Much appreciated!
What a lovely looking thing.
Simon
Have you tried giving them a call? Might be the best way to get in touch. I’ve always found them to be very helpful guys (and girls!)
A book on the Westland Scout/Wasp would be very nice! none currently exist.
For info on the Phoney War and Greece/Crete I recommend two different volumes by Christopher Shores, Fledgling Eagles covers France/Norway etc up until May 1940, and is VERY good and comprehensive. Not cheap though, and the crete/Greece/Yugoslavia volume is very hard to find. If anyone has a spare, PM me!
Simon
Thanks again guys,
George Jenks replied and has forwarded my email so hopefully we can go from there.
Flypast forum to the rescue once again 🙂
Thanks all!
The above number doesn’t work I am afraid, but I have emailed George Jenks, so il see if that comes up trumps.
Is the Aeroplans email the guys that do the DVDs of the drawings? As I believed those did not contain the full sets?
Simon
Snowen250
A colleague who has all of Michael Payne’s colour profiles has contacted me to say he will look to see if the one you want is there. However, I am not sure if it will be there as Mike did the artwork specifically for me in 1982 and I had the original before it went to Andrew Rae. Thus, I don’t know if he kept a copy.
Andy,
thanks again! I am actually on holiday for two weeks come saturday, so if anything does turn up and i dont reply please dont think im being rude. I’ll check back here upon my return of course.
Simon
Andy,
that’s very kind thanks a lot.
Simon
Thanks a lot for the replies guys.
I shall have to piece together what i can for the scheme of the 109!
A copy of your book is winging its way to me from Amazon Andy.
Simon
Andy,
thanks a lot, I have PM’d you.
Simon
Foray, my apologies.
I was distracted by work so this project slipped a bit but that photo is actually very useful to me.
thanks a lot!
Simon
Ok guys thanks a lot for your replies.
I shall attempt to find a copy of that book!
Simon
In 1980 while doing my first Yank in the RAF bit, and before I was Spitfire goofy, I remember being in a pub and hearing an old guy talking about Spitfire VIIIs down a mine shaft in crates in Australia.
That’s the only one I ever specifically heard someone talk about.
But sometimes things do show up like the P40 and P38 bits buried in the Aleutians and dug up in the late 80s
http://www.pacificwrecks.com/people/photos/odgers/index.html
Or the Freeman Field digging that has gone on and still is going on.
http://www.indianamilitary.org/FreemanAAF/Museum/FF_museum.html
Wasn’t there a large dump site at RAF Honington as well as it was a repair facility for USAAF bombers as well as an operational field?
Follow the link on the freeman field dig, third picture down.
That is no German part i would say! Methinks thats the missing part of the Radiator from the Typhoon they borrowed isnt it?
Simon
Superb, thanks!
Thanks to both youm and Mr Robinson for the excellent photos.
Can anyone please tell me what that is parked behind the FW190? Serial
TG263? It’s really bugging me!
Thanks
Simon
Looks a nice buy! And from the advert i immeadiately found on Pistonheads it looks even better 😉
Very fair price for one of those, nice cars with less in common with the mondeo then you may think…..
Simon