Well, I did take it in the ’80’s I think…

Me-109, don’t forget to check out the DC-3 Mosquito Bombers at Marathon on the way down. Sugarloaf Key’s strip is worth a look in too. I found a really nice Beech 18 there on one of my visits. There used to be one or two WACO UPF-7’s joy riding at Key West. I flew a WACO YMF-5 from Marathon, but I think that’s long gone now. If you haven’t already done it, take the Caravan amphib from Key West to the Dry Tortugas.

Thanks for telling me that, I love the keys, so much to see, we always head out to Fort Jefferson (AMAZING!) and usually end up in the Rum Barrel in the evening after a stroll around Key West.

Will keep a look out for other aircraft stuff and will keep you informed 😀

I also like the comment at the beginning that the spitfire was conceived on the eve of WW2 !

I almost paid £30 for this in 1993 at Popham Aerojumble and realised it was a ‘DUD’ 🙂

Set to Record in HD and the series will be kept 🙂

Amazing, well done chaps for putting an excellent programme together!:)

[QUOTE=Tangmere1940;1667944]Tony

I had to get rid of that piece of Spitfire panel.

No room to hang this! ;)[/QUO

WOW!!

Personally, I think you have to be even sadder to paint them like this!!!!

couldnt agree more!!:D