Cheers Stormbird.Bit late for my taste but nice none the less.Gotta remember Auss was the largest user of the spit during WW2 outside of England.And one of the largest graveyards was about 30 kays out of town here.Just found a photo of the pilot who crashed ours in 1943(we are doing a repro adopting it,s number).Very eerie,almost like looking at a ghost as he was killed in A58-36 up near Batchelor when he was 21.Remember watching Col Pay when before it went to Temora when I was knee high and was captivated.Something that I have carried with me ever since,hence the insanity with Spits…Yep Jbs sent a couple of ours over to the mysterious bookman as well.Will sell like hotcakes I think..

It,s the one which lists every known spitfire,or parts of in the world.

Spit Projects in Auss

As far as spitfire projects here in Australia the number falls between 1 and 50.You guys will have to wait until a certain book comes out.

Think it,s a case of going through piles of photo,s,manuals,drawings etc trying to figure out what they are.Now whats under “A” for Avro……….

That would be the one..cheers and good to see it go inside.It,s a wonder what a bit of passion,motivation and hard work can acheive.

Anyone got any info or pics of the Lanc nose section built from scratch over in the Uk??Is it still around?

Great pics Mark.Almost like an archeological dig these days.Wonder if in a hundred years time people will be doing this with the F18,s that have crashed over the years.

ROFLAO.Yep,can see it now……”here tourist,tourist,tourist…..ZZZZAAAAPPPP”!!