the A20 wooden mockup has led a sad life in the UK, but been under the protection of an enthusiast in recent years, and a number of Warbirdz forumites have decided its worth bringing home given its availability on ebay.
Mark Pilkington
Member XV806 – Mr Harrier – on this forum presumably (from reading this thread)
Richard
My money would still be on a Pup prop:

image from Rosebud’s website
Unfortunately, unless you can find someone with an in-depth knowledge of prop profiles, you’re stumped
Richard
Shiny shoes
Thanks for your comments Richard..
I may have to look at adding something like a “return to top of page” link at the bottom of each page – but that’s the sort of constructive comment I need from third parties so expect ‘improvements’ as time allows 😀
How about putting the toolbar below the blue strip at the top – the Hawker Hunter XF382 banner? I think initially I confused the toolbar with the toolbar of my browser. It would put the site browsing menu nearer to the page content on each page
Richard
More: You could do with a page for the uninformed describing XF382 – what she is, what state she’s in, why she’s in the museum – that kind of stuff
Thanks Bruce! Just didn’t want to tread on toes etc….
|RLWP: The toolbar at the top was commented on by someone recently as being nice and clear and clutter-free… Hope that you’ve found your way round now? 😮
Yes, I’ve got it now. Because the page is deep I’d scrolled down and the toolbar had disappeared off the top leaving me with a big image that does nothing and a bunch of facebook stuff. Now I know, it’s OK but it’s perhaps not the best way of making the content easy to find.
Following the Firefox comments, your site works OK in Chrome.
Richard
XF382 looked very nice when I was at the museum last week
I can’t see how to get beyond the first page of your website
What am I missing?
Richard
That Bulldog vid looks a little ropey, as said – trees!!
Wrong bridge (as pointed out by Beermat)
Severn Railway Bridge:
This shows the damage caused by two barges hitting it in the fog
Richard
To be honest, you’re missing the crucial part to properly identify it. All the important information on WWI era propellers is on the hub, and that’s been cut off unfortunately
I’ve been wondering about the “Spitfire” legend. Perhaps it’s confused with “Sopwith” – or that it relates to a Pup or Camel – the Spitfire of their day
Anyway, some more pictures might help, and I’m still envious
Richard
Annoyingly, blowing the image up doesn’t reveal if it’s RAF or RFC
It’s a long shot but, is there anything on the bottom of the seat, a makers badge perhaps?
Really there’s very little to go on. From pictures I have some Pups and Camels had props with that shaped prop
Richard

What about this crown over eagle over double wavy thing. What significance is there in this?
Richard
Richard
Could you please explain what is meant by “the clue is in the mis-typed link in the OP”?
Hi, Linrey has explained what I meant. There are two pieces of carving on your seat, the one in the back is very indistinct and the one in the seat didn’t get shown because you made a slight error in posting the picture. I was wondering if clear images of those carvings would lead some of the members here to a conclusion.
If it’s really a Sopwith Pup prop then I am consumed in jealousy – far more than if it was a Spit prop splinter
Richard
Just as sad, but a bit easier to navigate from the photobucket page
http://s708.photobucket.com/albums/ww86/carts320/Shackletons
View as slideshow
Richard
With a box of tissues
Exercise extreme caution when using news reports in the Daily Mail as a reliable source, it has become a cesspit of twisted biased reporting and is the cause of much unwanted worry to those who read and blindly accept all of what is written as fact.
This is what actually happened at the 2010 protest http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/287565
Thank you for this
Richard
Is this a clue? It’s the mistyped link in the OP:

Richard
If anyone fancies it, here are the maintenance and parts sections of AP1709 as held at Hendon.. Not my research, but instead the result of a remarkable co-incidence – THANK YOU JEFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://navigator.rafmuseum.org/results.do?view=detail&db=object&pageSize=1&id=12303
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Off-Topic:
On visiting the RAF museum website, I was amused by this:

I was wondering if I could specify the delivery mechanism for that “gift”. I’m sure I can think of a few places for it to be “dropped” off
Richard
Am I missing something, what are these if they are not preserved RN Battleships ???
ENGLAND
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Cutty Sark, Greenwhich
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Since when was a tea clipper a battleship?
Let alone RN
Richard