I can safely speak for everyone when I say ‘Phew!’

Good to se the damage was limited to broken signs and soggy carpets.

P.S. What is that fuselage in the works Kermit passes in 14:42?

I do wonder with that attitide how many rescuers in Houstion had a gun pointed at them recently?

Actually physically protect this Stirling? No-one of course. It would be pure chance if someone were prosecuted for deliberately disturbing it. It has no doubt been accidentally ravaged by numerous fishing nets over the decades.

Unlike the Jutland wrecks though this Stirling’s going to have low scrap value and that is what will probably save it from illegal salvage.

“One puzzle, IMDb states “Christopher Nolan and Warner Bros reputedly bought a vintage WWII Lufttwaffe bomber for use in this movie, at a cost of $5 million.” Can anyone explain this please? Or was it erroneous?”

You can safely say that story came from the same pile of steaming manure as the one about Nolan buying a genuine Spitfire just to crash it for the movie.

If you copy a link from a secondary website like this forum it is likely to be copied in its abreviated form including that nasty little string of punctuation marks which is breaking the link.

You’re best copying the URL from the source website itself.

Now I’m confused. I thought 2 were discovered much more recently -late 90’s/early 2000’s- In India in an elephant house.

And I thought the above plane plus IWM’s static are these airframes.