Thanks Jerry, found this a while ago, but it wasn’t available to listen to it online then…

Nice to hear one of the greatest test pilots of all time.

Stu…

Hi Dave…

It’s Gunnar whose making the progress, we just feed him what information our research has turned up and he turns it into Gold, sort of like a high tech Rumpelstiltskin… 😉

But its not all sweetness & light as there are some areas that as yet we just don’t know anything about and we’re not in the guessing game, so those will have to stay blank until information or actual structure can be viewed.

You know only to well yourself how difficult it is to back engineer these projects…

Hi Jay…

Yes a certain amount of material does reside with that someone, we have already been in contact and will be able to view what remains sometime in the spring…

3D Scanner’s at the ready…

Stu…

No nothing we haven’t seen before…

Bit of a cheek that they showed 4 images of the Whirly and said Westland manufactured the most iconic fighter of the War, while showing a picture of a Whirlwind on the production line and then blinking said ‘The Spitfire’ :p

Great British Railway Journeys – Series 4 – 17. Salisbury to Castle Cary AgustaWestland sequence starts around the 17 minute mark…

Thank you Andy, I know he answered a question put by me about the coupe operation in which he described how he had difficulty it getting it open while he fell to earth…

Stu…