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  • in reply to: Link to KB161 Mosquito restoration #904247
    DH82EH
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    There is another thread for Lancaster FM212
    http://www.warbirdinformationexchange.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=28409

    The plan is for all work to be carried out to airworthy standards.
    As to whether either of these restorations fly, will be up to, you guessed it. $$money$$ and lots of it.

    Andy

    in reply to: Mid-Atlantic Museum P-61B Black Widow – 16.11.15 #905315
    DH82EH
    Participant

    About a year or so ago they held a Kickstarter fund raiser (I bought a T-shirt) to pay for billets, to get machined in to spars.
    Their web site shows significant progress, with ribs complete and more.

    This has been one of the longest and most ambitious projects ever. She’s going to be a real beauty!
    I’ve been following this project since it was still in the jungle and will be thrilled to see it fly.

    Andy

    in reply to: Spit IX EN570 #916231
    DH82EH
    Participant

    Even if the paint scheme wasn’t correct for the history of the airframe? 😀

    Andy

    in reply to: Spit IX EN570 #916242
    DH82EH
    Participant

    So, Paul.
    Let me pose this question.
    If you were offered the opportunity of a flight in one of these two seaters, would you accept and enjoy it?
    Or would you decline because the paint scheme was not authentic to the airframe?

    Andy

    in reply to: Biggin Hill Mosquito! #917050
    DH82EH
    Participant

    So, out of curiosity, what would the current serial be?
    Glynn Powells website lists it as NZ2308. (is this not it’s most current identity?)

    Andy

    in reply to: Biggin Hill Mosquito! #917649
    DH82EH
    Participant

    If indeed, this is the machine in question, the serial number is NZ2308.

    Andy

    in reply to: Biggin Hill Mosquito! #918292
    DH82EH
    Participant

    I’m very pleased to hear that a Mosquito will be flying again in the U.K
    I’ve had a chance to see and hear KA114 up close and she is a real beauty.

    At Geneseo N.Y. in 2014 I had an opportunity that was not to be passed up.
    KA114 was pulled from the hangar and parked on the grass. I said to my friend Bob,
    “Let’s get our Tigers over for a deHavilland family portrait”

    http://i1302.photobucket.com/albums/ag124/ascott938519/Geneseo2014030_zps43daca0a.jpg

    As I taxied away to go flying, my friend Eric Dumigan snapped this shot of me with KA114 behind. (It has been the screenshot on my computer ever since)

    http://i1302.photobucket.com/albums/ag124/ascott938519/tigerandmosquito_zps6c46e87f.jpg

    May the U.K. Mosquito bring you as much pleasure!

    Andy Scott

    in reply to: DH9 Engine Run #920761
    DH82EH
    Participant

    Congratulations to all involved on the milestone!
    I saw some photos of this in “The Moth” magazine a while back. Very exciting.

    Here is a link to an interesting adventure of a Hucks built by some folks I know here in Canada. Some great explanations and photos.

    http://www.vintagewings.ca/VintageNews/Stories/tabid/116/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/381/The-Moment–First-Hucks-Start-in-70-Years.aspx

    Andy

    in reply to: Spotted Moths, with Fokkers (in Oz) #851425
    DH82EH
    Participant

    Nice pics of some lovely aeroplanes.
    Thanks for posting.

    Andy Scott

    in reply to: Fairy Baracuda brake assemblies #853141
    DH82EH
    Participant

    Hmmm……
    Lemme think…….
    How many takers might there be for Barracuda brakes?

    Probably a pretty short list, no? =)

    Andy

    in reply to: Hawker Hurricane Suffers Landing Accident At Paine Field #857501
    DH82EH
    Participant

    I agree with Bruces assessment. The only exception, is that in Washington State, it would likely be a flat tire. I’m pretty sure that they are only tyres when they are in the U.K. 🙂

    Definitely well handled with minimal damage.

    Andy

    in reply to: Hurricane R4118 SOLD #857502
    DH82EH
    Participant

    A perfect outcome indeed.
    This gentleman is a shining example, of a caretaker of a piece of history. Very honourable.

    Andy Scott

    in reply to: P47 ducting #866552
    DH82EH
    Participant

    Agreed. Very interesting.
    Thanks for posting that.

    Andy

    in reply to: Is it April 1st Yet? #873706
    DH82EH
    Participant

    I saw it on another forum that I lurk on (don’t post).
    I thought exactly the same thing. April, already 😀

    Andy

    in reply to: Lancaster UC support beam #880683
    DH82EH
    Participant

    Great photos Robbo.
    That is an impressive bit of hardware for sure.

    Andy

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