hows this for a line up

[peterairfix]

While going through my tins of paint i got this line up,if any one can find any more different ones it would be intresting to find out how many there are.

Peter t[ATTACH]72245.IPB[/ATTACH]

[Guest]

Wow Peter what age does that goe back to ?

Laurie

[peterairfix]

I would guess looking at the first one maybe the 60s and look at the address on the first one

peter t[ATTACH]72267.IPB[/ATTACH]

[ojays]

I would guess looking at the first one maybe the 60s and look at the address on the first onepeter t[ATTACH]71664[/ATTACH]

Sadly no longer there, a great loss to Hull when this establishment closed.

Gregg

[peterairfix]

Certnly was back in 2002 i was lucky to by pass the factory, i wonder what happend to the aircraft out side

peter t

[ojays]

Certnly was back in 2002 i was lucky to by pass the factory, i wonder what happend to the aircraft out sidepeter t

Hi Peter,

The Hunter is now at Fort Paull along with Blackburn Beverley (formally at Beverley Museum, formally at Hull Aero Club Paull)

The Beverley has been shifted around a number of times since it arrived here.

Google Fort Paull for more info!

Gregg

[yak face]

Great line up peter. up until last year i still had a tin of Gloy enamel , anyone remember them? , They started making paints in the late 70's and were in a taller tin , same size as the airfix ones. Their colours were very good too , a lot being actual colour matches , for example the one i recently had was FAA dark slate grey . I think it was in a boxful of enamels I gave to Ron (spanner 570) at last years Cosford show. tony

[flyjoe180]

A nice collection of Humbrol tins through the ages there Peter.