My understanding is that the airframes to be ‘hung’ will be modified in a way that won’t effect the airframe should it ever be brought down. Original parts will be recorded and stored away. A proffessional job mr thinks

The only thing that upsets me about hanging aircraft is that they can’t be brought out in to the sunshine once in a while!:(

Brilliant Pictures!

I bet Grandad was absolutly chuffed!!!!

Well done

Daz!

Good piccies chap!

I missed the ‘mentioning’ of the Strathallan Lanc previously, where is this Lanc now? or point me in the direction of the discussion!!!!

🙂

Carolyn,

Can’t really add anything different to whats been said here already.

A brilliant series and i do hope its gone a long way in keeping your Spitfire in the air. Im sure you will be busy this year with the various D-Day celebrations.

i do hope the feedback at channel 4 has been positive? i wrote them a letter and i know many people here did too!

Warm regards to you and your family

Dez

P.S.

“You have control…”:)

Lanc Pics

Hatton got any more of these Lanc Pics??? I feel an addition to my collection coming on…

Totally agree with you Lancman…

I was given a copy for Christmas,

The last paragraph on the back cover reads

“Though marred by a fatal accident away from the airfield, Flying Legends 2003 will go down as one of the best aviation events in a year that marked the centenary of powered flight.”

Hardly worded respectfully!:(

Shame on you Red Admiral.

Sconner nice gesture from yourself, will be buying my next DVD from you. I had planned to buy Legends from you but never got round to it. As a result i made a contribution to RNHF direct. Keep up the good work.

Good question Daz,

Ive only started studying BoB in recent years and i just can’t get over how young some of the pilots were??? They are amazing people.

I don’t think i could ever imagine what it must have felt like. I love reading books (First Light at the moment) and watching the vetrens talk about there experiences.

Bless em all