Ian,
I took some pics of the Typhoon leg we have in the museum as promised. Here is a general shot, is there something you want specific pics of?

Cheers
Cees

Good news as the forum will be restaring again soon. Mathieu (forumite Sonderman) is taking over. There was so much important information on that forum about Dutch aviation history.
Well done.
Cees

Thanks Dave,
The work they have done to reconstruct the B24 is amazing. Fantastic job.
Now get that Lincoln back in one piece.
Cees

John/David,

Did you also had the items from BK710 such as the brow section and part of the lower canopy framing. When I got it the latter up from the lake it looked quite complicated.
Cees

Ahh nice work Elliott,
I was very curious about the centre section. I very much like the spidery structure of it.
Cheers
Cees

I got one about ten years ago, it was made from resin impregnated cloth or something similar. Peter van Gelderen has it now fitted on his Stirling cockpit.
strangely it had a horizontal seam while a Whitly we found bits of had a vertical seam.
Cees

yes please
cees

Elliott,
Just an observation but the Whitley Project is very busy in many fields. Recovery, conservation, reconstruction of all things Whitley such as wings, undercarriage, props, nose turret.
Apart from the early stages of started work on the wingbox am I correct that there isn’t a focal point to get some section reconstructed first such as the cockpit section and work from there?
I know you have a huge project on your hands for the past twenty years or so. How do you keep yourself motivated?
Cheers
Cees