Page 105 of Bob Rudhall’s first book ‘Battle of Britain The Movie’ says that the CASA 2.111 was a full size replica produced by the guys at Pinewood Studio.

In fact in his article in Warbirds Worldwide (RIP) issue 5 ‘ The pinewood aircraft factory excelled itself when it produced a one-off full size replica of a Heinkel 111. It weighed six tons and was complete down to the last minute detail. This particular replica was used in the film to simulate a crashed He111’.

As I said before, I am sure it has spent some time at the South Yorkshire Avaiation Museum at Firbeck…

The first picture from the last set you just posted must be worth a caption competition?

The question was….

What do they intend to do with her when the restoration is finished?

We are thinking about mounting her on a pole outside by the museum shop.

Why??

I thought you only did that to plastic aircraft..

I’m sorry. But I think that is a waste…. As I can see from the pictures of the interior, it is being lovingly restored. Only to be left outside?? On a pole??

Is this the one thats owned by 2 farmers or something like that? I seem to remember there was a Lanc that was owned by 2 farmers that was run up regulary.

I take it you haven’t been paying attention????

I think I have found PS915 ‘in action’ in the film.

Hopefully Mark12 can confirm.

It looks like a PRXIX and it is carrying the codes AI-A….

Sorry Mark12..

I was so busy looking through my books, I did not see your reply..

I knew you would be first to have the answer AGAIN….

Thanks

PDS.

No, not a Markaddie.

A high back Mk XVI – TB382.

Mark

Any reason why?