:diablo: From comments posted by Lincoln 7 I suspect this may be his real identity / interest! 😀
You missed you free tea / coffee again on Saturday Lincoln!! 😉
FLYING SAUCER – I’m glad that you had a good day; all round! Also thanks for your observations and comments about the name plaques. We owe everyone mentioned on those a debt of gratitude and the care the plaques are given illustrates all of the hard work that museum staff and members put in to help everyone remember! 🙂
Bunsen – perhaps ‘Burner’ might have been a more useful suffix to your forum user name in yesterdays’ weather conditions; having been stood outside for several hours first thing – yes it was b****y freezing! 😀
I notice that a new album of photographs has been added to the Museum Gallery, entitled Restoration & Behind The Scenes – as well as some Monospar progress shots (tail plane now fitted); ‘Bloodhound’ Radar Cabin internal view; Lightning tail bung; it also features an Aeroboot sunrise and memorial photos from yesterday – enjoy!! 🙂
Some good information can be found via the links in this thread http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=120213 😉
A quick thank you has been added in here for everyone that supported NAM’s Indoor Aeroboot today, which I understand proved to be a worthwhile experience for most of the sellers that I spoke to! 🙂
Sorry if I missed anyone (buyers and sellers)!! 😮
The date of the next Newark Indoor Aeroboot / Aerojumble event was also announced – Saturday 2nd March 2013.
Like Bruce I now have family duties to attend to and despite today’s early start I’m now off to my youngest son’s 18th birthday do – brilliant planning eh!! 🙂
Some good updates when you scroll down the page! 😉
If I remember correctly, Bill asked us to hand our Cockpitfest passes back this year to re-use!!!!
:confused: IIRC Bill asked for the name badges to be handed back in – the Cockpiteer Passes (just a bit bigger than a credit card, with 3 sets of text on them set in yellow boxes) came with the Event Briefing Sheet and were valid up until 31st December 2012. The benefits these accrued i.e. café discount, NAM shop discount etc. were detailed on the Briefing Sheet.
If you can’t find it Rich send me a PM or email me and I’ll make arrangements for one (or two?) to be left in the Shop for you for tomorrow morning! 😉
Sorry to hear that Bruce! (that you won’t be with us – not that you’ll be with your children!! 😮 )
It’s not the warmest of forecasts for tomorrow but at least it should be sunny – not doubt the teas and coffees may help a bit! 🙂
I have been advised by the museum that they’ve been receiving the usual clarification calls re- admission times and prices for tomorrows Aeroboot / Aerojumble; however just to re-confirm:
Buyers and the public will be admitted at 9.00am and the special admission rate for the day will be just £4.00 per person {Cockpiteers don’t forget that your pass will give you free admission 😉 }.
The arrival times for sellers was notified on their paperwork / passes!
I hope to see a lot of you tomorrow!! 🙂
Some useful information and links in this recent thread as well http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=120015&highlight=Thor 😉
I spoke to some people from AHL whilst I was at East Kirkby today and they say that they have a few places left for their talks in Lincoln on Saturday if anyone is still.
I won’t be able to go as I’ll be getting the teas and coffees in at a certain aviation sale! 😉
😀 Go on – sell them here on Saturday!
All of the tables have now gone – various telephone enquiries re-start times etc.!! 🙂
…..My family buy me annual subscriptions to aviation magazines, thus I can keep up-to-date with much helpful trade advertising. What I value most, is access to advertising that advises me where to select and buy a range of aviation ‘nuts & bolts’, including aviation grade aluminium alloys, braking systems and most of the detailed components involved in aircraft maintenance and repair……
If you leave your ad-choices switched on for the forum and you’re using your computer to search for the aviation items that you mention, or even just type up a few documents you’ll soon get plenty of adverts appearing for the products you’re interested in!
Click on a few of the adverts and you’ll also be helping Key fund the forum and G**g*e recoup some profit!
I never did understand how they made their money until I ran some ‘Adword’ campaigns!! 😮
Alternatively you could visit NAM’s Aeroboot next Saturday and you may find some bits there! :diablo:
IMHO Newark is still ‘the’ place to be this Saturday! 😀
Have a great trip Brian!!
Oh I forgot to mention that NAM may be setting up a ‘Goody Table’ on Saturday with a few bits and pieces it is getting rid of (books, magazines, etc.) and there will be a ‘honesty box’ for donations towards the museum’s on-going development! 🙂
Typo sorted – can’t read!! 😀
The Petwood Hotel is a wonderful venue, I helped organise a 619 Squadron reunion event there – it was their Squadron Mess as well; even got a plaque installed to that effect! 🙂
😉 Materials Handling World is on an aviation roll – Thor replica this time!! 😀
I look forward to catching up with everyone and hopefully Saturday will turn out to be a ‘fraught-free zone’ – at least there isn’t an unfinished marquee to catch me out first thing in the morning. 😉
I’ve just got back from Newark, where the tables have all been put into place and with the couple of sets of event passes I have in my possession we look like having another sell-out event!
Now all that we need is for this dank weather to clear and lots of buyers to attend the event; admission to which is only £4 per person!
Remember for some face to face aviation trading Hangar 2 at Newark Air Musuem is the place to be on Saturday 27th October! 😀
Some good background information can be found in this website http://www.harringtonmuseum.org.uk/ThorUK.htm 🙂