From experience of two sons – nothing with propellors or munitions – they will come off/break within 2 days. The child gets upset and doesnt play with it again.

If you have to have a spit/109 – think about cutting off the prop blades before he uses it.

Only buy diecast – the plastic ones dont last a week

Looking through the toy box – the only ones still in existence are

1. diecast Me262 – although plastic tail planes have been broken off.
2. Phantom – all the munitions are to be found in the space between carpet and skirting board.
3. RAF sabre – undercarriage is all gone – glued back the covers instead.
4. Corgi Space shuttle and Red arrows ( although most have lost cockpit glazing)
5. Constellation – metal props removed.

6. Lego Duplo airliner.

Everything else is in a thousand pieces or on its 10th replacement.

RAF Font

I have used this RAF FONT and fond it to be fairly accurate.

http://www.bobsyouruncle.net/font-types.htm

As I use a mac – I had to do some jiggery pokery to transfer it across – but it works well.

When will it be on “proper ” telly ?

dont have no new fangled box/dish thingy..

Mainly because the listed building conservation office wont let us have one..

Very Sad

This may seem very sad but here goes

Office:
Catalina, Bf110, Tornado, C47, Vampire, Jaguar, FW190, B24, B25, Tiger Moth, Me262, Albemarle, Buccaneer(?), Halifax, Spitfire, Harvard, Beaufighter, T33…

Workshop:

Spitfire, C47, Hunter, Breguet 693, Yak 3, C47, Huey, Ju88, Arado, Merlin

Not shown Varsity, Lancaster; T33; Shackleton, Viscount, 109, Oxford, Meteor, Mig 27, CF100, Harrier, Lightning and others…

If you search by Kampfgeschwader history and eliminate those who flew Ju88 and HE111’s in 1940 – you should be able to get close to the answer.

For example:
KG76 flew Do17s and did Blitz Liverpool in 1941.

A list of KG is here
http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gliederungen/Kampfgeschwader/Index.htm