Good to see it back home. You people who get moden gliders. :dev2:

Dave

Nothing there to make me want to go yet. Im not a great love of Spitfire’s. Its a nice aeroplane, but dose not do it for me.

Dave

I also see a DH 90 Dragonfly is up for sale in Trade-A-plane.

Dave

Dave

Have you tried the Vintage Glider page on Facebook, Both Al Stacey and Peter Hardman the VGC Archivist look at it most days. I must admit i’ve never heard of pilots notes for a Swallow. But then i don’t do gliders after the 1940’s

Dave

Only one Typhoon left and thats in the RAF Museum. That will never fly again. I think there may be some cockpit sections around.

Dave

I knew a 158sdn Wop/Ag who said they dipped there feet in soot to make foot prints on the celling bar. Also they would buy a pint for someone who got the chop (killed)) and put it to one side. No one would drink the pint, it was left in a place for about a week.

Dave

Good to see it saved The MAS, British Glider book say’s it C of A expired 12.67 stored at Twinwood Farm. If you are going to fly it it may need a Mod 80 on the wing spar. We did this when we had BGA833.

Dave