thank you very very much

GUYS, i respect of the metal i sell for the company i work for, i need Richard phone number, anyone help??

AH! now then, naughty lad you where hiding that full size tie in rib wasnt you? looks good to me, AND BOSSMAN, chill eh??

it looks, to me, that the wing locator under rib, is just glued to the bottom of the root rib? is there a doubler fitted, inside the root rib, gluing over the rib, and the wing locator, therefore making them a one piece affair??

ON THE SUITE bet that was taken when the wife was out looking good, but how much weight will be up front?? orrid short nose on the Tiff, that napier sabre was a heavy brute

What are you using for centre section spars? lot of foam missing, doesnt look to be a lot between the front of the wheel well, and the ply tongue plate?? are there spars running across, to take the pressure away from the areas that are cut out? love the tiff, wish you well with it,hope you dont mind...

strictly an engineer job, the sets are not mode switchable, just switch the throttle ratchet over, and you will be in all sorts of bother

and recieved, and being played with, very informative, thanks loads, and yes, i am going to Gaydon,

well, i would like to say thanks in advance, could i have a copy please?

alan.cantwell@ntlworld.com

YA HAY!!! great news, when i heard of these--what was it? a zillion years ago, i thought what a superb slot these would be, get them finsihed guys, PLEEEEAAASE if ones for sale, i am interested, skint, but interested

I too would like to see this article, any chance of a re-run of the late, great mans work??

i have some photos of a MK8, with the extended wing tips, but its all silver, spit is in the jo-berg museum of warfare, if they are of any use to you,

if you send me your email address, i will try to send you a couple of pictures i have of an example in the south african warfare museum, in jo-berg, the things even still got its cannos fitted!!!!
alan.cantwell@ntlworld.com

a very nice model of a very undermodelled mark of Spit, look forward to seeing it in close up on the flightline walk