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  • in reply to: Mosquito Heaven 2 plus #1788259
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    I agree that the Proctor is probably G-AIAE. ALOK and AIEY were ‘small’ Proctors which had a smaller square rear window. It can be seen in the photo that the aircraft has a long rear window so it is a ‘large’ Proctor (Mk4 or 5). AIAE was a Mk5.

    From my records I have AIED w.f.u at Shoreham 10-65 and AIKH crashed at Shoreham 07-47 so either of those could be the identity of the unknown Proctor. (again, both were ‘small’ Proctors).

    Paul, I would be interested to read that article on BoB film, can you scan it and email it to me?

    Jon.

    in reply to: (Surviving) Piston-Provosts? #1788287
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    I’m researching Percival aircraft, especially trying to find out how many are surviving.

    I’ve currently got 47 Provosts on my list from around the world, 9 of which are airworthy.

    Jon.

    in reply to: Anyone know the film? #1830762
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    Excellent, thanks guys I knew someone would know the answer. I’m going to order it on DVD now.

    Anyone know of any other films with Percival aircraft in them??

    in reply to: Anyone know the film? #1830906
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    I’m guessing the film I saw was a 60’s or 70’s film. From my quick internet searching Enigma is a new film? (2001)

    in reply to: Where is this? #1558082
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    and here it is:

    in reply to: Where is this? #1558090
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    Aircraft from initial photo is Prentice G-APJB, which is still flying today with Air Atlantique (see Avatar) and has an exceptionally fantastic pilot. (me)

    in reply to: Where is this? #1558115
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    How about this one then, does anyone recognise these fuel pumps?

    in reply to: Where is this? #1558124
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    From looking at various Halfpenny Green photos it is looking promising. They had air races there in the 70s (although I was told the photo was 60s?).

    Robbelc could be a winner!

    in reply to: Where is this? #1558141
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    I wish I could give you a clue, I don’t actually know thats why I’m asking.
    I don’t think its Coventry, as there would be 3 lines of hangars.

    It may have been taken at one of the air races in the 60s. Does anyone have a list of where/when they were?

    in reply to: Cockpit for sale anywhere?? #1558836
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    Phoenix Aviation at Bruntingthorpe always have odd bits lying around, try contacting them. I’ll make a note of what they’ve got next time I pop in.

    Jon.

    in reply to: Abingdon 15-16 may #1558838
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    I’m hopefully bringing the Prentice in on Friday. She’ll stay there all weekend, but i’m on standby for the Coastguard all weekend so I’ll be back at Coventry.

    in reply to: Basildon Prentice #1564297
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    Do you know if the Southend Prentice has been sold, or are you assuming it has been sold? It has been at Biggin Hill for some time now for maintenance. I think it is back at Southend ??

    in reply to: AA Daks #1830671
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    Don’t forget G-AMCA, now at the Aviodrome at Leylstad in a hideous (but authentic) orange livery.

    How about G-DAKK ? Was that ever Air Antique? If so, it was before my time.

    Jon.

    in reply to: Proctuka #1556645
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    Thanks for the picture Daz, it seems that there is no way of telling which aircraft is which, as the picture I posted was G-AIAE and they both look identical!!

    Jon.

    in reply to: Proctuka #1557016
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    Hi Daz,

    Scans of those pictures would be great, thanks.

    Any idea when and where they were scrapped?

    Jon.

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