Despite mutterings from some guards, there’s nothing to prevent you from knocking up a clamp and flexible arm to attach to the railings of the walkway in order to get long exposures (when hordes of marauding children allow). I’ve rigged up a Manfrotto super clamp to a triple jointed magic arm with a quick release tripod shoe at the end. This allows you a great deal of flexibility and reach in areas where you can’t use a tripod.

It’s not a hoax, Bruce.

Reading the CWH website -the Lancaster had a replacement wing centre section in 1952 from a combat veteran Lancaster . Out of interest which machine was this and where was it based in the U.K ?

There’s a photo in this thread http://forum.planetalk.net/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=4995

James, the Hawker Cygnet’s got bungee sprung ailerons.

Propstrike, it’s Bomber Command, so you’re in for another 29 visits.

…..and there is a B-24 at Cosford.

John, that B-24 has been at Hendon for a few years now.

I did see a film the other week where the Germans using a Hawker Hurricane to shoot down a Hudson. James Cagney was in it.

Dave

Captains of the clouds? I’ve got that on DVD somewhere.