Certainly looks better after a wash and brush up.
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Cheers Matt.
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Dave, never listen to bank managers fella especially where money is concerned
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Balliol cockpit.?… whatever gave you that idea Mr T :D. Funnily enough its actually for an original Pembroke panel that i’m having fun with kitting out.
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The chaps at the museum now have around 70% of the parts needed to complete their P-51 cockpit project, but are now looking for a final push to find the remaining parts required. If you can help in any way then please contact the Chairman Jason using the details on the following flier.
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Bump
Thank you gentlemen.
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Can anyone identify what i presume is a radio controller near the top of this Pembroke instrument panel please? Also possibly looking to acquire one (photo credit flyboy.nick).
Thanks
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Great stuff Jason. All being well i should be there !
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Just got home after a good weekend at the Cockpitfest. And a big thank you to Bill, Howard and the Newark team for all their hard work in putting on such an excellent event as always. I thought public visitor numbers seemed to be slightly down on last year but hey ho.
Highlights are always difficult due to the quality of cockpits and display items but for me a favourite was the Gannet procedures cockpit. Reducing its size really does now make so much sense as its now possible to see inside a Gannet without first taking a crash course in mountaineering. Well done guys !
Also good to meet so many forumites and put some faces to names 🙂
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What a dramatic photo. Great find Mike.
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Another museum on my ‘to do list’. Quite poignant to see a Varsity there, especially in those colours and so close to the actual airport where G-BDFT took off on her last flight.
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Pictured here five days ago at her official unveiling. Other photos and info on her website
http://faireygannetxt752.com/gallery/1
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Best news of the day :applause::applause:. Lets hope it happens !
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Always nice to have at least something going on Bob. Keep going mate 🙂
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