TCA wooden cockpit trainer
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TCA wooden cockpit trainer
As part of the hangar project at Brooklands Museum (www.brooklandsmuseum.com) we are starting to renovate a wooden cockpit trainer that was produced for TCA when they bought their 23 aircraft.
We are wondering about it`s history, we think it may have been at East Fortune at some point also the science museum is also a possibility.
Has anybody any knowledge of it between 1960 & 2010?
We are wondering about it`s history, we think it may have been at East Fortune at some point also the science museum is also a possibility.
Has anybody any knowledge of it between 1960 & 2010?
I took these photos at East Fortune in April 2004:
VC9_trainer1 by Jelle Hieminga, on Flickr
VC9_trainer2 by Jelle Hieminga, on Flickr
VC9_trainer3 by Jelle Hieminga, on Flickr
Unfortunately the camera I was using then does not allow me to decipher the sign that is mounted on it on the third photo.
VC9_trainer1 by Jelle Hieminga, on Flickr
VC9_trainer2 by Jelle Hieminga, on Flickr
VC9_trainer3 by Jelle Hieminga, on Flickr
Unfortunately the camera I was using then does not allow me to decipher the sign that is mounted on it on the third photo.
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Thanks very much for the replies.
I did realise I had made an error when I forgot to identify it as a Vanguard cockpit.
It looks in a very sorry state at the moment, but hopefully we will be able to rector it to something a bit better.
I did realise I had made an error when I forgot to identify it as a Vanguard cockpit.
It looks in a very sorry state at the moment, but hopefully we will be able to rector it to something a bit better.