Spitfire bits

The Hook affair is for holding the battery to the tray in the rear of the aircraft. The hook might have an individual part number I think of 229 however the drawing I have is not the best quality to read the part numbers.

Are there no historical logs from the sqn you can access. When I was looking for info from the Sqn I was in 442 Sqn I asked our archieve section in Ottawa, Canada for the Microfilm of the Sqn logs and records and there was lots of info in there on aircraft/pilots and Sqn ops.

To me it looks like even in the original photo there was coverup as well.

Well i would love to see your finished model based on the video. All the best.
HH Mulder

Mystery Hatch

Since it is felt that it belongs to a Mossie and was found in Canada near remains of possible Mossie I wonder if it could have been a Spartan Air Photo bird and then this cover may have been a filler for the Camera opening when not in use. Any way just a guess based on what has been said and shown so far.
HH Mulder

hurricane

I saw this one last November in Fort Collins. The workmanship was great. Kudos to Ray and his team on this. And yes this aircraft did come from the East coast of Canada. I wish the new owner many years of enjoyment flying her.

Spitfire Test flight

If anybody is at the test flights and comes across Peter Monk could you please ask him to contact Harold Mulder via the following email
[email]haroldmulder@hotmail.com[/email]
I need to talk to him and my contact information is stored away with the rest of my household stuff while I am between houses due to move for job purposes.