I thought the idea was that it had be kept wet to prevent corrosion, in these pics it looks rather dry.

I should have made clear that the FB post says, “Here is a photo of the Dornier inside the hydration tunnel”

That would be this then. For all Iron Maiden and Spitfire fans!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=35S2lcNuDeo

I don’t recall previously seeing the last line about Wargaming’s involvement on the RAFM site until you pointed it out.

Me neither!

I’m all for Wargaming’s support for this, the conservation and exhibition etc. But still a bit surprised to have found details of their involvement so late in the day. Good for them, nonetheless !!!!! Knifeegeturn may well have a point.

Also, well done RAFM and all involved! We have a Do 17 preserved for future generations. And that is all that matters.
But the issue of the photos leaves a bitter taste somehow. Just what percentage of the population (of the world! I’m in Spain!) read this forum? Not that great I’d suggest. I am always worried about perceived censorship. But, Bruce, nevertheless I support what you did. It was a difficult call.

Can’t disagree with anything you say there, Mark. I just had a thought, and that was that Wargaming stepped in late in the day when the project needed more money and this explains why their involvement was not known about until now.

Creaking Door, I have no problem who sponsors this. Happy that any organisation would. But this is the first time I have heard about Wargaming’s involvement (and good for them). Allied to this, RAFM asked that photos here be removed. God, do I have to spell it out!

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