Does anyone know if the move is still on? Found this: http://www.government-online.net/gate-guardian-comet-c2-xk699/

But was it REALLY made of ‘wood and canvas‘ ?????

Now if he had said the aircraft was made from wood and it’s surfaces were then covered in Linen (not canvas), then that would be correct. I have problems with this film. We didn’t need to see the demise of RR299 – twice. I was not happy with the remarks made about the DH Museum. I cannot distract from Arthur Williams’ enthusiasm for the Mosquito – such passion is shared by many, but you don’t make many friends by comparing a much loved volunteer run museum to a boneyard. I do hope they paid for the access. Most national museums do charge for the privilege of filming on their property. Having worked on a BBC documentary as a cameraman, I know how much these productions cost. Accordingly, I’d imagine that “The Plane That Saved Britain” would have cost around £150,000 to £200,000 to deliver.

A few years ago The Daily Mail was giving away “Angels One Five” FREE on a DVD. You can still buy copies on eBay for around 99p (plus postage)…

Haynes Spitfire Owners Manual

What has happened to those C1/C1K already retired? I know some have been scrapped!

The helmets worn by the firemen are post-war!!!

I wonder if they could accommodate a newly retired VC10? 😮