[QUOTE=ollieholmes]The tiger moth according to the caa site is in Pavenham, Bedfordshire and owned by a Mr Anthony West:
http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?categoryid=60&pagetype=65&applicationid=1&mode=detailnosummary&fullregmark=G-ANDE

Suggest you check GINFO closely. G-ANDE transfered to G-YVFS and new owner on 19/10/04, see top of the CAA site page! Check G-YVFS and see what you get.

The first one was the Bishop, named after “Bish” and i guess the rest just followed the trend!

Hi Sherlock. So far there has been no trace of “Wings” ever being released onto VHS. I have copies of some of the episode’s that were recorded of of TV Gold but other than that it appears to have been lost to the BBC irchives!!
Maybe we could badger them to release it onto DVD!!?

Depends what you class as a VERY big connection, my connection with them is that my late father flew the A/C in question for the films in Ireland. As did he fly the other film replica’s that were used at that time ie the DVII’s, DR1’s and SE5’s.
He was kiled in 1970 whilst flying one of the full size SE5’s for the film Von Richtofen And Brown. Its funny, after all these years how the interest in these A/C seems to big at a high at the moment. I agree with you, they have done a fiantastic job with the “RUBBER” DIII, been trying to find out what happened to the DVII’s, one is on rebuild with the Stampe museum in Antwerp, but as for the other 2 ?

Be great to see it!

I don’t think we should lower ourselves to the level of media speculation. Let’s leave it to the AAIB to sort out.

Enough said. Condolences to all concerned.