I for one would love to see more pics if some kind soul would oblige? How about a full report eh? Who won what?

I’ll be posting the usual photo review on the Cockpit Club website tonight. I started to do it last night but was too knackered to finish it!

ICC CockpitFest Page

Mark G’s hunter will make a welcome visitor

Don’t get too excited – my trailer hiring plans have taken a turn for the worst as the previous hirers attempted to integrate it with a wall yesterday :eek:.

more of a spiritual feeling of well being!

Stuart – you sure that wasn’t wind? 😀

I heard somwhere that the cockpit collection would be moving to the city of Norwich Aviation Museum.

A new building will be purpose built for the housing of these sections, 2 x Lightning, Bucc, Jag, Phantom, Shack and others.

Anyone add any weight to this rumour?

Regards,

John.

I hope I’m not speaking out of turn here but yes, a building will be erected on-site at the City of Norwich Aviation Museum which will house what is currently the RAF Coltishall Cockpit Collection.

Personally, I’m delighted that the Collection will be staying together and so close to Coltishall.

Yes, but I dont want to be seen to be blatantly advertising!

Bruce

OK, maybe I’ll do it for you then Bruce! 😀

Great British Aircraft Spares – click here, it’s fantastic!

Chaps who is going and taking what?

We will have our Spitfire display as well as the Jaguar from the museum (its CWP and warnings all work now as does the AAR probe!)

Well, I’ve just about got my ‘orrible looking Hunter in a transportable state so will be bringing that (yes, I know – it’s about time!) as well as a couple of panels.

Mark G do you want a Mossie bomber stick?!

YES! YES! YES! YES! YES!

😮 Ahem, PM on it’s way.

WOW! in photo 1, those men must be giants !!

New mind them – look at the size of those bloomin’ sheep!!!

Ian,

I did a bit of digging on this very subject a while back on behalf of the International Cockpit Club, and the only company I came up with that were anywhere near sensible was http://www.events-insurance.co.uk/exhibitors.html

I can’t remember what the rates were now (something around 50-60 quid rings a bell for a one-off event) but have a dig around their website or drop them an e-mail – they were very obliging and returned my e-mails pretty quickly.

I still say that it should be the responsibility of the event organisers to cover the insurance though. If they want exhibits at their events in order to make them a success they should do what’s required to attract exhibitors IMO.