I believe a propeller from the first Blenhiem was straightend and used on a Fokker D21 replica in Holland.

Dave

Yes Stirlings got scrapped at Woburn. You can still find small bits if you know where to look.

Dave

Just found a photo of the wing. Taken in the mid 1980’s. My son in the photo with me is now is 30 next month.

Dave

Its looking good. Nice to help out.

Dave

The two books I have are, A collectors guide to Air memorabilia by Bruce Robertson. Ian Allan 1992, and Aeronautica by A.J.Marriott-Smith. Arms and Armour 1989.

Dave

I only met him once, nice man. RIP.

Dave

I first saw the film in 1969 with my ATC sdn (460) at the Dominion in London. We had a trip from Dunstable to see it. I had been to Duxford and saw the Hurricanes and chateau, during the filming at a week end. Climbing thought the fence and having a good look around, other people where doing the same. At a Henlow airdisplay had the chance to see some more of the aircraft used in the film. Later working for one of the photographer’s on his thatched roof. I managed to get some photos he took at the time. This I let MK12 see the photos, He was lucky enough to make contact with the photographer and get copies of his photo’s, Then wrote an article in the Aeroplane magazine a few years back. i still enjoy the film. It has its mistakes but not a bad filmover all. Got it on in the back ground.

Dave