This is not concrete but a rumour I heard was thatthe undercarriage clipped the bank of the motorway and then collapsed. Please don’t take this as a definate answer but just rumour that has circulated. As I said I think the damage was minor.

Saw here on finals last night, must have been about 20.30. I commented it was a little dark to be landing at Duxford.

Glad the crew got out fine, and from what I hear there is not to much damage.

Good luck with getting her in the air again.

Next airshow I think it is definately worth us meeting up down the John Barleycorn in Duxford for a few pints. Think the conversation could be interesting.

Flat back trailer with TFC engineers on what an awful thought, they are bad enough in the hangar, we try to keep them there but they keep escaping.

Well done everyone, we enjoyed what you got finished and next year we will enjoy what you didnt.

I wish I could say more but doing so would certainly put an end to any more information coming my way and will get others in trouble. Nothing is I have heard is offical or finalised, but I wouldnt be surprised to see the Mossie back at Duxford in bigger bits than it left.

I don’t know which it is on their website but it is on TFC website for Leg Ends

I really think we should all just feel very priviliged to live in a time when there are so many people who are buying and selling aircraft for us to see. Many do not do it as a business, we all know the way to make a small fortune in aviation is to start with a large one.

Planes are sold and planes are bought, and for the time they are around we should enjoy what is in front of us. We are blessed with a preservation scene that rivals in numbers some countries airforces. So when you are at your next airshow enjoy watching what is there rather than, as some do, moaning about the same old stuff.

As far as the Mossie goes were you told it was being sold or just being sent to the US? THere is a big difference and you might be very happy with what happens?