Am I the only one to notice the title error?

I hope to god it doesn’t go to Brunty, any grounded airframe with a pulse seems to end up there.
Finningley is the most relevant option without a doubt, being an ex V Bomber home station for 12 years and one which ‘558 was actually delivered into service at with 230 OCU.

I know its personal preference, but I do late Spitfires with silver undercarriage componants, bays, and inside the doors.
This us mainly becaus ethe 24 at Hendo is like that, but unsure if it’s been restored that way.

I use 78 for cockpits, but re shade it with light grey to achieve the different tones.
I have a fresh piece of Albermarle (different aircraft I know) and the interior green matches 78 very closely.

Hi Conniefreak, I haven’t forgoten about the ATC plans, I will have access to a large scanner within the next few weeks and will get them copied then.

Hi Martyn, I certainly don’t doubt the role of the mute switch, just didn’t think it would be in such a prominant place. Vixen has it tucked away on the throttle box I think.

Thanks Ian (been scanning Hunter F.6 stuff most of the day!) & Rob, funny how different types did things in different ways, again the Vixen releases all weapons from the one trigger switch (but then no guns, just GW, RP & bombs) after the weapon of choice has been selected – can’t beat British ergonomics!

An illustrated guide here is certainly possible and desirable!

If not, is there any interest in starting a central list like that ?

Absolutely!
I can never find these APs, same for the wheels one.
Certainly looks like a Meteor F.8 grip, but can’t confirm correct AC No.

Just thinking out aloud, FAA aircraft used an audible approach system, could this be why ‘mute’ may be found on single seat Naval aircraft?
Rob, I doubt ‘M’ would be for munitions as it’s too general a term, hung stores/weapons type selection was usually via a box elsewhere.
I think AMs attachment pretty well confirms it as ‘mute’.

There’s a good thread on West Malling on AIX, from people involved with the site, http://www.airfieldinformationexchange.org/community/showthread.php?133-West-Malling/page28

I like the post-war British military austere all black panels, but that Trident panel really looks very nice!
For lighting I just use a houshold 28v transformer plug from a twig light set.