As a minor part of this project, I can only share my admiration for the skills and attention to detail exhibited by the staff at Retrotec ! Donations by our supporters and TPM Club Members are what directly drive this work forward.
Fabulous to see this level of detail and craftsmanship. Please can we see more like this. As someone has already said, it is footage like this that reminds me why I support and will keep supporting this brilliant project. Keep up the good work.
It reminds me of my time as a DH Apprentice in the Tech School at Astwick Manor , Hatfield where we were taught and practised the art of making aluminium parts and small assemblies.
@@johnlilley2777 John you might recall me mentioning my Uncle Frank who was an airframe fitter working at Salisbury Hall on the Mosquito prototypes, then moving to the main factory at Hatfield later.
It is updates like this that make me want to give more to this project...keep it up!
Thank you Charles, we hope to film as much as we can and of course more funds = more filming
Absolutely fascinating, wonderful skill and attention to detail. Great work and the very best of luck 🤞
Great work
Beautiful work!
As a minor part of this project, I can only share my admiration for the skills and attention to detail exhibited by the staff at Retrotec ! Donations by our supporters and TPM Club Members are what directly drive this work forward.
Omg such good vid can’t wait for plane to plane
Fabulous to see this level of detail and craftsmanship. Please can we see more like this. As someone has already said, it is footage like this that reminds me why I support and will keep supporting this brilliant project. Keep up the good work.
More to come!
Amazing the time and detail going into this project
SWEET MY FAV PLANE SAW ONE IN VIRGINA BEACH AREA THE WW2 AIRFEILD OUTDTANDING GUYS WELL DONE SO HAPPY U R DOING THIS
U saw KA114 then. The first new build Mosquito since about 1945!
It reminds me of my time as a DH Apprentice in the Tech School at Astwick Manor , Hatfield where we were taught and practised the art of making aluminium parts and small assemblies.
Thank you Roger and very fine work DH employees made for us to enjoy!
@@johnlilley2777 John you might recall me mentioning my Uncle Frank who was an airframe fitter working at Salisbury Hall on the Mosquito prototypes, then moving to the main factory at Hatfield later.
Thank you for the update!! Really quite impressive the detail going into the various parts! Stay Safe!
You need to update your website if you want people to donate, a lack of updates just makes it look like you have died a death.
Thanks for the feedback. We are happy to answer any questions you may have. You can contact us at sponsor@peoplesmosquito.org.uk
Awesome👍👍