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January 17, 2008 at 1:20 pm in reply to: Handley Page Halton Pannier Still Surviving. Action required. #1301927

CJH
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Scrapyard ??

Closer

seem to be a lot of cars…but there is perhaps some stuff in the trees as well – there are a couple of paths for instance.

hope this helps
cheers

Chris

January 17, 2008 at 8:59 am in reply to: Mosquito NZ2305 restoration #1302215

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This is and has always been intended as a static restoration.

so I’ll have to come over to NZ to view her then….

silver lining to every cloud

Chris

January 17, 2008 at 8:08 am in reply to: Bader auction #1302250

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Recently I bought this bit of oak from someone who said that it had been passed down to them by some bloke called Noah. I thought that I might use it in the rebuild of a classic wooden boat………………………………………..

I’d check the provenance on this one…..my Biblical studies are virtually non – existant but wasn’t the Biblical Ark supposed to be of gopher wood, or the Baylonian one Cedar (Cypress) or the Assyrian one Reeds

I’d say you’ve been had there,

Chris
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January 16, 2008 at 6:16 pm in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Airfield Callsigns #1302915

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RAF East Wretham (USAAF Station No. 133) = Woodbrook

January 16, 2008 at 5:04 pm in reply to: Bader auction #1302953

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I stand corrected

we have the technology to rebuild – apparently

January 16, 2008 at 4:23 pm in reply to: Bader auction #1303078

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don’t really think you could do much with it

A piece of airframe fabric 5″ x 3″ silver framed and with the inscription BULLDOG 14.12.1931.

have to agree about the Kenley reference though….thouroughly bad show on the part of the auction house. Doesn’t actually inspire confidence in their provenancing

January 16, 2008 at 3:57 pm in reply to: Bader auction #1303092

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Provenance……well……..yes.

thats all really, and the word of a respected auctioneer, who has (one hopes) delved deeply into the provenance of the entire collection on your behalf

and perhaps friends and colleagues and family saying yes that was Douglas’.

and belief on the buyer’s part

January 16, 2008 at 3:33 pm in reply to: Bader auction #1303126

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I’m going to be a bad boy and say

it was all found locked in the basement of the Stork Hotel in Liverpool

:dev2: :dev2: :dev2: :dev2:

January 16, 2008 at 1:43 pm in reply to: Mosquito NZ2305 restoration #1303292

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Right you’ve done it now

Edward Shacklady’s “De Haviland Mosquito” is off the shelf and about to be read again.

January 16, 2008 at 11:26 am in reply to: Mosquito NZ2305 restoration #1303380

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Starting to look gorgeous…I love mozzies, wish I had the money for one (hah)

is the plan for a restoration to flying condition at all ?….suppose not.

a real gem

Chris

January 16, 2008 at 11:02 am in reply to: The YouTube Music Video Thread! #1919886

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A bit of Wishbone ash for the uninitiated

Persephone

or

Phoenix

January 16, 2008 at 11:02 am in reply to: General Discussion #357120

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A bit of Wishbone ash for the uninitiated

Persephone

or

Phoenix

January 16, 2008 at 8:24 am in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Airfield Callsigns #1303554

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a few more lurking around

Condover= Bureau
Bardney= Rudkin
RAF Lisset = Underskirt

January 15, 2008 at 5:45 pm in reply to: RB-66 Crashes, information required. #1304166

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Fatalities

RB-66B Destroyer, 54-0421, 19th TRS, USAF.

COAD, Gary Roland, 19th TRS, 14 Dec 1959, 54-0421, RAF Bruntingthorpe
1st Lt, AO3057421, pilot, age 24, unmarried, from California

BOONE, Charles Lee, 19th TRS, 14 Dec 1959, RAF Bruntingthorpe
1st Lt, AO37074385, navigator, age 27, wife-Lilah

NOELL, Ralph Leon, 19th TRS, 14 Dec 1959,54-0421/ RAF Bruntingthorpe
A2c, AF 19560818, gunner, age 21, from Oklahoma

RB-66B Destroyer, 54-0430, 19th TRS, USAF.

ARMANI, Harry V., 19th TRS, 16 Mar 1961, Royal Flush mission
Capt, pilot, daughter Robin Armani

HARVEY, Daniel, 19th TRS, 16 Mar 1961, Royal Flush mission
Capt, navigator

WHITLEY, Jr., Frank L. “Chip”, 19th TRS, 16 Mar 1961, Royal Flush mission
1st Lt, navigator, possibly Intel

cheers

Chris

January 15, 2008 at 4:35 pm in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Airfield Callsigns #1304324

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Of lit;e use but nonetheless

Stornoway – Pigsty
Winkton – Drainsink
RAF ANDOVER (Weyhill) = Manhours
RAF Middle Wallop = Poster
RAF Ibsley = Lardit
RAF Warmwell = Kingsroad
RAF Chilbolton = Motto
RAF Holmsley South = Recess
RAF Bournmouth/Hurn = Rumpus
RAF Lasham = Moonbeam
RAF Middle Wallop = Poster
RAF Odiham = Brawler
RAF Stoney Cross = Ironwork
RAF Thorney Island = Whitewell
RAF Thruxton = Bunkbed
RAF Tarrant Rushton = Cheekbone
RAF Zeals = Pipet

have you tried putting a query on the wartime memories pages ?? http://www.wartimememories.co.uk/answer.html

who knows it might be fruitful

cheers

Chris
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