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There is hope then! Many thanks for your encouraging message!

Hi Dave Many thanks for your message. Best regards Mark

Hi XV107 Many thanks for your comprehensive reply, there seems to be an even more recent conversion kit produced by ROTORcraft, but again, I seem to be appropriately going around in circles! I will take you advice concerning KingKit. Once again many thanks. Best regards Mark

Hi Pete Good idea, I will try them, many thanks Mark

Tried A2Zee website, but can't get anywhere, there seems to be no mention of their conversion sets, just models of engines etc. I am puzzled!

Hi 71chally Many thanks for your post. Best regards Mark

Hi, I am looking at converting a Whirlwind to the H.A.R.9 variant, and was trying to find the Airwaves conversion kit, are Airwaves still trading? Many thanks for your help. Mark

Hi Seahawk I have just received the issue of "Aircraft Illustrated" June 1969, and yes, it is the one I was after! Many thanks for your help. Best regards Mark

Hi Seahawk Many thanks for your reply, I have just purchased a copy from Ebay! Thank you so much for your help. Best regards Mark

Hi I am trying to locate an article in Aircraft Illustrated magazine featuring the Avro Lancaster ASR Mk. III, I seem to remember it featured aircraft based at RAF St. Eval in Cornwall, with drawings etc. Does anyone know please which magazine it appeared in? It could be way back in the 1970's! Many thanks Mark

Hi Tony, I can still see those Hastings formations in my minds-eye 60 years later!! On annual ATC camp, I flew circuits and bumps in a Britannia at Lyneham. There were Comets as well, plus a Meteor T7 dumped near the control tower! And Airfix kits were 2 shillings (10p) each! Mark

Hi Tony The Hastings looks really good, I have the S & M Hastings in my stash. I remember them when I was about ten years old, very often, flying over, very low and very slow, in formations of three. I assume from Colerne, perhaps. Maek

Hi Just answered my own question! Its Ebma Hobby! Mark

Hi Colin, I am interested in the Emma Hobby model stand, but can't seem to find any info on the internet. Do you have any more information. Excellent Gannet! Many thanks Mark

Sea Kings are still operated from this site by HeliOperations(?) on SAR training. Mark