Well if it does survive and was used for dropping Jeeps and Guns, has one considered approaching the Tank Museum at Bovington, when I was there this year, they have a few remaining parts of a Hamilcar glider set up to show how a Valentine tank was transported. I am trying to think out of the box, but maybe if it survives they would be interested.

Valentine! That would be a bit heavy….. 😉 The Hamilcar has a Tetrarch inside it as intended.

So does that mean they have built another set at this other location?

There are two locations, the other is the main one with only the town scenes at Bovingdon.

I too would be very interested in the correct answers, for the same reason!

My mistake, thanks for the correction. Does the CAA have the power to grant the right to wear those markings or merely the exemption from wearing the registration markings? I assume the CAA have to be happy with your chosen scheme to allow the registration exemption.

My (limited) experience has been related to our Auster IV, hence my original comment.

B-17 tailwheel tyres are 26″ diameter.

Casino Royale, must watch it again………

I must confess an interest, having made the refueller tank bodies for special effects.

Casino Royale.

It’s a DT, the tank version of the DP. Soviet 7.62mm drum fed machine gun.