NEAM Photo

Hi All,

Heres the Brunille at NEAM. 😮 😀

Cheers Crazymainer

Peter I’m Confuse???????????

The iarcraft is located at Hall Beach. The leader of the project states
If anyone would like to contact the fellow in charge to offere help or donate towards her recovery I can pass along email info via a pm to me..

Cees,
The Lincoln section is still there in the lake and on the shoreline. I was sent many photos of this aircraft but sadly I am unable to post on the internet as per the owners instructions. All can say is that there is at least a 15 to 20 foot section of fusealge from aft of the front spar to the cockpit laying on its side near the shore and the wing sections, canopy frame and engine parts are dumped on the shoreline. Apparently there are more parts still in the lake including the tail section.

Hi Peter,

I’m alittle confuse over the Lincoln, do I understand your post that the owner of the plane has it scattered all over the shoreline, or is that the person who took the photos wish that they aren’t posted?

If its the later then what is stopping people from going in and doing the recovery. Besides $$$$ and the proper paperwork.

Cheers Crazymainer

Not the Suddy I was talking about the Starlinner

Not too sure of where Crazymainer got his information from, but the following is the history of this aircraft:

Regards,
Richard

Hi Richard,

I was talking about the photo of the 1649 that is a Kermits now not the Suddy. I know the owner and the three 1649 very well.

Archer,

The owners name is Mariauc Roundal,at the faciity here in Maine the other two are based along with a large size of of spars.

Cheers Crazymainer

Kermit Weeks , He-111 is from the movie, also David Tallichete old one is from the movie.

Most of the 111 were scrap after there service, but I’ve heard reports that in Madrid is the remains of atleast three but never could confirm this report. As for the 109s Connie still has 6 including the Rare Two Seater. This is the one that Galland flew with Jonnie Johnson during the making of the film.

Cheers Crazymainer

Hi Guys,

here is a photo I came across while I was going throu my NAS Brunswick collection. Thats me about to get my first look in a F-14B Cockpit. I was about 13 or 14 the RIO was a freind of my Dads from his Nam days and they were at Brunswick for the Airshow. The photo is around early 1980s.

Cheers Crazymainer

Hi Snakeman,

I’ll take a look throu some of my resource and see if I can find something for you it might take me some time if you don’t mind.

Cheers Crazymainer

Hi Dave,

“Is it focusing on just the American collectors, or will there be a more worldwide approach to it? There are a few interesting stories here in New Zealand alone, Armstrong and Darby, John Smith, etc…”

Yes the book will be covering all of the major people pluss some of the lesser know. Mark12 has been a big help with contacts in the UK. I’ve been in touch with Mr.Darby a very nice gentlemen.

“I don’t know a great deal about either David Tallichet or Doug Arnold”

Between these two guys they were able to save some of the more important aircraft out their. Here is a small list of some of davids aircraft

3 P-51
10 PBY
All of the South American P-47 that came out in the mid-70s
9 A-26
7 or 8 C-123
O-47
4 SB2A
3 T-33
7 P-40

As you can see Dave this is a small list one of the things I’m going to be geting here sometime this month is the actual list of aircraft that David has owned over the past 30+ years.

As for Doug here is what I have off the top of my head I’m sure Mk12 and other can add to this list.

12 Spitfire
3 Hurricains
All of the Ex-India B-24
2 B-17

I’m hoping that I can get a list of all of the Aircraft that Doug owned also but I’m having problems with his son.

Cheers Crazymainer