The place it was built still stands too and has a blue plaque to mark it. It’s on Main Street, Milngavie a.k.a Mullguy 🙂
A good photo on this website –

https://theoldreader.com/profile/d0d151d2065bd5f328ede806?page=14

Thanks Newforest,

No mention of the Bennie at all unless I missed it. Would make a great subject for a scale model. They have a large number of excellent, highly-detailed model ships on display so obviously have the right connections should they ever decide to do that. There are quite a few Youtube videos available showing the railplane. There’s a short one here –

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvSmwMqtylA

If you think it’s slow, you’ve never been on an Edinburgh tram lol 🙂

Some aviation names did appear here and there! –

Awful news – so sad 🙁

Both available on Youtube –

Gipsy Moth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVT1PfL4fhg

Autogyro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HO0RZiShmz8

Thanks for the replies – yes, it certainly is an interesting collection well worth a visit and the dedication of the team who look after the vehicles is quite obvious. While the location is a little out of the way the site itself is fantastic – loads of space; large sheds; a really extensive site which I’m sure they make the most of on special event days (of which there are quite a few throughout the summer). It was also nice to hear that they seem to have a good relationship with Stagecoach boss Brian Soutar.

http://www.svbm.org.uk/events.html

Robert Shaw? Skipper in The Battle of Britain and Flt Sgt Pulford in The Dambusters.

Wow excellent! Very informative and loads of great photos 🙂