Elliott,

We would all be very interesting in a pic of that centre section, being 90% complete, that would be a hefty component.
Keep up the great work.

Cheers

Cees

Holland needs one too, it aint a Halifax but anything is better than nothing:diablo:

Joking aside, I am serious that one should go on display over here considering the raging airbattles over our country and the fact that over 7.000 aircraft came down on Dutch soil during 1940-1945

Cheers

Cees

Nice collection of Whitley bits Elliott,

I agree, you cannot talk enough about Whitleys. Do you have enough wingbits to reconstruct one complete set? Would be nice if the RAFM bits and Mark Evans’ bits would be combined. But that again would be a pipe dream I think.

If all goes well we have another look at the remains of N1521 during August this year. We already have approaval of the game keeper. The lake was recentely made deeper and the soil was dumped nearby. This will dry out and when sufficiently firm to walk over it we can further investigate, but we think that only small bits are down there. It was also said that a metal concentration was located in the lake but they seem to have dug around it, don’t know if we can do something there. I will keep you posted on that.

Cheers

Cees

A wing?

Cees

I know the current owner wants to keep his plans private and he has the absolute right to have it like that.
But are there any pics about at the time of the recovery of both LA564 and LA546? Will this be against the wishes of the current owner? I have never seen any pics of these airframes and they are unique as well.:rolleyes:

Cheers

Cees

With a weekly update included?:p

Cees