We are delighted to have received a kind donation from J&L Industrial Paint Services Limited to help us with restoration of the Fairey Ultralight.
John, who has been supplying paint and associated products to the aviation industry for more years than he cares to remember, is managing director of the company and personally visited the museum to take samples of the original paintwork from the Ultralight. John is now working to create a colour match so we can restore parts of the aircraft to match existing, undamaged areas.
A huge 'thank you' is due to John and his company for supporting this unique project.
I will post some photo's as the project progresses.
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Showing posts with label Ultralight. Show all posts
Thursday, 31 March 2011
Saturday, 12 February 2011
Fairey Ultralight project
After having been in storage in Gloucester for many years, we have recently taken redelivery of the Fairey Ultralight G-AOUJ.
This week a team of 3 new volunteers will begin the lengthly task of rebuilding the aircraft, which currently sits in our hangar in many, many pieces. We are currently seeking advice from anyone who may have information which could help the project along.
The first task will be to prepare an inventory to determine what we have and what we are missing.
This week a team of 3 new volunteers will begin the lengthly task of rebuilding the aircraft, which currently sits in our hangar in many, many pieces. We are currently seeking advice from anyone who may have information which could help the project along.
The first task will be to prepare an inventory to determine what we have and what we are missing.
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