I thought he was going to call him a ****
Mark 12 – Mossie shot cleaned up and adjusted a bit. Let me know if I’m treading on toes and I’ll take this down again, 🙂

Start from here. 🙂
******!
you’ll have to give me a minute, or three!
Quick ‘n dirty… much still to do if I was really on it today…

I suppose blowing and sucking on the tube that comes out the back of a wartime altimeter when I was a kid to watch the hands move was a bad idea then?
“not as simple as one would think” seems to be the recurring theme running through the whole story.
Facsinating stuff
Airtruck, no question
Spitfire mk9 (only joking).
Maybe when you’re lying under it wiping the oil off in your best shirt… and shoes…
Nah!
Added to the list too, thanks Moggy.
How about 14 Spitfires (including a couple with Aussie combat histories), a Bf109, Hurricane… visit Biggin – link below
Was at biggin on friday. MJ627 now based there I’m told. 🙂
A little less conversation, a little more action please
Tony Liskutin shot down a V1 over Maidstone in Spitfire MK912, now residing at Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar. Aircraft and pilot have since been very happily reunited.
Sounds great – I’m going!
Are you going to display any of the spits currently under restoration?
Static aircraft at The Musical Salute to the Few:
Spitfire Mk9
Spitfire Mk9
Spitfire Mk16
Spitfire BBMF
Hurricane Mk1
Hurricane BBMF
Lancaster
Me108
Harvard Mk2
L4 Cub
Chipmunk
Curtis Wright Travel Air
Civilian Coupe 2
Rearwin 8500
DH87 Hornet Moth
Miles Messenger 4A
Percival Prentice
Percival Proctor 4
Auster
Vega Gull
95 year old Tony Liskutin was reunited with a Spitfire at Biggin Hill
http://www.itv.com/news/meridian/update/2013-07-23/veteran-re-united-with-his-ww2-spitfire/
And flew in ML407 with his old Spitfire MK912 alongside in formation.
pic 1 item 3 – could be the end of a spitfire undercarriage pintle attachment bolt
pic2 2nd row item 1 looks a bit like a piece of spitfire header tank retaining strap