Tony,

Definitely interested (although I’ve never done anything like it before); be a great way to get rid of some/all of the aviation-related junk, I mean stuff, I’ve accumulated in the attic over the past 50 years.

RB

How many?

The Bell 212 at Middle Wallop.

That’s five Bell 212 at Middle Wallop.

RB

A number of trips in Hiller 12C G-ASTP, WS55/3 Whirlwind G-AODA and Wessex 60 G-AVNE,now all in the Helicopter Museum at Weston.

And one trip in Lancaster Mk7 G-ASXX/NX611 and you know where that is.

RB

Maybe he had read E.K. Gann’s ‘The High and the Mighty’ and thought it might be worth a try.

RB

Good idea!

This is a masive shame we could have dropped anchor 100mls out at sea and made this a floating prison for the uk criminals.:dev2:

….and then sink it.

HP 12 O/400, Wellington, Lancaster, Canberra, Vulcan.

Something similar from Rollasons, via the deHMC archive….

Most of the Tigers in the ‘pile’ at Rolly’s were eventually brought to flying condition and sold abroad (mainly to the US). By the end of the 60’s most of the fuselages were gone leaving an inordinate number of wings and assorted flying control surfaces.

RB