Originally Posted by Faenor (Post 283054)

Hi Martin,

there are my information about plane P2573:
11.5.1940 - P/O P.Dixon followed the german plane deeply to the German territory and ran out of fuel.Landed on Belgian airport Tirlemont. Whilst he was searching for fuel, his plane was damaged during the next german air and pilot return to his unit without plane which he left on the airport.

There are some of other photos of the same plane from old e-bay.de auctions:
http://www.modelari.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=2539

Plane:
3 propeller blades - probably RAF machine
RAF cocarde - visible on some photos - 100% sure it is RAF plane
On the photo with Ms 406, there are visible squadron codes - AF
location - it is on 99% Goetsenhoven
http://www.belgian-wings.be/Webpages...n_airfield.htm

if you check the photos from the link above - the 3rd digit is on 100% number 5 and the next are 73.

Based on these information, it is on 99,99% % P2573.
Maybe I´m wrong, or we are speaking about 2 different plane - if you want, please send me PM or my e-mail is: Jaroslav.petracek1977@gmail.com.
I´m just the amateur but I´m collecting the photos of Hurricane from Battle of France 1939-1940 (and now start with Battles and Blenheims)

Faenor

Originally Posted by edwest2 (Post 286105)

Originally Posted by Zoran Petek (Post 286124)

Tentative identification:
V6020/OM:W of No 107 Squadron, one of two Blenheims claimed by the 8th (Motorised) Flak Division during the attack on Bremen, 4 July 1941. Brought down at Blockland at 08 06 hrs, the Blenheim is believed to be that flown by Flt Lt Wellburn. (IWM HU25727)

Zoran