It must be coming up soon as the RAFM at Hendon are having the outline of a DO-17 painted in the bomber command hall?? would have been better with the other Luftwaffe treasures in the battle of Britain hall but maybe they will change their minds when it gets there in 10 years time.

curlyboy

The outline is the work of Red Loop Design (Middlesex University) and features on their website:

http://redloopdesign.com/?mtheme_featured=work-2

This isn’t the intended location, it’s just to allow visitors to visualise the size and shape.

The recovery of a unique WW2 aircraft – a major media event in 2013

Exhibiting, interpreting and developing contextual visitor experiences in physical and digital spaces.

Curating media content as ‘hypertextual documentaries’ and embedding them into exhibits.

Status: Ongoing

Robert M.

I would say this is a first, for April – but hasn’t your Pirat already returned to flight?

I will get the cover to you, I’m glad it can be used.

Robert M.

It would be fascinating if, in a 1000 years someone recovers the Lunar Landers from the Moon. I wouldn’t be surprised if settlers turn one into a monument ON the moon!

I think they are still in the Desert near Roswell.

Please can anyone confirm if this door is from a Shackleton, and if so, is it any use to the project? It’s free and I can deliver.

Robert M.

I think that the airworthy DH 4 is based on an original example:

http://www.peckaeroplanerestoration.com/DH-4/dh4.htm

I met the restorer, Glen Peck, and the owner Al Stix, during the restoration in St Louis. I could not have been made more welcome.

Robert M.

I think that the Swordfish, now at Duxford, was on display at the Lambeth with it’s wings folded. Does anyone have photos showing this?

Thanks,

Robert M.

Andy, my Sunbeam.