Excellent museum at Montrose; I will be sure to visit again when the Anson is there.
A hydraulic reservoir sight glass would be unlikely to have a narrow feed tube into it though?
Ju87 radiator scoop?
I do, I think it was mentioned in either ‘The Big Show’ or ‘Fly for your Life’.
Possibly from a B&V 138
I would be surprised if a Dragon Rapide had visited Bodmin, at least in black and white days 🙂
I like the look of both the aeroplane and the hangar 🙂
Irish Air Corps please.
EF Beau about three years ago;
Yes, it would be stretched to make a 90 minute full movie.
Still, a nice basis for a film maybe? Certainly better an idea than yet another remake of something.
‘The Shepherd’ (as previously mentioned) might be a better basis?
I quite like the ones with the pointy wings, VI and VII (?)
There is also the ‘back up’, belt and braces requirement if one contender ran into unforeseen problems. This even went on into the 50’s.
Wasn’t this the back-up?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miles_M.20
Two;https://theaviationist.com/2015/01/14/the-most-unusual-mig-killer-the-skyraider-air-to-air-victories-on-north-vietnamese-mig-17s/
This was the train one, he was a master of light. http://www.davidshepherd.com/davidshepherd-onshed.html
This was the train one, he was a master of light.
http://www.davidshepherd.com/davidshepherd-onshed.html
Incidentally, (as per the caption), he bought both the locos in the painting. A great artist and a very pleasant person to meet. RIP.
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