Yep, current W&R has it with Aero Antiques and Aero Tech Ltd at Southampton. It says “G-AFSW Chilton DW.2 ex Chilton Manor, Unflown, stored 1.00” (this is last noted).

Roger Smith.

Go to

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=95556

WAKE UP AT THE BACK! :D:D:D

Roger Smith.

Good news FB – look forward to pics

Roger Smith.

A wood prop coming from a crashed aircraft would very likely be broken.

Unles the cause of the crash was engine failure and the prop wasn’t rotating

Roger Smith.

Inevitably a documentary can leave questions hanging behind it.

Two things – it was mentioned that the Soviets were not interested (obstructed?) in the enquiry. Did this remain the case all through the enquiry and were any political moves made to smooth the way?

Also, when news got back to Sagan (and, presumably, spread to other camps) about the murders did it have any effect on subsequent escape plans?

Roger Smith.

Letter in Aeroplane from Jim Munro, 49 Blandy Road, Heley-on-Thames, Oxon, RG9 1QB.

His father was a BoB pilot and “a Squadron Leader of WW-equipped263 Sqdn in 1940-41 based at Drem near North Berwick”

He is making a “very low budget” film about the WW and currently has 7mins of of period film and is seeking more (and still photos). Has interviews with Captain Eric Brown and Sqdn Ldr Alex Torrance (137 Sqdn).

Plan is to have complete (for TV broadcast?) next year for 70th anniversary of BoB.

Anyone who can help contact him at above address.

Roger Smith.

Anyway, back on track, after watching the James May Airfix programme, my 13 yr old Daughter wants to have a go at putting a kit together, only draw back with this is she’s digging around in my highly valuable collection of early Airfix & Frog kits up in the loft:eek:

You need a lock on your loft door mate. Something I failed to do – I haven’t seen my small collection of 1960’s Penthouses since :diablo:

Roger Smith.