Certainly not Halifax/Halton. The answer is already known, so no more speculation necessary.
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What happend to their 109’s, they had three or four substantial airframes IIRC
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Ah, a previous life (the HP57 bit that is)
Pity that these unique and beautiful aircraft don’t generate enough interest to change hands and have the restoration continued. SkySport at least made it into a complete fuselage instead of just a part of the fuselage, do they have a set of wings to go with it?
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very nice site, showing from the start how the project was begun, also almost everything is handbuilt including the hexogonal main spars, a virtually handbuilt aircraft, great job they are doing
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weren’t these sent to australia some years ago?
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To keep on topic,
I know the Dutch fishermen used to find bits of aircraft in their nets and took them to their home ports (Texel being one, where we visited once a year to have a look) but the past few years they throw anything back overboard, how about French, Belgian or British trawlers? FlyPast used to cover these items in their early years with a complete Stirling undercarriage crate with leg and mainwheel tyre still in one piece. Has anything recently turned up?
(not to mention EF311;))
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If you would be so kind, feel free but if Alan hasn’t come across any of these in decades then it will be a difficult (but not impossible) search, but then again it will be a challenge.
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Any pics of Halifax W1048 being delivered at Hendon by Queen Mary trailer in the early eighties (1983 I believe)?
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Amazing collection you have there Hindenburg,
Nice to see that the are still around, I agree that a good drawing would be very benefical to you and the stirling project, has the owner contacted about a good drawing?
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Cees,
Just a long shot but what about Milrecs?
Hi Peter,
Tried that a few years ago without luck, this is one
very elusive bit.
Elliott, got my message?
Thanks for the replies chaps
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Come on,
Are these still available somewhere
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A what?
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The panels are still available, price now 75 GBP for the two, including
cowling gill gauges and two cowlin gill switches. pm me for details
and pics
I disposing of some bits suplus to the Halifax project. Also automatic pilot
plus complete set of servos (three),
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Yes.
I have been told that it would have been near impossible for the bomb aimer to get out with a parachute on and so they were not issued with one.
Excellent pics on their website, but it looks like the nose cowling will
stay as it was.
Excellent workmanship though
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Hi Bruce,
That’s it exactly what I meant, thanks, also on behalf of the RNethAF.
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