Spitfire said:Just got all 4 photograph collection books.
Plan to spend the whole evening with my nose in them.
Good job mate! Poor Dorthe won't get any sense out of you for the next few days
Spitfire said:Just got all 4 photograph collection books.
Plan to spend the whole evening with my nose in them.
Pip said:Slightly off-topic I'm afraid chaps, but have any of you read Geoffery Wellum's autobiography 'First Light'? If so, the BBC are releasing a documentary on it to coincide with the Battle of Britain 70th anniversary in September.
I have spent the last week on the set doing some of the main background work and it looks very very promising!
Something to look forward to hopefully
Chas said:Not meaning to tinkle on anyone's parade, but what is different about this book (or expected to be) that hasn't already been covered?
The BoB, after D-Day, has got to be the most written-about battle in WW2. Pretty well-trod ground, isn't it?
I'm going to open a humungulous can of worms and suggest that SeaLion never would have come off, even if the Germans had managed to take out Fighter Command.
Chas said:Not meaning to tinkle on anyone's parade, but what is different about this book (or expected to be) that hasn't already been covered?
The BoB, after D-Day, has got to be the most written-about battle in WW2. Pretty well-trod ground, isn't it?
Chas said:I'm going to open a humungulous can of worms and suggest that SeaLion never would have come off, even if the Germans had managed to take out Fighter Command.
Smithy said:Søren, I have that Richard Overy offering on order. Heard good things about it as well.
Did you splash out on anything else at Duxford?