and of course the Tony Dyer Mk1 entered service there September 19th 1965, leaving for cold and wet Blighty 2 years later!!
My Dad was there too….Marine Craft ASR
there was also John Dixon at Benson, my ex-wife may know where he is…..now where did i leave my courage?!
very nice spars….the bottom spars should have 4 holes each side?
A Gloster plate! denoted by the G5, I would suggest Hawker Hurricane from a Gloster built Mk1. No relation whatsoever to the battery. Possibly a pressure vessel.
Those were great days at Stock….Somewhere I have a ton of shots of Buccs, Tooms etc..
Lots of people wanted to save a Toom cockpit including me….no chance due to the strict scrappage imposed on the airframes….I have 404’s nose panel still…but all we could save were bits.
Around that time, numerous aircraft were scrapped from various RAF gates…including Javelins and the lovely XH980 – got the stick from her.
Happy Birthday
thats just showing off Alan!!!!!!!!!
The artwork depicted is very famous indeed. This looks very familiar to something I owned many years ago….I would love the chance to examine it..especially the flip side.
If it is one and the same, it was a bargain then at 50pounds and I thought it was too good to be true when it walked into a Tangmere aerojumble being held by the friend of a very joviable and larger than life character.
I am not saying it is the same one, but if I was interested in it, I would have a good look at it. Some idea of scale would be beneficial.
Cheers Andy…can’t wait to see it!
Nice bit Ian!
Cannot open that pic Brian…..
SFP – will sort some pix out…we could expand this to Luftwaffe parts with original paint in general?!
Andy, any luck with that piccie please?! cheers Tony
Looks Battle to me…..I have a nice warm cosy room ready for it …..please!!!???
arhhhh! A Hurricane at North Weald….to inside a Hurricane (well not any Hurri ;))
Hello Tony
No I havent do you have contact details for them please?
Graham
will dig em out….Roger owns the lovely Tyffie fuselage, Keith Jones has a lovely spit fuselage replica…racking my brains to remember which museum they display at.
Have you asked Steve Rickards, Roger Marley and Keith the re-enactors as they have a really good display
cant you just strip down some of your spares for spares?!
tee hee.
I am planning to make some catches as they look easy (the mild steel folded ones that is)