Heres a few pics of my new arrival v1 rudder , it still has some of its green camo paint on it , hope you like it cheers Dave
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Very cool find! Congrats!
Regards,
Chris G.Comment
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Thanks Chris glad you liked it 👍 now could do with a piece of v 2 rgds DaveComment
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Very nice!
Where did you discover it?Comment
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That's very cool Dave! When I was a kid there was a local lumber yard which had a complete V-1 sitting on their roof! I still wonder where it ended up.Willi
Preußens Gloria!
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Hi and thanks Willi , I would love to see a complete one , I bet that was an awesome sight seeing that as a kid but saying that I would loved to have seen it as an adult :-) rgds DaveComment
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I don't know if this one is good but seems complete. You can see it at Muckleburgh, near Cromer, north of Norfolk:
http://www.muckleburgh.co.uk/
CarlesComment
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Now that's something you don't see everyday! Very COOL !Comment
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The V1 at Muckleburgh is a fiber glass replica im sorry to say
I know of a V2 impact site in a field not far from me always wondered if it was worth taking the metal detector up there?Comment
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OK...now that is cool.
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pieces of things ???
Originally posted by sparkchaser. View PostNoticed this one available online recently, but IOriginally posted by sscrooge View Post
didn't bid as I already have a Home Guard vet
recovered V-1 fragment in my pieces of things
collection - i.e., pieces of battleships, WW1 UK
shot down Zeppelin , WW2 IJN Depth Charge
from US Sub deck, brick from AH house, etc.
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thanks guys for nice comments and the link to the one in Norfolk OFW that's a nice v2 relic thanks for showing , mine looks to have been just scorched on one side , if anybody else has any parts please post I would love to see whats out there , cheers Dave
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