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  • in reply to: General Discussion #263493
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    Fantastic chap……….have also signed

    in reply to: Sitting in Museum Aircraft #883482
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    We have numerous aircraft at the Bournemouth Aviation museum that are accessable to members of the public (viscount, Lightning, canberra, meteor, hunter, wessex, Grumman AA5) and restricted access to Vulcan, Boeing 737 and eventually the One Eleven, The kids love it, as do the Dads. We do have signs up saying that parents are responsible for the safety of the kids. We did have an incident last Sunday when a little lad came out of the 737 holding his head and sobbing…….turned out his elder sister thumped him 😉

    in reply to: HMS Eagle 1967 Commission #914321
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    Excellent pics. Thank you

    in reply to: Wanted-Photo's of British Airways BAC 1-11's #929303
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    Hi Dakotaman

    Have pm’d you

    in reply to: Help required for Vampire #917748
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    Thanks to all for your replies, you have come up trumps once again. The information has been passed on. The Vampire is definitely a non flyer it’s not in very good condition and is being spruced up so people can sit in it. The windscreen has fogged over and this is why the Lexan is required. Thanks again all.

    in reply to: Twin Otter in Cotswolds #873684
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    Possibly VP-FAZ which was heading east on the airway at 10,000ft towards Bournemouth last Wednesday

    Steve

    in reply to: Corsair FAH 603 #924646
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    Fah619 I have pm’d you

    in reply to: Corsair FAH 603 #925957
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    Excellent Beast, looking great. Well done all :applause:

    in reply to: Le Bourget #438997
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    Very nice, a real aeroplane 😮

    in reply to: Hi guys, we could do with a few signatures #1858722
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    Fantastic chap……….have also signed

    in reply to: Work starts on the CL-44 Guppy #970020
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    Guppy update

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]225785[/ATTACH]She has now been moved to a stand off the north west taxiway as I think the airport wanted the land back she has been sat on all these years. Took this picture yesterday and she is looking good.

    in reply to: Info required on an old photograph #1005763
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    Luc, John, Bager thats brilliant. Thanks for all the information you have supplied I shall pass it all on……………Thanks again

    blackcat54
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    Reminds me of the time I was snooping around the back of Hurn Airport (now known as Bournemouth International) and came across the front windscreen from a Mosquito. Went back a couple of weeks later to see if I could retrieve it but it had gone. Would have had problems getting it past security on my push bike anyway.

    A few years later (when I could read and write) I was told that two Mosquito’s were scrapped there (believe they were ex Spartan airframes en route to Israel but never made it)

    Again, a few years later, when I worked at Hurn I discovered the remains of two Mosquito’s buried in the bushes, I did take photo’s at the time and sent them to the Mosquito Aircraft Museum who confirmed that they were the remains of Mosquito’s, unfortunately they had been badly burn’t and the only parts left were the wing spars and the remnants of wings and nothing of any use could be salvaged.

    I never told anyone what I had found, if I did they would have been trashed, Are they still there ? I left the airport eleven years ago so it’s anybody’s guess that they still survive.

    in reply to: What vessel is this ? #2036598
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    Thanks to everyone who responded to my request, I now know what a CB90 class is (in both languages 🙂 ). I would have liked to find out more about the history of this particular vessel but now I have got something to go on and I have been pointed in the right direction it will keep me quiet on these long winter evenings to find out more. Thanks Again.

    in reply to: Avro 748 Sisyphus Safe And Secure At Liverpool #996279
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    Think you are all doing a great job, I can appreciate all the hard work involved behind the scenes to get her looking the way she does, and she is looking great (ready to book my seat on the first flight :-)………well done all.

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