On Saturday does anyone remember the stall in the aerojumble with the covers that were thrashing about in the wind?

It was definitely John Manning of Aviation Artefacts from Hertfordshire.

Shame you didn get the throttle box martin.Especially after knowing the seriel number of the a/c it came from.
Did it sell or was it still for sale ?

Jusdging by the amount of interest in it, Binbrook, it’s long gone – to a good home I’m sure!:o

Still, I can console myself with the little Lightning panel I picked up very cheaply. A nice display piece ( panel 58P from XS899 )…….:)

A couple more pics to hopefully tempt people along today…

Very pleased with the ‘toys’ I bought, but, as always. my dreams will be haunted by The Bit That Got Away……:(

( Sigh ! ) Just didn’t have the ‘readies’ on me for that scale of purchase…….

Alarm set for a very early-doors start ; it’s all TwinOtter’s fault :rolleyes:

Yes….definitely starting to tempt me…..;)

Well done, Bluenoser – I’m glad you made it to Amiens & look forward to seeing your photos…..:cool:

Many thanks for the update. Although naturally we’d all love to be able to view the airframe, it’s good that it’s safely under cover and protected from the elements.