Dehaviland museum today

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ollieholmes

Airman 1st Class
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Oct 18, 2005
Bedfordshire, England
Heres just a few of my photos, the rest are all on my site now:

Dove

Port side concrete mould for Hornet fuesalages

Dh heron

Dh heron again

Comet cockpit

Dove interior

view up starboard boom of Sea Vixen.

Mosquito under restoration.

Cockpit of above mosquito

Dh88 Comet racer replica. And on the right a Dragon Rapide under restoration to fly.

The cockpit of the Comet Racer
If you whant to see more look at my site:
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/ollieswebspace
 
Can I suggest that you put a label on each of them. Some of them are interesting in particular the second one which if memory serves me correctly is one of the moulds used in the construction of the Port? side of the Mossie.
I say this as a number of people on the site have experience in building aircraft. The Mossie construction method was close to unique and this unattractive lump was a significant part of the build process. It shows just how different it was.
 
Thank you all. I am the kind of person that sticks my camera through a gap if i can. The picture of the dove coclpit was taken through a hole in the cockpit door barely larger than my lens.
 
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