Red Arrows

This is a stunning piece highlighting the gyroscope of a Red Arrow.

A frame has been created on stainless steel supports to hold the gyroscope.

A mahogany base completes the presentation.

£980-00

Ejector Seat

One of my most challenging creations using a Red Arrow ejector seat.

The seat was converted to an office chair and Rolls Royce leather cushions were added.

My plan was to show the ejector seat in its basic form without the parachute canopy and base framework which would have made the seat imbalanced due to excessive weights.

Sold

Landing Gear Door

This statement piece of wall art is the main port side undercarriage door from Red Arrow XX264.

The heavy hinge and lock brackets have been removed from the rear and mounting brackets have been added to allow a more stable and balanced fit to wall.

This makes a stunning centre piece for any room.

£ 1495-00

Dambuster

From a very iconic Dambuster registration AJ-O.

This is a piece of channel frame from the famous Dambuster Lancaster renowned for being “The Last One Home”.

This comes with information regarding its demise a few months later following an arms drop over France.

£695-00

Tornado

This is a Panavia Tornado faring from aircraft registration ZE116.

Brackets to allow wall mounting have been fitted and this comes complete with decommission documents form The RAF.

£395-00

Douglas Bader

This is an amazing piece of history from the Messerschmitt 109 which apparently collided with the Spitfire of Douglas Bader, resulting in him being captured and taken to Colditz.

Bader had been shot by “friendly” fire resulting in a loss of control and ultimate collision. This piece has come from a very reliable supplier with more historical details attached.

£ 695-00

Typhoon

This is the port side exhaust nozzle from Typhoon ZJ812.

The nozzle has been fitted with wall mounting brackets and comes complete with RAF decommissioning documents.

SOLD

Empire of The Sun

This is a wing angle strut from a Harvard registration G-BJST.
The aircraft still flies today.
This aircraft was used as a prop in the filming of the blockbuster film “Empire of the Sun” as it closely resembles a Japanese Zero aircraft of which very view were available.
The film starred Christian Bale and John Malkovich.
£ 175-00

Spitfire

This is a piece of the Rolls Royce Merlin engine block from Spitfire P9398.

Mounted on a hardwood plinth using stainless steel supports.

This comes with details surrounding the pilot and crash site.

SOLD

Avro Lancaster

This is an inspection cover from Lancaster ED694.
The cover is mounted on a hardwood plinth with stainless steel supports.
There is also a genuine WW2 pilots cap badge fitted to the plinth.
Details of the aircraft mission and the pilot are included.
£ 295-00

Strobe Canopy

Absolutely stunning piece and the focal point of any room.

This is the strobe canopy section from Red Arrow XX264 which is located immediately behind the rear pilot.

The canopy has been fitted with wall mounting brackets and also has rechargeable strobe lights fitted with remote control operation.

£4950-00

Blue Peter

This creation is made from 3 layers of metal. Then spitfire outline is polished stainless steel.

The propellor is the next layer in brushed stainless steel and the nose cone is the third layer made from the radiator of Spitfire L1067.

A replica of this Spitfire sits at Edinburgh airport.

Dimensions : 285mm x 235mm x 60mm deep

£ 395-00

RED ARROWS

This is a stunning piece highlighting the gyroscope of a Red Arrow.

A frame has been created on stainless steel supports to hold the gyroscope.

A mahogany base completes the presentation.

£980-00

EJECTOR SEAT

One of my most challenging creations using a Red Arrow ejector seat.

The seat was converted to an office chair and Rolls Royce leather cushions were added.

My plan was to show the ejector seat in its basic form without the parachute canopy and

base framework which would have made the seat imbalanced due to excessive weights.

Sold

LANDING GEAR DOOR

This statement piece of wall art is the main port side undercarriage door from Red Arrow XX264.

The heavy hinge and lock brackets have been removed from the rear and mounting brackets have been added to allow a more stable and balanced fit to wall.

This makes a stunning centre piece for any room.

DAMBUSTER

From a very iconic Dambuster registration AJ-O.

This is a piece of channel frame from the famous Dambuster Lancaster renowned for being “The Last One Home”.

This comes with information regarding its demise a few months later following an arms drop over France.

£695-00

TORNADO

This is a Panavia Tornado faring from aircraft registration ZE116.

Brackets to allow wall mounting have been fitted and this comes complete with decommission documents form The RAF.

£395-00

Douglas Bader

This is an amazing piece of history from the Messerschmitt 109 which apparently collided with the Spitfire of Douglas Bader, resulting in him being captured and taken to Colditz.

Bader had been shot by “friendly” fire resulting in a loss of control and ultimate collision. This piece has come from a very reliable supplier with more historical details attached.

£ 695-00

TYPHOON

This is the port side exhaust nozzle from Typhoon ZJ812.

The nozzle has been fitted with wall mounting brackets and comes complete with RAF decommissioning documents.

 

£795-00     SOLD

EMPIRE OF THE SUN

This is a wing angle strut from a Harvard registration G-BJST.
The aircraft still flies today.
This aircraft was used as a prop in the filming of the blockbuster film “Empire of the Sun” as it closely resembles a Japanese Zero aircraft of which very view were available.
The film starred Christian Bale and John Malkovich.
£ 175-00

SPITFIRE

This is a piece of the Rolls Royce Merlin engine block from Spitfire P9398.

Mounted on a hardwood plinth using stainless steel supports.

This comes with details surrounding the pilot and crash site.

SOLD

AVRO LANCASTER

This is an inspection cover from Lancaster ED694.
The cover is mounted on a hardwood plinth with stainless steel supports.
There is also a genuine WW2 pilots cap badge fitted to the plinth.
Details of the aircraft mission and the pilot are included.
£ 295-00

STROBE CANOPY

Absolutely stunning piece and the focal point of any room.

This is the strobe canopy section from Red Arrow XX264 which is located immediately behind the rear pilot.

The canopy has been fitted with wall mounting brackets and also has rechargeable strobe lights fitted with remote control operation.

 

£4950-00

BLUE PETER

This creation is made from 3 layers of metal. Then spitfire outline is polished stainless steel.

The propellor is the next layer in brushed stainless steel and the nose cone is the third layer made from the radiator of Spitfire L1067.

A replica of this Spitfire sits at Edinburgh airport.

Dimensions : 285mm x 235mm x 60mm deep

£ 395-00

RED ARROWS

This is a stunning piece highlighting the gyroscope of a Red Arrow.

A frame has been created on stainless steel supports to hold the gyroscope.

A mahogany base completes the presentation.

£980-00

EJECTOR SEAT

One of my most challenging creations using a Red Arrow ejector seat.

The seat was converted to an office chair and Rolls Royce leather cushions were added.

My plan was to show the ejector seat in its basic form without the parachute canopy and

base framework which would have made the seat imbalanced due to excessive weights.

Sold

LANDING GEAR DOOR

This statement piece of wall art is the main port side undercarriage door from Red Arrow XX264.

The heavy hinge and lock brackets have been removed from the rear and mounting brackets have been added to allow a more stable and balanced fit to wall.

This makes a stunning centre piece for any room.

 

£ 1495-00

DAMBUSTER

From a very iconic Dambuster registration AJ-O.

This is a piece of channel frame from the famous Dambuster Lancaster renowned for being “The Last One Home”.

This comes with information regarding its demise a few months later following an arms drop over France.

£695-00

TORNADO

This is a Panavia Tornado faring from aircraft registration ZE116.

Brackets to allow wall mounting have been fitted and this comes complete with decommission documents form The RAF.

£395-00

DOUGLAS BADER

This is an amazing piece of history from the Messerschmitt 109 which apparently collided with the Spitfire of Douglas Bader, resulting in him being captured and taken to Colditz.

Bader had been shot by “friendly” fire resulting in a loss of control and ultimate collision. This piece has come from a very reliable supplier with more historical details attached.

£ 695-00

TYPHOON

This is the port side exhaust nozzle from Typhoon ZJ812.

The nozzle has been fitted with wall mounting brackets and comes complete with RAF decommissioning documents.

 

£795-00     SOLD

EMPIRE OF THE SUN

This is a wing angle strut from a Harvard registration G-BJST.
The aircraft still flies today.
This aircraft was used as a prop in the filming of the blockbuster film “Empire of the Sun” as it closely resembles a Japanese Zero aircraft of which very view were available.
The film starred Christian Bale and John Malkovich.
£ 175-00

SPITFIRE

This is a piece of the Rolls Royce Merlin engine block from Spitfire P9398.

Mounted on a hardwood plinth using stainless steel supports.

This comes with details surrounding the pilot and crash site.

SOLD

AVRO LANCASTER

This is an inspection cover from Lancaster ED694.
The cover is mounted on a hardwood plinth with stainless steel supports.
There is also a genuine WW2 pilots cap badge fitted to the plinth.
Details of the aircraft mission and the pilot are included.
£ 295-00

STROBE CANOPY

This is the strobe canopy section from Red Arrow XX264 which is located immediately behind the rear pilot.

The canopy has been fitted with wall mounting brackets and also has rechargeable strobe lights fitted with remote control operation.

 

£4950-00

BLUE PETER

This creation is made from 3 layers of metal. Then spitfire outline is polished stainless steel.

The propellor is the next layer in brushed stainless steel and the nose cone is the third layer made from the radiator of Spitfire L1067.

A replica of this Spitfire sits at Edinburgh airport.

Dimensions : 285mm x 235mm x 60mm deep

£ 395-00

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