Scanned this pic from the ‘illustrated encyclopedia of aircraft’ following Ray’s mention of it in his entry above, yes it did fly ! Keith.
I have this photo of the Madrid museum, it was posted on a forum, but i cannot remember the owner, or whwere it came from, so dredit is due to whomever ? Keith.
Curlyboy, If it helps my pic below was taken in December 07 (mid monsoon period) with no sign of water below ! This, I hope, dispells the leaking hangar theory ? A small question from a non tech type, what is that large, rather crude looking, channel section structure behind the radome in your photo ?
Keith.
We must be lucky here in Norwich we have two heralds, first, as you all know G-ASKK is in the museum ….
And then there is G-ATIG, she has been used for years for towing / parking practise, but due to corrosion in her nose wheel leg, she is now relegated to the fire dump !
Keith.
I did some research for another forum recently reguarding Boulton & Paul “flat pack” buildings, (see pic below) came up with loads of local info about all sorts of products, B&P were heavily involved in the design of R101 framework, later agricultural and industrial steel framed buildings, and even later the steel structure in motorway bridges etc etc. Keith.
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