another airworthy aircraft

Marvellous ! I remember the 32 Sqdn Pembrokes grinding out of Northolt in the early 80’s, just about the last pistons to be seen there , apart from the odd Nordatlas.

We are very lucky that there are still some private enthusiasts prepared to spend huge sums to keep these machines in the air. Thanks, and long may it continue.

Just two flyers left now I think, this and the AA one at Coventry.

we are also getting a sea prince ready to fly again WP321 also from bournemouth.its going to be some time yet hopefully later this year.
i will post more on the progress as things happen.

painting help

Looking VERY nice!

Fancy doing our Prince next? 😉

Jon

I could get you the info about the paint with is about £15 per litre. also give you the inside on how we painted the aircraft over three weekends.

Bournemouth aviation museum

Is BAM moving there aswel? And thank you for the infomation aswel Nick:cool:

James

Yes the museum will have to move.it’s going to be a major job but it should
make a great story for the magazines. we have had offers from other airport
users with help, as soon as we find out more it will post it on the site.

ekw c3601

it was the owner of the aircraft. not sure of his name.see attached
picture taken thursday 15/11/2007 after another test flight.

This would be the one at Bournemouth…

Flyboy, would you be the talented painter who was rollering the red on the nose when the Sea Vixen was out showing off her new colours a few months ago?

If so, Hi!, you were spotted. If not, your mate was doing an alright job!

John

hi john, if you mean the red on the sea prince i am the quilty party.