Could be. But I’ve always thought of air raid shelters as wide and low. This building is tall and thin but could be missing an earth bank ? Also why the pointed concreate top ?
Andy
Well thats another lump of Lanc. ID’d. Thanks for all the replies the amount of information on this site is amazing.
Andy.
Same engine different angle – any help ???
Thanks for the reply.
Not sure,the tapered part seems to be inside the reduction gear. The photo is from a crashed (I think) Mustang in a very good local museum.
Andy
Thanks Forestfan.
Do you think that 58 MU would have covered North Norfolk ?
Hi
Which MU would have covered East anglia ?
Thanks 682al
I think I will have to take some better photos with something to give an idea of size but I’m at work at the moment. It would be nice to know what the parts are as my intention is to offer them and the other parts I have got to a museum.
Thanks for looking
Andy
Thanks anyway. I,m fairly sure there is a Bomb sight on display in the hanger at East Kirkby so I will use that as an excuse for another visit 😀
Thanks Merlinpete.
Dont suppose you have a picture of it on a Bomb sight ?
Andy
This part has got me stumped. I asked a workmate who is ex RAF but no luck there (He wandered off muttering how old do you think I am) One part of it seems to have a push over connection for a rubber pipe ?
Sorry didnt think about scale. It took me long enough to re size them 😮
When you say attached to a suppresor – A suppresor for what ?
Thanks for the reply.
So the Letters refer to the place where the aircraft was built and the numbers to the person doing the building.
Thanks
Andy
Thanks for the reply Stuart
Just tried Aces High but could not find it and as you say I could not view the Galleries on Spitfire art so I will keep looking.
Thanks for the help
Andy
A bit like it but the airfield is disused and a more modern scene but the aircraft in the background has a ghostly appearance. Still a nice picture though.
Andy
Mine too. But at least the lack of rain is keeping the weeds down. 🙂