i can at to my film memorabilia that i have collected up to now as many others im a great fan of the film and Battle.
All the very best Bradley.

Ah i just see that you have already found the thread.

I was airframe/engine mechanic and eventually the last man standing with the Heinkels on the Battle of Britain film after the Spaniards went home. The only Brit working with the Spanish I was issued with a ‘Procedures checklist’. This I still have if it is of any interest to you.
John

My way of thinking also but i cant locate anywhere where this may of been located ignition harness etc.

The other larger relic appears to be some sort of Mounting bracket that has had its mounting bolt sheared of with the impact of the crash.

Picture 6 looks like HT heads