They did pretty well at Point Cook.JDK will be the man to see.

With all the bad blood coming out I am in awe of the wonderful work the volunteers have done on the aircraft.Have been following the project ever since it came online and I think the quality of the work speaks volumes.The skills needed to attempt such an endeavour are which only a select few can do.And I hope they can keep on doing it.

Slightly off – topic I know but I was impressed by the German Panzer IV tanks in the strafing sequence.

There are a few MkIV panzers getting around.Maybe part of the recently late Jaques Littlefield collection.

Old to new

I,m just waiting for someone to do this sort of treatment to one….and a Merlin of course…:D
http://thevintageaviator.co.nz/projects/oberursel-engine/oberursel-ur-ii-rotary-engine-build-history

Far as I know The Hell’N Pelican II is still at Amberly.Saw it in 2007 in the Hangar along with a Canberra,Mirage and Sabre.

Sorry to bore you, but my project is made up of non airworthy parts…..85% original wartime manufacture….these parts would have otherwise been thrown away.

Don,t be sorry mate it is guys like you and Stuart that keep us mere mortals appreciate the fact that there is someone out there who is prepared to save the “junk” for future generations..

Hmmm maybe if you can steal a hunter one and copy it in three sections..I can send you over a hacksaw!!