Hangar Damage

Hi Guys

it is a real kick in the teeth, we have spent almost a year doing this. mainly a couple or 3 of us doing all the work.

not been able to work on the plane for all that time or the year before it after we were asked to come out of the main hangar 9less said about that bit the better)

The intention is to clad to the top on the rear section. A set of sliding doors will be manufactured and installed on the front and then clad from the top of the doors to the top of the hangar.

It would be so nice to button it all up of an evening and not have to worry but no such luck and look at the weather today, i don’t know if it gonna be there on saturday.

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So that’s ten minutes on the job, fag break, read the paper, slope off for a pint, lunch, afternoon nap, fag break, tea break, go the loo to read the rest of the paper, knocking off time, off to the pub… :diablo:

some of the people we have in our “team” don’t even do the first ten mins, cus they never turn up and that is a really annoying, problem is they won’t see this so i am wasting my time again.

hangar damage

cheers guys, it is awful, so much hard work and gotta do it again.

At least the back held up ok

here are some pics

Here we see the damage to the front of the Beech Hangar

the damage fortunately is only limited to the first ten feet of the front canvas, no damage whatsoever to any of the aircraft.

This picture shows the undamaged rear aspect

thanks Andy, i think we will be ok but might give you guys a shout if we start to struggle, i mean struggle more than we already are struggling that is.

philip