Likewise, got it, haven’t connected, will do ( even if it’s just to be shot down by Daz)

I lost it Ben after the word ‘the’:confused:

………………..she didn’t work there then?:D

Customer relations??

Just looked at my house on Google…..and there’s a Police van parked twenty yards up the street. Result! 🙂

Was you at work and your missus at home?:p

PaulC

No worries, I’ve forwarded images of your gaff to a local burglar, soon you won’t need to worry, you won’t have a computer!:diablo:

Took 5 years, now have a tail lights for both Spitfires ( from Canada ) shall wire one into the garden Spit tomorrow:):D:D

I suppose fitting it with cameras would have supplemented our Canberra 9s and although not stealthy, flown b*lls out at max altitude, it might have been useful. It has to be remembered, in the 70s we had an air force, why waste resources on trying to make a combat machine out of a business class (quick) bus. Who was going fly it? What other equipment was needed to make it capable: chaff dispensers, flares, missile detector, radar (not the Wx radar it’s fitted with), comms, weapons, paint job, the list would be endless. The sort of war we envisaged back then would have probably overtaken events with Concord and therefore it was/would have been useless.

Whilst there are surviving wartime Wellington crew members still around, it should remain as a turreted version in their honour.