I can remember them being sold of cheap at Duxford some years ago.
Dave
The photos i took only show a bit of engine and prop blade. Every thing else is just small bits of metal. I havent looked at the since october last year.
Dave
We started with gliders on the 24 of last month. I dont know when the others start.
Dave
I saw them in the Isle of Mann, during TT week in the 1970’s.
Dave
The Lancaster i believe had a Triumph 500 cc engine. Which later was used a a racing motor cycle engine by Triumph’s GP.
Dave
Great to see you again. I never knew you got me their to help move ‘Low n Slows’ engine.
Many thanks again
Dave :diablo:
Thanks Ben and every body at Sywell. I hope the girls singing didnt get to cold. Nice to meet you T-21.
I hope I didnt make Ben to jealous with the bits in the back of the car.
Thanks again.
Dave
Ive got it some where. Cant find it at the moment. It was over a year ago when it came out. As I reread if after I saw Galloping Ghost Crash.
Dave
Just been over to the workshop and taken it of the wall to show you TT.
Dave
Its a 1994 3.8 Convetable. Only a small engine.
Dave
If the weathers good I’ll turn up in my ford Mustang 😀
Dave :diablo:
Just thought the tailplane/fin and rudder may have come from EMK. Its along time ago, when i picked all the Dragon bits up and stored them. They are now with the G-ACET restoration.
Dave
Just thought the tailplane/fin and rudder may have come from EMK. Its along time ago, when i picked all the Dragon bits up and stored them. They are now with the G-ACET restoration.
Dave
I did get to sit in G-ACIT after the auction, with Mike Russell. I think thats when he thought about building a Dragon. I still have the G-ADDI fabric, at least one of those wings was built in Australia, as was the fin/ rudder and tailplane. It took me until 3 years ago before I got to fly in a Dragon. I always had wanted to fly in one since I was about 9.
Dave
I did get to sit in G-ACIT after the auction, with Mike Russell. I think thats when he thought about building a Dragon. I still have the G-ADDI fabric, at least one of those wings was built in Australia, as was the fin/ rudder and tailplane. It took me until 3 years ago before I got to fly in a Dragon. I always had wanted to fly in one since I was about 9.
Dave