Looking directly from the front, the wing fences actually point inwards towards each other – looks to me like two airliner (maybe a Caravelle?) wings have been cut and shunted together to make a sculpture. That would alter the wingtip angle to give it that Dornier-like rake…

Very classy way to travel – funny how everything always looks so much less cluttered and more cared for in old photos.
According to a vehicle search, only the Brough is still around…

What a fantastic feeling of an upbeat future ahead in that film, with designers turning out world-beating products!
Now it’s all doom and gloom, and it seems our best designers have deserted us…

I’m all for it, but very surprised it’s on the books, given the nod this country gives in the green direction…

From memory, the cliff scenes in ‘The Guns of Navarone’ were filmed just south of Lindos – those cliffs are great for high diving into around 60 feet of clear, blue, warm water…

Wow – that’s nearly 900 metres deeper than the Titanic!
Was that shots of the silver ingots on the video?

What makes me sceptical about time travel back in time is that we haven’t seen any time travellers yet – surely historians in the future would want to see first hand the Battle of Thermopylae, Jesus, the Dambusters, etc, but to my knowledge these onlookers have never been reported in history, apart from perhaps the Cumberland Spaceman saga, linked to two tall figures in white space suits observed on video watching a Blue Steel test at Woomera in 1964…

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solway_Firth_Spaceman
Another thought that occurs to me is that if time travel can only go into the future, it’s a one-way ticket!