In pictures on the Daily Mail website, which hopefully we can trust, the pictures of the ‘R9612’ during filming show it with no code letter so I think Bob’s idea might be correct.
Speak to the DH Moth Club as a start, they will know almost all the ‘players’ in the fabric business.
As an apprentice somewhere, you would expect very little in the way of wages ( at first) but at least it is cheaper than £9,000 a year for a university course !
Have you consider joining the RAF as an aircraft technician? Then once your in you can put in your posting preferences on JPA for a position on the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight? Although a sought after posting, someone has to get it! Even if you don’t you still get the apprenticeship in engineering and a good career! I managed to spend a couple of years as a volunteer on the BBMF as a Harrier maintainer in the Royal Navy at RAF Wittering! It’s amazing what can be achieved if you want to! Good luck!
Ta Stewart, I have had a brief look at that route, I might have a more in depth one when I’m not revising, which is a lot at the moment.
That’s sounds interesting, I see how useful it would be to, as you but it, see some ‘new blood’ in the fabricating business.
I think I might make some enquiries about jobs in this area.
Who do you recommend I contact?, perhaps not immediately, but when I’ve finished Further education.
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