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The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

Article about: Hi, the following pics are off a cockpit/front end only of a Lancaster called Old Fred. These are the only remains. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...vro_Lancasters

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    Default The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    Hi, the following pics are off a cockpit/front end only of a Lancaster called Old Fred. These are the only remains.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...vro_Lancasters

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

    The Cockpit of a Lancaster called Old Fred.

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    Great photos. A big aircraft but bloody cramped for the crew!...

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    was Hess's ME110 engine still there in IWM.

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    Quote by harryamb2 View Post
    was Hess's ME110 engine still there in IWM.
    I think it is Harry along with a part of the fuselage!....

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    Quote by Gunny Hartmann View Post
    I think it is Harry along with a part of the fuselage!....
    Hi, Harry, Gunny unfortunately not, disappointed as I wanted to see it again, the museum has defiantly gone down hill. :-(

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    Quote by Silberkreuz View Post
    Hi, Harry, Gunny unfortunately not, disappointed as I wanted to see it again, the museum has defiantly gone down hill. :-(
    That's bad news mate, i wonder what the hell they have done with it?.....

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    Gunny its properly in the lower ground floors, the archives, were all the good stuff is :-)

    His plane crash landed nearby, and the tail section and one engine can be seen in the Imperial War Museum in London, while the other engine is in the Museum Of Flight in East Fortune, East Lothian

    Rudolf Hess: The enduring riddle of Hitler's deputy's flight to Scotland - Daily Record

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    I saw the fuselage of Hess's BF110 last year at the restoration hangar at Duxford :-)
    Last edited by canti44; 06-21-2015 at 09:27 PM.

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    I too saw the remains of the BF110 at Duxford back in the 1980's. I know what the IWM used to be like, but if its now like the IWM North , then its just a large space with a minimalist look about it. The Cheshire Regiment museum in Chester is better presented than IWM North!.

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    Can you imagine sitting inside the nose, in the Pilots seat, at night when the lights are all off

    I bet that would be one spooky night

    Now I would love to do that..

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