Nice metalwork MkV..Frame 11 always looks impressive on it,s own..With the paint job,is that to make sure the American AAA gunners “not fire at it” or the opposite??

LOL! It is, strictly speaking, Frame 10A (still the pilots seat mounting frame but 13.5 inches further forward). The yellow primer is covered with a layer of interior green now 🙂

Great shots Lee, the Extra Dark Sea Grey on SX336 looks the correct shade for once – do you have any more of the two Seafires together. Did they fold the wings of 336 too?

I suppose the only “authentic” schemes for two seat Spits with two standard canopies joined by a clear section would be Soviet red stars as per Spit IX UTIs

Yes but the ‘purists’ would say that the front cockpit should stay in it’s original position if done in this scheme.

It’s a genuine scheme, but that of a single seater.

Yes, it represents Mk Vb, ER570, flown by Major Robert Levine in Tunisia, June 1943.

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I see what looks like “MH”; is this the long-awaited MH367? .

Yep – thats it.

Let’s hope itl blows through during Saturday in time for the Sywell show

Hopefully quicker than that or it will have a significant effect on the Chipmunk fly-in on Saturday.

The Hurricane is still hangared, waiting its turn in the paint hangar.

Thanks CC, did they get all the info they needed in the end?

Four months on – this must be finished now. Has anyone seen (and maybe even have photos to post of) the results?