Just before Valentine’s day, a friend sent me some photos of a ‘surprise’ he had organised.
I did not hear from him for a fortnight and started to wonder if his beloved had him at the bottom of the garden along with his ‘surprise’. However, he is still alive. I have yet to ask him how much it cost. Not the cost of the Nimrod, but calming his beloved.

Any more info on this? Is this a private cockpit owner or a museum? Would love to see more of it!

Thanks for the update!

As not a native English speaker myself, I too think it has more to do with the sellers education level:rolleyes:

Hope he gets better soon!

Or you could just see how far the wings will bend! 😮

:eek::confused:

3 in Belgium, I believe. One almost airworthy, one static and a frame of one in the BAHAAT collection.
The airworthy one is OO-SOT, the BAHAAT is RCAF n°2364, owned by Eric Vormezeele.

Sad news indeed. Having seen footage of the wreckage and debris field, It went in hard and cartwheeled. Nothing left of the cockpit section.

I totally agree. They succeeded in bringing the FW190 back into view as a type. Kinda like the Buchons did for the 109. Claus Colling and his team can be proud!