Building full of aircraft parts

Hi
The best (only) find I made was as a young sprog. There was an old storage building alongside a canal in the north west of England that most of us kids knew about. Access was difficult as the towpath was on the other side ad the building was isolated behind other buildings on its own side. This isolation is what preserved it. In the late seventies/ early eighties I remember getting in under a fence and being faced by a plain brick nondecript building. Once inside the place was full of aircraft and tank parts. The boxes were stacked nearly to the roof at the ends of the building falling to the centre which was a pile of opened boxes. You could dig into the undisturbed areas and find boxed new aircraft altimeters and instruments of all types. Most guys Had Tank whip ariels on their cars. I must have had about 20-30 various aircraft instruments at the time but alas all now are gone. I have a weeks holiday soon so hope to get of my arse and check if it is still there.
Also I remember heading up to RNAS Blackcap (Stretton) on a mission to dig up a Bofors barrel from a pile of concrete and scrap. There was much dissapointment when it turned out to be no more than a Piece of gas pipe Doh!

Cheers
Phil

The Nuns Made me do it

Hi Cees

Hi

One of the main points of concern here is the review which does not seem to relate to the kits that others have recieved. Over on ARC there are pics of some of the parts posted by an angry buyer.There sure are LOADS of areas on my model that are wrong and I am sure there will be a few more before I am finished but I am not asking you to pay$90 or £65 for it. Sadly they all keep me awake at night. Probably was a bit harsh and brett gave his opinion of HIS kit.
When I started out all I had was pics of the YAM Halifax downloaded on the sly at work as I had no computer. Thanks to yourself and others I know a LITTLE more. Although it always seems just after I have done that area. Aint it allways the way. What I have gathered I share. With free web space available it seems wrong not to. Many people shelling out this money on mail order are in for a shock. You and Ian and others know far more about Halibags than myself and theres only so many times I can bug you all for pics. Though now may be an oportune moment. Below is a link to some pics of the parts. Rest assured though that if I do produce some sets you can have them for all your great work in various lakes and down deep holes in fields etc. By the way happened upon a pic of two gents in rubber today Cees and Elliot. Wet and in rubber! Thought I was on a rather different sort of website for a minute. How long have I been calling it NA377? Must be that brake fluid I drank.

http://www.arcforums.com/forums/index.php?act=ST&f=8&t=53520

Cheers
Phil