I thought it was something coming down on a collapsed parachute,very quick

And the fact that the RAFM scrapped some of these remains doesn’t count then?
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Cees

Here here Cees at least `souvenier hunters` would regard even the tiniest scrap with reverence and treasure it. I can`t understand the `well if we don`t need it no one else should have it` mentality, and to send it to a smelters….. is outrageous.

I saw I go down…horrible. RIP,not a good start to the year.

Nice Work C.M. !!!!!!!!!!!!

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[ATTACH]191277[/ATTACH] Not wishing to deviate from the thread..but a great place to display any `spare` crash bits from the HE111 (please ignore the `Urchins`.

Sorry Mackeral saw `Steve` on I.O.W and guessed wrong…Interesting programme tonight..where in Somerset was it?,and which `local museum` will be displaying bits?
Our Local Railway museum `Midsomer Norton` has an excellent Pillbox crammed with stuff,I`m sure they would be interested in and bits to display.Anyone know what happened to the German Forage Cap from the ME110 crash in Haydon..owned by Kate Whitcombe of Kilmersdon?

[ATTACH]191262[/ATTACH]No……..never managed to get a 1083,though had a few 1082`s,Collected most of the stuff for this layout (bar HT power unit anf J-switch leads)