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Omitted one from my list:
The Little Book of Crooner Legends (GUP) can’t remember the ISBN – didn’t get a personal copy as the supplier took all they could get there hands on:D

hi guys,

it’s me again, looking for a good largish image of the two crests mentioned above, i have some smaller ones but they are way to small, last part of the Singapore profile adventure, aircraft is finished, 9 different aircraft done up to now out of a total of 31.

just like to take this opportunity to thank all you guys that have given me the help i needed to finish this rather daunting task, without you it would never have been completed.

heres just a little one for you, the background is only a rough draft at the moment

Only got a fairly small one:o

Golden rivet?:D

There could be a dozen reasons for the Mossy to crash, however I understand the kite was on fire, if so it was not a shortage of fuel. Wasn’t there an eye witness , a local who reported the aircraft circling with the engines coughing, I am sure I read that somewhere. Gibson was certainly not stupid enough to get shot down by a Lanc gunner, and the theory that he was unfamiliar with the aircraft is codswallop’s. :confused:

But surely a Mosquito, being manufactured from what itself is a fuel, would burn quite nicely without necessarily having any fuel in its tanks.

That Gibson was ‘not stupid enough’ to get shot down by a Lanc gunner is not a judgement that anybody who did not know the man could reasonably make. There have been many stories of how brave/daring/reckless Gibson was, so nobody really knows for sure – but rumours abound.

A volunteer group has been working on this particular Concorde for several years – this is an old story rehashed to try and generate further interest and, especially, funding.
I wish them well in their efforts! (Said that before, somewhere).

Face value 50p per stamp – £3 per set:

I thought that the JU88 was the classic mistake of thinking the Bristol Channel was the actual Channel and landing in ‘Northern France’ to be greeted with pasties and cream teas and a couple of Lee Enfields?

Moggy

Not a mistake – more likely ‘mislead’ by Meacon beams (whatever they were) – as in this clipping from a book (credit at top of pic):

The sound of a spanner falling onto concrete!