Comet 4B resto

[effortless]

I see they are using space hoppers to seal the windows.

[Fargo Boyle]

Think you need to post a link....

[chevvron]

Considering the OP hasn't bothered to tell us where this is happening it definitely needs a link.

[DaveReidUK]

That might have required a bit of effort.

[Jhieminga]

As far as I know there's only one Comet 4B left and that's in the Science Museum collection, stored at Wroughton.

[Brewster Buffalo]

OP is referring to the Comet at the National Museum of flight at East Lothian as pictured in the Guardian today.

[chevvron]

Ah well nobody reads the Guardian 'cos they can't pronounce it.

[DH106]

Originally Posted by Brewster Buffalo

OP is referring to the Comet at the National Museum of flight at East Lothian as pictured in the Guardian today.

That one's a 4C, not a 4B.
As Jhieminga says, the only 4B still around (after the scrapping of the tug tow G-APMB at Gatwick some years ago) is the Science Museum example G-APYD.

[chevvron]

I am eagerly awaiting some communication from 'effortless' to tell us WIHIH as I suppose are most people in this thread.

[Pypard]

Originally Posted by chevvron

I am eagerly awaiting some communication from 'effortless' to tell us WIHIH as I suppose are most people in this thread.

Agreed: a search of The Grauniad website rendered not a sausage.

[Bayek Itsarumdu]

It's old news. There's a blog, with photos, posted on 15 Feb 2013, on the National Museums Scotland website here:
https://blog.nms.ac.uk/2013/02/15/th...ky-solution-2/
If the link doesn't work you can use the "read our blog" link on the museum's home page to search.

PS Good effort Dave Reid, that one almost slipped by me.

[Pypard]

Originally Posted by Bayek Itsarumdu

It's old news. There's a blog, with photos, posted on 15 Feb 2013, on the National Museums Scotland website here:
https://blog.nms.ac.uk/2013/02/15/th...ky-solution-2/
If the link doesn't work you can use the "read our blog" link on the museum's home page to search.

PS Good effort Dave Reid, that one almost slipped by me.

Many thanks!

[Sotonsean]

Now that we have found out the identity and story behind the actual aircraft in question I note that the OP hasn't bothered to add any further information to the topic he created. Even if it was just an apology for not adding a link to the subject.

[longer ron]

Originally Posted by Sotonsean

Now that we have found out the identity and story behind the actual aircraft in question I note that the OP hasn't bothered to add any further information to the topic he created. Even if it was just an apology for not adding a link to the subject.

As Dave Reid noted - that would have taken a little Effort
The clue is in his username title I guess

[Asturias56]

TBF although he has 11,000 post she/he only posts at all every month or so - might be along wait for the link...................... but hey! by then there may have been some actual progress!!

[longer ron]

Originally Posted by Asturias56

TBF although he has 11,000 post she/he only posts at all every month or so

Shoulda gone to specsavers

[bobward]

According to the header info, effortless has posted 1019 times, not 11,000. Even us folk from Narfick can sometimes read nummers roight.....

[Asturias56]

Correct - but they don't post very often -

Holy Cow!!!

Do you think has a decent job??????

[effortless]

sorry chaps, thought I’d uploaded pic before.

[effortless]

Originally Posted by Sotonsean

Now that we have found out the identity and story behind the actual aircraft in question I note that the OP hasn't bothered to add any further information to the topic he created. Even if it was just an apology for not adding a link to the subject.

I thought you might like a little treasure hunt to brighten up a dull day.