Sorry for the late reply, but thank you for that information. It will be great to see them finished in the next few years if the promptness of the Twochun restoration is anything to go by!
Thank goodness they were kept in storage safely for all that time, no doubt has preserved them well.

Latest News on the newly titled: ‘Tragedy in Training: The crash of L7575’

Just an update to say that I am currently working on getting permission to film in the Lanc cockpit at Pitstone (Thanks G-ASEA for that idea) and ‘Just Jane’ at East Kirkby.
The script is coming along well with most of it written/typed.
I am currently working on a model Lancaster for filming, may have to get another couple as spares:

Also secured a WW2 air ministry map of Hertfordshire of Ebay, which will make a good prop.

Biggest challenges now include casting for the dramatic re-enactment segments, and finding the uniforms and also flight gear for the 7 airmen. Currently looking around the re-enactors pages on facebook.

Fournier Boy – perhaps, but an answer out of courtesy, even to say ‘sorry you can’t film in it’ would be nice.
Moggy – yes money is an issue, as a student I don’t earn much so maybe that’s the issue.
Same reason I am having issue obtaining stock/archive footage!

The Moorabbin Beaufighter looks well cared for, but it’s too far away unfortunately. Thanks anyhow

The Midland one looks good, very well restored. But the downside of that is, they probably wouldn’t want people going in it, I note it has a big perspex/glass sheet in front of it in the picture on the website.

I thought of that, but I doubt they’d let any filming take place in it, especially with the asbestos present etc.
I don’t think the RAF Museum allows filming in any of their planes?
I tried to film with their Heinkel 111 once and was flatly refused permission.

Ah thanks!
I’ll have a look at their website .