I think they are these two
Messerschmitt Bf109F-4 – Wk. Nmr.10256 http://www.warbirdrecovery.com/messerbf109f410256.html
Messerschmitt Bf 109F-4 Werk-Nr. 10144 http://www.warbirdrecovery.com/messerbf109f4.html
Spot the difference competition
Question..
What is the difference?

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Answer: Ask the EU
Question – what were the two aircraft that strafed the u-boat at the end of “Das Boot”?
From memory of the film… I went to bed at ‘The Longest Day’ .. They were Harvards
“You ever tried moving a ski equipped aircraft around on concrete??”
Actually no.. But I can see the point!!!!!!! However, you could get them to recover that Massey-Ferguson Tractor as well – That would help with the moving round!
We particularly need Engine cowls, a propeller, a fin and wheels to get us started.
But it was fitted with Floats (of which 2 were recovered!)
See:
http://www.crossandcockade.com/serial.htm
why is 1701 so ‘famous’ that it has a profile and has a replica as well?
Early presentation aircraft!
RAF BE2c 1701 “Victoria Hong Kong No.2”
No.4 Sqn RFC
Allonville aerodrome
Late 1915
See:
http://www.crossandcockade.com/serial.htm
why is 1701 so ‘famous’ that it has a profile and has a replica as well?
Serial 1701 was a B.E.2c fitted with an RAF 1a engine and built by British & Colonial Aircraft Company with C/N 403
How about a complete collection until 2004 but UNBOUND?
Will she be at Legends?
Sorry to say, I agree .Charge for camera = Better security
And if Security is the real issue (which I must say I really doubt), then the bolshie in me, would be tempted to go and record everything (surruptiously, hey it can be done easily with current technology) and publish an inventory list on the Internet! Jsut like someone did to Hawkrigde in Aviation News soon after the Mike Stroud letter anyway!
Interesting
I did not know Luftwaffe types had reporting names!
Mike = Bf109E-3
Same for Nato reporting names for Mitchell, Catalina, P-39 etc etc!
I remember reading an article about this not so long ago, with much more detail, in one of the British monthly aviation magazines, perhaps it was even Flypast . . .?
Then prehaps NOT!
A clue is on the BBC website, where they credit the photos to………
1/16 Scale Corgi Mk I (Prototype)