I once watched on TV in Nigeria, it was obviously being broadcast from the reels they used in the cinema because they mixed up the running order and the intro was projected out of order about 1 hour into the broadcast!

spitfire low flying:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=628280213915527&set=o.113431320117&type=2&theater

Having watched a few American programs where words that they might object to are bleeped out why not just bleep out the so called offensive words for their consumption and let everybody else who is not so sensitive enjoy the film and the full soundtrack for what it is.

My father worked at Supermarine Woolston before it was bombed and into the 1960’s we had the “ex Supermarine” liberated drawing office clock proudly displayed and working on our lounge wall!
After the bombing he was transferred to Hursley park in the experimental shop ,he also worked at High Post and Chilbolton I believe. he was always proud of his association with the Spitfire right from its earliest iteration. Many years later I was taught technical drawing by John Isaacs in the tech college at Southampton, I never told him about the clock though!

well it may well be a good idea…. I don’t know………… it seems you are trying to start a business but the rules of this forum do not allow people to post seeking financial gain..if that is your aim.

there is other stuff on that website as well helicopters and a fuselage

I was there as well standing just below where the engine landed I was three years old but I can remember seeing the plane break up and the engines hurtling through the sky still running over our heads. My dad threw me on the ground and lay on top of me, then I was ushered away back to the car to leave. but if I close my eyes even now I still have that image of the plane breaking up, its has not put me of aircraft or flying I am pleased to say.

google is your friend:

http://daveg4otu.tripod.com/h.html