Yes, It was evaluated by Martlesham. Fancy the RAF could have had Dorniers.

John

Here’s my challenge and I also want to know what airforce owned it.. I think AA was aluding to Edgar Wikner Percival. I was actually not trying to spend so much time on the internet.

John

It’s a Foster Wikner Wicko. And I wasn’t going to play this silly game.

John

Yes, Roy was gifted artist as an ATC Cadet and many of his pen line drawings first appeared in ATC Gazette and the follow on Air Reserve Gazette. His technical draughtmanship is brilliant.

John

AA was it me. I have heard from a couple of sources about the remains of the Prefect being used by a family local to me as a play area in the late forties. I was told that one of the wing panels ended up as part of a fence but I was never able to find it when I searched 15 to 20 years ago. I would be interested in your new info.

Cheers

John

ICAR-Comercial Rumanian. Sorry i’ve been busy and I thought that it was all becoming too elitist 😮 This has been a facinating thread which allows people like my self, to indulge a little, in getting rid of some of the nearly 60 years of accumulating knowledge by being devoutly interested in a subject.

When a post comes up and I do not instantly feel I have no vibes about what it is, or what nationallity it might be and know where to find the info then I admit to myself “I don’t know it” but I will next time.

Please, no more talk of elitism, most of us have our grey areas but it’s better than being a one trick pony and moaning that someone else has the knowedge you don’t.
John

An easy one.

Yes I too had just come to the conclusion it was a C690.

John

It was originally an Avro 504 and with that fin probably an O or L but as to who put the bits together in that form I don’t know.

John