Is it available?

Cheers

Cees

tee hee knew youd start!

Easy peasy lemon squeezy…Handley Page Hastings

99% sure its Spitty.

I think you are wrong, but to be honest your post will not help me will it?

For those of you who may remember,there was flypast 2 years ago,by the BBMF Lancaster,at my motor clubs 2 day swaree.

Well,the time has come again for another appearance by the flight,and unfortunately,the Spitfire requested,has today been replaced by one of the Hurricanes the flight have in their posession.

Ken.

bad/muppet use of the word ‘unfortunately’ chappy…..lucky to get a Spit, even luckier to get a Hurri!!! 😮 😀

That type of stick top went into all sorts of aircraft IIRC, F104, F4, F15 and a few others too so without any provenance there is no way to tell if it is from an F15.

Regards,

John.

Not so old chap it is F15 as it has a larger thumb button which is peculiar to early F15s

…and what about future generations? Have you thought there is not ONE single 748 preserved in this country, let alone the oldest survivor? 🙁

Albert you misunderstand me…I was replying to people who do not think they get VFM from the services. I do not wish to see this aircraft scrapped….I justdo not think that people realise what this test bed and her sisters at the old establishments have done for defence in this country