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We have two tables booked. Terry

Some photo's from the show. The photo's show the history of the De Havilland and the Gloster aircraft companies. They also show the history of British flying training aircraft and the development of the British helicopters. The Lancaster INR the Meteor is also shown. Everything in 1/144th of course.

Teddybeer, reference the A5M, HLJ list a resin one but it is presently out of stock, Sweet have done one in the past but I can't find one of them either, I will have a search round at Telford. I hadn't thought of metal but if you could make enquiries that would be great.
Terry

Teddybeer, your Airbattle site is very impressive, I had no idea how big it is. Your PC7 is very impressive too, seeing it makes me I realise that I should make some sort of back ground for my model. I can't believe that they thought that it could ever have flown, if it had of taken off I am sure th...

From left to right, back row I would go for a Balzac V, an early Mirage prototype and a Beaver. The other two perhaps a Cauldron something or an other and a Pitts perhaps.
Terry

Some more photo's of the PC7 Terry, Teddybeer you must have good eyesight to have been able to spot it.

If I go to Telford I will make a point of bringing it along, pleased you liked the set up, Teddybeer

Some photo's from the show. On the day we were given a much appreciated extra table. The collection contained the history of the Gloster and the de Havilland aircraft companies. Also included was a miniature history of flying training in the UK and the development of the British helicopter plus a nu...

The West Anglia Show, table space requested.

I have approached the organisers of this show and we are being allocated table space but it is as yet quantity unknown.
Terry