I’ve not seen loose triggers or buttons for sale TonyT, although whole ones do come up for varying prices as the same grips are still fitted to Bell helicopters. That Gnat grip is nice but seems a bit much. Also steep but attractive: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221408328737?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:VRI&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2661
I couldn’t reveal my sources Tony, but it’s useful to have some Jewish blood back there in the family line!

Nice work Swifter, your B47 yoke has come up a treat! The pic is of a centre cap picked up on a US base in the UK (from another forum). It’s supposed to be on it’s way to the museum at Alconbury. It makes you spit, that can be found for nothing!
In a similar French theme to your missile stick Tony, these have just arrived from Israel. SAMM type 103 and 103A. Possibly Vautour or Kfir if IDF but vendor’s location isn’t that much of a clue. They are nice and dirty though, so should scrub up well. I don’t suppose anyone has a trigger or two? A guy in Oz is making resin Mirage grip kits and I’m hoping to get some bits off him. Resin just isn’t strong enough for proper trigger action though…

Sounds like the He111 at Charterhouse, Mendips. Only a few moments flying from Priddy. Would love to see the clock, wish I’d got a nice lump of Stirling….

Is that an Ariel Red Hunter twixt his thighs too? I lightly crashed one once at a B24 crash site. A precursor of worse to come.

That’s a nice lump of Buccaneer Tony! Been totally flummoxed on the ids so far, obscure is interesting.

No idea about your PTT sorry Swifter. I have another version which is made from the same soft plastic as children’s toys. Not sure what that’s from either!
Here’s a historic for the future. Apache Longbow, probably American as the cyclic has no thumb switch. The collective is a proper double decker. No luck at Shoreham but ebay has sufficed.

The best way is to keep an eye out and see what comes along. Looking for a particular project will only lead to disappointment. Newark fest is coming up!