My vote goes to Flickr. It’s quick and easy to use and gets regularly fumbled by google so tagged images are easily located by anyone searching.

The Shuttleworth Hind’s combing is black although the brown of the natural leather is showing through in places.

kev35 (who spent many hours listening as Chairman Jones expounded his world view whilst leaning on a mop.)

And waving the cleanest rag in the hangar 🙂

Happy New Year, Jonesy, you tart.

Here’s Jim (Lincoln 7) with the Clerget for the Camel.

Shuttleworth Collection Open Workshop 30th December 2012_7452 by shuttleworthpix, on Flickr

And the gorgeous Comet dangling her legs once more

Shuttleworth Collection Open Workshop 30th December 2012_7509a by shuttleworthpix, on Flickr

Bristol Fighter and De Dietrich chassis

Shuttleworth Collection Open Workshop 30th December 2012_7498 by shuttleworthpix, on Flickr

The Gladiator – cured of her rumble.

Shuttleworth Collection Open Workshop 30th December 2012_7503 by shuttleworthpix, on Flickr

Tutor & Hucks Starter

Shuttleworth Collection Open Workshop 30th December 2012_7474 by shuttleworthpix, on Flickr

stmterrace, it’s quite simple really, those who contribute shape the site. You put nothing in, so you can’t realistically expect it to reflect your interests unless it’s purely by chance.

At the time the IWM said this would be future policy – whether it still is………..I hope not!

Happy New Year to all,
Neil

IWM? It’s the RAFM.

Good to see you back Neilly. I last saw you laying oyut the plans for a very large Tempest model in the Astra cinema. Did you get round to building it?

Tim, Happy Birthday and Thanks.

I’m pretty sure that the Wellington was re-covered and had turret(s) added prior to going into the museum so the only provenance of the fabric was gained whilst sitting in the museum.

Edit:
The full history of the Wellington is here http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/documents/collections/69-A-171-Wellington-X-MF628.pdf