Help id these small Wyvern parts.

Your light fitting is a unique-to-the-FAA item which would have been found on the tail of most of their aeroplanes in the late 1940s.

I recall seeing quite a few last time I wandered around Yeovilton.

I have a shed full of them if you need another! 🙂

Nice one Elliott.. thats the best suggestion so far. Will see if i have any close ups of TF.2 and S.4 tails. Now what about the other part.. the curved bakelite part has me stumped..:confused:

Take a look at this link WF. Looks like your light fitting… http://data3.primeportal.net/hangar/howard_mason2/wyvern_tf1/images/wyvern_tf1_26_of_32.jpg

Will it be at Legends… :diablo:

A turboprop…? Definately not. Besides i can’t find the correct valve caps for the tyres.:p

Will it be at Legends… :diablo:

And a dataplate!! 😀

Don’t be daft… hav’nt got a tyre for the tailwheel yet.:D

Hell, you’ve nearly enough there for a flyer!

…and after giving the ‘fastener’ type piece an inspection sure enough there is the stamp WA4 44 080 A. The WA4 indicating Wyvern.

Thanks for the replies.

Elliott your absolutely right about numbers on the light fitting. Gave it a clean and sure enough there was RFE or RFF or REF5C/1257.

That’s an air ministry light fitting – if you clean it up there should be a ref number on it. I had one a few years ago.

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I can’t help with the left hand item but the right hand one looks like a twin tail light fitting from the rear fuselage or rudder…?

I would guess wing nav/ident light for the object on the right.