A dodgy story.
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Come on John, that cockpit shoud have been finished ages ago:cool:

I’ll get me goat
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No news about the restoration of the Mk 22 Spitfire? Would really like to see that one flying.
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It says Spitfire, must be a trick question:cool:
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Just think of it, all the main allied Bombers lined up, B29, B17, B24, Lancaster, B25, But the thing to remember is most people at Duxford are volunteers who have a heavy work load as it is.

Not quite: missing from this list are Stirling, Halifax, Wellington, Whitley, Hampden (and B26 Marauder) among others:highly_amused:
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Seems like it is too difficult these days to get an interesting and useful topic upon historic aircraft. Pity really.

Come on, a Maryland!that should not be too difficult to get an interesting string of information without the B… And S….. words included?
Anyone?

Thanks John,
But that exactly what (internationally) cooperation is about.
Cheers
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Nice start Dave,
Pity some of the facts are not right. The museum couldn’t care less what happened to the fuselage section. Guess who was eager to get it back to the UK for your project. Never read anything about that in CW. The museum was only a custodian who had the item on loan but didn’t have a clue to it’s historical value in a reconstruction.
Pity, but good luck with your project.
Cheers
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