Marauder tail…

There were plans for the ex Rebel Air Museum Marauder tail section to be displayed at the Marks Hall Estate which is close by to Earls Colne airfield. Marks Hall was in fact the area on which the living and domestic sites of the airfield were situated along with Marks Hall House which was the Headquarters of the 3rd Bomb Wing.
I recall that the decision was taken at the time of the tail section’s recovery that the fuselage centre section was too far gone too keep, and only the tail piece was saved. This was moved by road in the back of a GMC 6×6 truck! It was ( and I presume still is ) in good condition considering and some effort was taken to preserve the metal work whilst at Andrewsfield but any significant restoration was decided against in view of keeping it as original as possible.
It is a real shame that the Marauder is not displayed somewhere which would attract a large public audience. It is after all a very significant piece of a very rare aircraft whose type played a very important role from this country during WW2. In fact it is a shame that the ex Rebel Air Museum collection was sold off as it was a cracking tribute to the Ninth Air Force, which I feel gets largely ignored in the shadow of the Eighth.
I have a personal interest in this thread as I was involved heavily with the Rebel Air Museum for something like fourteen years…seems like a long time ago now!
I shall try and dig out any photo’s that I have of the B-26 tail section and post them here.