Great pics of the 110 at the TechniksMuseum. I wonder what happened to the canopy side windows? Apparently the same Museum has Ju88 and Heinkel 111 projects in the pipeline ?

Eye4Wings, your dad did a great job.
Its interesting to consider your comments about the hazards of a wartime childhood. I was in central London on July 7th 2005 just after the bus exploded in Tavistock Square. I overheard a lady of senior years say:
“At least in my day you could hear them coming…”

I can think of a nice length of Typhoon fuselage in Holland that would look terrific with that cockpit !

Am I right in thinking all those aircraft are British bar the CF 100 ?

Hi Ollie I think I saw the colour pix in a Crecy book on the history of the 110. The stills are actually extracts from a colour FILM made by the aircraft manufacturer during the examination of the airframe. Now that’s a film I’d really like to see ! Maybe there are some leads to follow on other forums ?

Morning All
A great source of gun camera footage can be found on the Pathe website. The content is predominantly American European Theatre black and white, edited with titles at the beginning of each roll. I’ve spent hours looking at this stuff, and found extraordinary images of amongst others a force landed B17 being strafed, Mistel combinations being shot down, and chillingly a friendly fire attack on a Mosquito.

ST

It’s a fascinating film especially after visiting the USS Intrepid this year. Keep a look out for the disappearing and reappearing ordnance loaded to aircraft due to continuity problems !