According to Air Britain, AN536 broke up in cloud near Foxton, Cambs, 9/1/42. It was with 90 Sqn and had previously been 40-2076. It’s a start!

Spitfire music vid

By the up and coming beat combo ‘Public Service Broadcasting.’ Making waves on Radio Six and some nice footage.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_u4Md_aXVJE
See also ‘London can take it’ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu4Rr07bgVQ

Glad it made it through the badlands, Elliott! Did you get that photo too? Looked very detailed.

Very nice, would love a peek left on that shelf!

There’s a Shackleton yoke well down the page here, amongst some very nice others. The buttons and switches don’t look very British though?
http://www.angelfire.com/il2/aphs/wheels/wheels.html

Will certainly waste a few minutes, there’s a ‘for sale’ section too!

Very nice Steve, you didn’t hang around with that one! Cables are a pain but it does seen a shame to chop them off. A cable tied loop and a tall block with the grip on top works but JDH’s box idea is best. Just needs proper woodwork skills and an even bigger shelf!

The twelve gun Hurricanes certainly had flash suppressors fitted, GA drawings of the wings show them clearly. The rear mount also looks right for a Hurricane. The listing certainly doesn’t mention a deac certificate so perhaps it comes with a free five year holiday?

Here’s a rather grainy colour shot. I always imagined it was an allied practice having a bloke guiding from the wing, but with a nose like that… Also a bit of a C202, an air driven horizon. Not sure it was unique to C202s but can’t find a pic of it anywhere else. Any other bits out there? I seem to remember some labels coming from the Kenley dump.