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Just in!
A decent piece of skinning from the iconic
Lockheed Lightning, P38-J, which caught fire and crashed in Buckinghamshire on March 7th, 1945 Several other items available! |
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Focke
Wulf 190 A5/U2
of 1/5 KG-10 was
shot down
over Kent on 13th June by John 'Cats Eyes' Cunningham. The pilot was thrown clear and parachuted safely to the ground near Wrotham, being taken POW. FW 190 relics are very hard to come by: these are mostly small because the aircraft was carrying a bomb that exploded on impact! |
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Hurricane
P3166, coded VY-Q, 85 Sqn., was shot
down by return fire from a Bf-110 over Tunbridge on August 31st 1940. Pilot Sqn Ldr Peter Townsend baled out safely. After the war Townsend's famous love affair with Princess Margaret resulted in a minor constitutional crisis and, so it is said, broke the Princess' heart when their marriage was forbidden. |
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Robert
'Oxo' Oxspring was officially credited with
13.33 victories in the air and four V-1 missiles destroyed. He flew with 66, 616, 72, 222 and 41 Squadrons. He survived the war with the rank of Wing Cdr. We are able to supply items from his bale-out of October 25th, 1940 |
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Messerschmitt
BF109 G2 Werk
No. 13605, flown
by Luftwaffe Ace Heinrich Ehrler (208 victories) was shot down over north western Russia June 21, 1943. The aircraft was recovered in November 2003 and is currently being rebuilt to flying trim. |
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This is a
bomb arming cap from a Blenheim
fighter bomber, removed and stored during WW11 A fabulous piece of memorabilia, and at a genuinely affordable price! |
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This piece
of painted aluminium comes from
a Junkers Ju 87 'Stuka' dive bomber, shot down during the famous Thorney Island raid during the Battle of Britain. Other items available! |
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This is a
fragment of the cockpit frame of a
Junkers Ju 88G-6 nightfighter. It was shot down on March 3rd, 1945 but the crew all managed to bail out and survive the war. The pilot was Ofw Kurt Gabler, flying with Nachtjagergeschwader 4 from Gutersloh. Several other large fragments available! |
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A framed
fitch plate from Hurricane V7535
Flown by Sgt J. Jeka, the aircraft was shot down in Dorset on November 5th, 1940. Jeka was wounded, by bailed out successfully. Other items available! |
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Bf
109e, werk nummer 2964, served with 3/LG2 fighter
squadron. On July 7th 1940 the aircraft was engaged in combat with Spitfires of 54 Squadron from Rochford, Essex when it was damaged, forcing the pilot to bale out. The aircraft crashed at 7.30pm, near Sandwich in Kent and was the first to be brought down over UK soil |
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