Il-2 relic grip and column on ebay, cant be many if these about item 310898581582

Two weeks to run, and I am pleased to advise that the previously waterlogged site is drying out very nicely.

Hope to see some of you on the day – Sat 29 March.

Are there early bird tickets available at the gate or on advance ? If so what are the prices for entry please? Thanks in advance.

Thanks for this Nick, your knowledge of yokes from across the pond is very much appreciated!

There is a chap on ebay who makes replica accessories for grips incl brake levers and mountings. See item 111283135660 which is nothing to do with grips but this is the seller I am referring to and who may be worth contacting.

As discussed by Bombgone I should imagine that work ethics remained the same. My grandmother helped to build Lancaster bombers during the war. She would often relate a story that when they were test flown out of the airfield the workers would assemble outside the hangers and be made by the foreman to watch the Lancaster fly, being told that if it crashed they would be held responsible. Therefore I should imagine that the workers had some sense of responsibility for a quality build.

[QUOTE=robdd1;2112634]Another control wheel.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151230270652?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_sacat%3D0%26_from%3DR40%26_nkw%3D151230270652%26_rdc%3D1[/QUOTE
I’m not very good on WW2 yokes, but is this a Whitley? If so it will be interesting to see the final price. I believe it is much rarer than a Lanc wheel but will the rarity price over come the emotional value that certain war time aircraft hold.

Mig 21 stick on ebay, item 390765842896

Second that, Canberra it is!