Very sad news…
I was only in contact with him a few weeks ago on a P-47 matter, he always took the time to reply… My condolences to his wife, family and friends he will be missed..
Fly high Paul
Paul
Would like 2 Cats next to each other..
Ahh Siamese Cats….
Is Rob Davies P-51 displaying with or without Canopy?
🙂
the head of British bullet.
Mark
Ahh that would be LeAd Zeppelin!
Edited as I had it the wrong way around
Does that aircraft look metal framed to me?… If so it can’t be a IIID as this was wooden framed.. Anyway according to Wikipedia they almost all had Lions
So I must be an IIIF
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairey_III
We know it has to be on or after 1929…. and before 1935
OK For starters:
23 Apr 1930 S1201 Fairey IIIF Crashed Heliopolis, Egypt
I note that it is still registered to Amphib Inc (i.e. Chuck Greenhill)
See under:
Corsair Warbird: Corsair and Spitfirire
According to the TFC website we will be having a Spitfirire displaying whatever one of those is
Why would you want a flying Mosquito in a DB remake?
You would need one if you wanted to tell the end of the story with the death of Guy Gibson…
I just noticed.. As somoene else has already posted :rolleyes:
PR..
Thanks for looking this up for me…. Looks like the C/N’s do fit the known gap but are not consecutive……. As first thought!
Paul
There was an article on these a few months back in Air Enthusiast with a couple of photos of the ones still in Eritrea. I do not kno how old the photos were though!
Regards
Paul
Mark 12 – are you sure it’s not the elusive Dutch trainer IX?
Anyway, you can clearly see that the shoe box are for American basket ball playing … So technically it should be a Sneaker IX
There were supposedly six Weston-on-the-Green frames. Serials for the six are documented, but there is no tie-up to the surviving frames.
E2624 at Hendon
G-AANM/D7889 – HAC (WOTG frame, substantial parts from D7889)
G-ACAA/D8084 – TFC (WOTG frame, parts from F4516)
B4 in Brussels
frame with VAHF, Texas
frame at Omaka, NZ[/url]
Thanks
Also, do you know the other 3 serials???? Also didn’t Bob Ticketts (not sure of name) say he had bits from WOG as well – Or is this the Omaka frame?
Paul
And in this case, you do not need an ISO Container to rock up to Duxford on an HGV..
Even Parcel Farse can easily deliver one of these….
R
:diablo:
Could it be Mark 1 X4818 which crashed in River Humber near Goole on 14/07/43 after being shot down by another Spitfire (aka Blue on Blue)