Oh, dear – (Happy New Year!) – I seem to have transgressed?

I have not only offered photos taken by me while in Goverment Service, but also those taken by an AM Photographer 68 years ago, which I believed were out of Copyright.

Oh, dear!!

= Tim

So longed to fly one of those!!

Was posted away before seeing it.

Yes – but, in those days, no one knew whether the thing would survive the launch?

I’ve tried the Retroair link in the past & have got nowhere.

The Z5207 trail keeps breaking up – for me!

But this seems to be the goal?

“Also lurking in Classic Aero’s hangar at Thruxton Airport are what look like two children’s climbing frames. These are the fuselages of two Hawker Hurricanes, which the company will have restored to flying condition in the next three or four years. There are currently only eight flying Hurricanes in the world, and while there are more Spitfires, the numbers are still low”

“Also lurking in Classic Aero’s hangar at Thruxton Airport are what look like two children’s climbing frames. These are the fuselages of two Hawker Hurricanes, which the company will have restored to flying condition in the next three or four years. There are currently only eight flying Hurricanes in the world, and while there are more Spitfires, the numbers are still low”.

“Phil Lawton who is currently rebuilding Z5207 – as flown from ‘Argus’ by one Sgt Anson on 07 September 1941 – and confidently expects it to be in the air before the end of 2010. The rebuild….. “

But I love this one – http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1237180/THE-WIDER-VIEW-Three-years-making-boys-dream–ultimate-home-model-aeroplane.html

Where are you finding these treasures?