To fill in a bit of its history, in the 1980’s the dismantled, damaged, airframe was stored at Cranfield in Sandy Topen’s hangar with many other “projects”.

Ah sounds like Doug Arnold…. I got told to F**k off several times by Mr Arnold.

Mr Arnold had a Mercedes Limo when I hung out there. Although never friendly, he also never ejected me, but I always asked before wandering around…:)

Nice one, but don’t tell Philip, or may have a seizure!

These were used by the UN too. In the Biafan war?

Mmmmm centifugal flow…..:rolleyes:

I prefer the 62 personally.

Your bits look as if they are made from steel, that’s rusted. I’m pretty sure Ju.52’s were aluminium corrugations, which corrode to a white powder. Sure they aren’t bits of an old Citroen van? 😉