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  • in reply to: Popham Aerojumble Monday 2nd May 2011 #1058678
    ian_
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    Sorry! somebody else was talking to Tim. Popular guy!

    in reply to: Popham Aerojumble Monday 2nd May 2011 #1058682
    ian_
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    Hello Tony, I think it was a UK Chinook, the guy also had a Wessex stick top and I bought a Lynx collective off him a couple of years ago. How does one tell? XV806, yes it was, good to sort of meet you! Firefly sounds interesting.

    in reply to: Popham Aerojumble Monday 2nd May 2011 #1059077
    ian_
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    Had a splendid time. Caught up with a few people and bought a very cheap Chinook stick. Not very historic but a fine selection of knobs and buttons. Much enjoying your book, Air Ministry!

    ian_
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    hello Mark, the last photo LL19 looks like cooling fins from around the engine cylinder heads. Interesting stuff!

    in reply to: Flying boats on grass?? #1083456
    ian_
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    That’s an incredible piece of footage. Thanks for posting, you must be very proud!

    in reply to: Fairey Swordfish Control Grip #1086410
    ian_
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    According to the link here your father could have been an airframe fitter. He appears to have a medal ribbon on his left breast as well.

    http://www.ww2wings.com/wings/britainfaa/britainfaainsignia.shtml

    Nice memento!

    in reply to: Control grip-stick? #1091379
    ian_
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    Something US Navy as a wild guess?

    in reply to: Yet Another Unknown Luftwaffe Part #1104306
    ian_
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    Could it be a bomb bay door? It looks of a similar flimsyness to an Anson or Battle.

    in reply to: Original Battle of Britain Paintwork #1106822
    ian_
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    Isn’t the Fishbourne Creek recovery photo in your ‘Britain at War’ article, Andy?Here’s some BoB 109 elevator interior colour. Can’t tie down the Werk No. though…

    in reply to: German stick grip – what type? #1110624
    ian_
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    Your shed sounds an interesting place for a rummage, AM! A 217 yoke, now that really is something. You could charge per look for that.

    in reply to: German stick grip – what type? #1110761
    ian_
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    That Luftwaffe link is near pornography. Here’s a slightly grainy picture of the stick in A 188. Could they have been scrapping part of the Air Intelligence collection at the yard, or just the last of the RAF Luftwaffe collection?

    in reply to: Link Trainer #1125839
    ian_
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    The museum at Brenzett had a working model. Had a go in it a couple of years ago, very good fun.

    in reply to: Heads Up: BBC 1 (North West), 19:30 14/02/11 #1125843
    ian_
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    Very nice engine, Nick. Look forward to seeing it!

    in reply to: Rumour Of A Couple Of Whirlwinds… #1146547
    ian_
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    Thanks for posting those. I’ve walked over that field a couple of times looking for a fragment but only found bits of the A10 Thunderbolt which came down nearby. If you have any spare bits I’d love to do a swap! A prop blade was hardly a disaster.

    in reply to: Whitley bits? #1150781
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    A browse over the photos would be splendid, Pagen. Hopefully they will still have the meter square photo enlargement on the wall. I counted 150 Lancs before I gave up.

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