As I understand it, a dataplate restoration is not really dependent on any said dataplate. What you need is a substantial amount of identifiable parts from a known Spitfire wreakage. With this you can approach the CAA and be approved the ownership of said Spitfire ID and start restoring/”building” your spitfire. So, if the only thing you have is a dataplate, you might have a problem later on, if someone turns up with the actual wreakage with “your” Spitfire ID stamped all over it.
I was at Aalborg mainly to see the 104, and I was not disappointed. 🙂
Anyone know how the re-engine work is progressing?
“The Shark” was scheduled to fly with The Horsemen long before the show.
Miss Helen was the stand in for “Berlin Express”.
Not on facebook, but might fit in this thread anyway.
http://www.storch.no
World class restoration to flight of Fieseler Storch in Norway.
It might fly in 2017..!
Superb!
Thanks! Do you mind if I post one of them in a closed group on facebook (norwegian spitfire club, supporter club for the foundation)?
Any pictures of the Norseman at Duxford yet?
Should have flown in today.
A nice video on the subject of this sale:
http://vimeo.com/99991680
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It’s a 605 if the number in the crankcase casting is an indicator.
605.103-001.10 (I think..)
BTW: It is two of them, but unfortunatly they were both badly damaged before being buried….
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I didn’t get any response on my question, so I thought I should wet your appetite with another “little” thing that surfaced in southern Norway a few days ago….
Very nice!
Some vintage aviation content in this music video..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgtBR5d7PwI
Lars Ness flying his Bücker (CASA) Jungmann LN-ESS for the cameras in this Espen Lind Music video. Nevermind the added CGI and engine sound…
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This link was just e-mailed to me.
Mikael’s account on what happened
An interesting read..!
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